Cashier at my local Kroger in Dayton let me use 4 digital coupons on one order and it saved me $23
I was standing in line at the Kroger on Siebenthaler in Dayton two weeks ago and the lady in front of me had a phone full of digital coupons she pulled up at the register. The cashier scanned every single one and her total dropped from $61 to like $38. I always assumed you could only stack one per item or something, so I never bothered downloading the app. Next trip I loaded 4 coupons on my phone, a $3 off $15 produce one, a $2 off cereal, $5 off meat, and a $1.50 off dairy, and it worked all at once on one order. I saved $23 on a $70 run and honestly felt kind of dumb for not checking sooner. The app also has these weekly digital deals that only show up if you clip them before checkout, which is the part that got me. If you shop there and you're not clipping in the app first, you're basically leaving money on the counter. Does anyone know if other stores like Meijer or Giant Eagle let you stack that many digital offers too, or is Kroger the only one?
Waited way too long to figure this out too, I literally watched my total drop $23 and just stood there confused. Four coupons on ONE order blows my mind, I thought it was one per trip. Kroger really out here making us feel dumb for not reading the fine print.