Kroger Ice Cream Only $1.99 with Digital Coupon!
Cool off this summer with a sweet savings on Kroger Ice Cream using a digital coupon at Kroger stores.
Looking for a delicious way to beat the heat without breaking the bank? Kroger is offering a fantastic deal on their 48 oz Kroger Ice Cream tubs. With a digital coupon, you can grab each tub for just $1.99 this week.
How to Get the Deal
The regular price for Kroger Ice Cream (48 oz) is $2.99. Kroger is currently featuring a digital coupon that takes $1.00 off each tub. You can clip this coupon up to five times per transaction, making it perfect for stocking up.
Example Savings
If you buy one tub:
- Regular price: $2.99
- Coupon discount: $1.00
- Final price: $1.99
Buying five tubs and using the coupon five times would cost $9.95 instead of $14.95, saving you $5.
Alternatives and Next Steps
- Check if your local Kroger store participates in this promotion.
- Look for other Kroger brand frozen treats that might have similar coupons.
- Combine this deal with other store promotions or fuel points for additional savings.
Bottom Line
This limited-time digital coupon makes Kroger Ice Cream an affordable treat for summer nights. Take advantage of the offer while it lasts to enjoy quality ice cream at a budget-friendly price.
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