Coupons for produce, meat and dairy?

[middleclassmom]

I was just wondering if coupons for produce, meat or dairy pop up?

Seems like a lot of coupons are for boxed goods versus fresh food. Perhaps I'm not lookin gin the right places.

Also, any grocery stores around BC (or Canada) offer coupons on the back of the receipts?

[ypperin]

I found coupons for bananas and berries on teh back of the box of froot loopsI purchased:D

[Litesandsirens911]

sometimes if you are a Facebook user, Maple Leaf foods gives out coupons if you like their site or vote in a recipe contest or whatever..I had some 50% off Maple Leaf fresh pork and 5.00 off Maple Leaf Prime Naturally fresh chicken a few months ago...and sometimes if you buy say Hamburger Helper (which I don't)there is a promo once in a blue moon to get free ground beef...
I have only occassionally seen the same type of thing for fresh fruits, like right now on some Kelloggs cereal there is a coupon for bananas...and a while ago they had a promo for free bananas, yoghurt, juice, etc...
They are few and far between but they are out there occassionally.
I don't buy much processed stuff but there are also coupons for lots of frozen fruits and veggies out there, they are supposed to taste as fresh as fresh do..

[PinkLincoln]

Hamburger Helper had free frozen green giant veggies in the last few boxes I got

[FallenPixels]

They do pop up occasionally but certainly the processed stuff is more available

Dairy there is often coupons for, I just used the last of my milk coupons from bags of milk bought last year with a coupon on the back (I used up my Dec 31 coupons buying them and saved the ones from the bags for now since they expire March). There are often cheese coupons (I think $1 Armstrong and $0.75 Black Diamond are the current ones). Plenty of yogurt too

Meat and veggies are harder to find.

[lecale]

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[annedougherty]

Well yes, dairy is branded (Natrel, Neilson, etc) and so there are often coupons. The manufacturers are trying to promote their brands.

Fresh meat and produce? No brand so coupons are rarer.

[middleclassmom]

thanks everyone!