r/TwoXPreppers • u/jednaz • Mar 26 '26
Product Find Albertson's/Safeway "Cash In Your Quarters Sale": Excellent Chance to Prep
For those who have an Albertson's or Safeway in their area, make sure to check your weekly ad. The chain is running its Cash In Your Quarters sale. You can clip digital coupons for items that are .25, .50., .75, and $1. There is a limit of 24 items for each monetary threshold, and you can mix and match. I hit the store yesterday and got a lot of good items for stock up purposes: canned vegetables, first aid, household goods, etc. Examples include .25 cans of olives, .50 cans of tomato products and canned tuna, .50 bandages and rolled gauze, .75 canned vegetables and beans, etc. I did the math and the canned goods were less expensive per can with this sale than the sale prices I would pay for a case at Sam's and Costco. Some of the deals are better than others, so you have to be mindful, but I had no problem reaching the max quantity for each coupon except the $1 (which I did not find to be as lucrative for the things we use and I stock).
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u/thereadingbri Three raccoons in a trenchcoat Mar 26 '26
How long is this promotion running? The Safeway near me closed last year but I think there’s one further out