Hot Saturday Deals at DG! Less than $1 per item!!

Hey fellow deal hunters! I know you saw my incredible Dollar General haul, and I wanted to share some of my personal secrets to replicate these amazing Saturday savings. Getting essentials like laundry detergent, oral care, skincare, and even pet food for under $1 each is totally doable if you know the tricks! First off, the 'Saturday deal' at Dollar General is a game-changer. Every Saturday, they usually offer $5 off a $25 purchase. This is where the magic starts! My strategy is to add items that are already on sale or have digital coupons attached, and then stack that $5 off $25 coupon on top. This is how I manage to get things like Colgate toothpaste, Vaseline lotion, and even Gain laundry detergent for pennies. Here’s a breakdown of how I plan my Saturday trips: Check the DG App Early: On Thursday or Friday, I open the Dollar General app. This is where you'll find all the digital coupons. Look for high-value coupons on items you actually need. I always keep an eye out for coupons on brands like Neutrogena for skincare, Charmin for household goods, and yes, plenty of Vaseline coupons! The app also shows you which items might be on a weekly sale. Build Your Cart to $25 (Before Coupons): Make a list of items that add up to at least $25. Remember, this is the total before any digital coupons are applied, but after any store sales. For instance, if a bottle of Persil is regularly $5 but on sale for $4, that $4 counts towards your $25. Look for Manufacturer Coupons: Sometimes, in addition to DG digital coupons, there might be manufacturer coupons you can print or find in Sunday papers. These can be stacked with DG digital coupons and the $5 off $25! This is how I often snag specific items like Friskies pet food for my furry friend at an unbelievable price. Scan, Scan, Scan! Before heading to the checkout, use the in-app scanner to double-check that all your digital coupons are clipping correctly and that your total before the $5 off $25 is at least $25. Nothing is worse than getting to the register and realizing a coupon didn't apply! Be Flexible: Sometimes, the exact item you planned for might be out of stock. Have some backup options in mind. I often look for other essentials like Arm & Hammer products if my first choice isn't available. The key is to stay within your $25 threshold. Following these steps is exactly how I paid around $5.50 to $6.00 for a basket full of essentials, as you saw in my pictures. It truly feels like finding treasure when you leave with a bag full of goodies like oral care, skincare, laundry supplies, and pet food for such an incredibly low price. Happy couponing, and let me know what amazing deals you find this Saturday!