🏃🏽♀️🔥Run to DG | stock up on chips!
This week at dollar general you can pick up some big bags of chips for just $1.95 when you buy 4!
Cheaper than Walmart (listed for $3 a bag) so if you have a dollar general near buy definitely pick some up! Labor Day is just around the corner!
Scan with the dg app to verify the ones you are getting qualify for the offer/sale. You don’t need to clip anything. Make sure to pick up 4 or increments of 4 if you are wanting to stock up.
💸Deal is valid 8/25-8/31
(please note I had $2 dg cash that I used. I only paid $5.88. That’s why you see the $5.88 at the bottom.)
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Hey fellow snack lovers! I wanted to share some extra tips on how to become a Dollar General deal-hunting pro, especially when it comes to stocking up on your favorite chips. My recent haul of Lay's and Cheetos for just $1.95 a bag was awesome, but that's just the tip of the iceberg! First off, that Dollar General app? It's your absolute best friend for uncovering hidden gems and verifying eligibility. I always make sure to scan every item I'm interested in before I even get to the checkout. Sometimes a deal might not be advertised prominently, or certain flavors (like Lay's Limón or Lay's Wavy Original, which I saw in that shopping cart on my last trip!) might be included even if the sign only shows the classic varieties. It's crucial for confirming those "buy X, get Y" offers. The app is also where you'll find digital coupons that can stack with sales, leading to even bigger savings! I've personally seen coupons for specific chip brands pop up, so if you're actively looking for something like Takis or even a healthier option like protein chips, it's definitely worth checking the app regularly. While I haven't seen Quest Protein Chips at my local DG often, deals on similar items can absolutely appear. Don't forget to link your account to get personalized offers too – sometimes they'll send you coupons for items you frequently buy, which is a fantastic bonus! Beyond the app, always keep a close eye on their weekly ads, which usually refresh on Sundays. Dollar General frequently features 'buy one, get one free' or 'mix and match' sales on popular snack brands. I love to combine these with manufacturer coupons from newspapers or printable sites if I can find them. For instance, if they have a 'buy 2 large bags of chips for $5' deal, and I happen to have a $1 off 2 coupon, that makes each bag even cheaper! It’s all about finding those layers of savings. Don't be afraid to check the clearance section too; sometimes chips nearing their 'best by' date are heavily discounted. Just make sure you plan to eat them quickly or share with friends! Another great trick is to understand their sale cycles and plan your stock-ups. Big holidays like Labor Day (which was highlighted in the original post!) or Fourth of July are prime times for snack sales because everyone's gathering and needs goodies. Keep an eagle eye out around these dates for major stock-up opportunities. I try to buy enough to last me a few weeks until the next big sale rolls around, especially for pantry staples like chips. Buying in increments of the deal (like the "buy 4" in the original post) is key to maximizing your savings. And finally, always compare prices! While my recent Dollar General chip deal was definitely cheaper than Walmart for comparable items, prices can vary by region or even by week. Sometimes a local grocery store might have an unadvertised special, so a quick check on their app or website can save you a few extra bucks. But for reliable, easy savings on everyday snacks like Lay's Classic, Cheetos Flamin' Hot, and other favorites I saw in that shopping cart, Dollar General is often my absolute go-to. It's a fantastic way to stretch your snack budget without compromising on quantity or flavor. Happy snacking and happy saving!
