Kroger - Digital Coupons, a free and some goodies

Trying to prepare for a small mega run and wanted to check the digital coupons for some that might help some deals along.  Well, first you might want to load this Free Marie Callender's soup ecoupon and pick up one of those on your trip.  Even if you don't eat canned soup, this is a great donation item to drop in the red buckets :D.

Then I was excited to see there is a $3 off Blue Rhino propane (with or without exchange).  My hubs uses propane for his beer brewing so I am always looking for a deal on those.

There is a $1.50 off Gevalia so if you were planning on picking that up, might want to just load the ecoupon.

There is a $1 off coupon for Comfort diapers or training pants and I recall seeing closeout tags on some of those, so might be worth loading to check out later.

$1.50 off Yuban coffee.  These are on the mega sale for the same price as the Maxwell House, so might be a decent coffee deal, if you like this brand.

And for a few deals with ones that you might already have loaded (I don't believe these are available to download now if you have not already). These come from reader Glenn (thanks :D)

Private Selection Greek Yogurt @ $1
- $3/3 Private Selection items eQ
= free (if you buy 3)

Yopa! Greek Yogurt @ $1
- $1/1 Facebook IP (must share)
= free

I haven't tried yet (Estracell sponges were out of stock at my local Kroger), but there is a Kroger eQ (http://kroger.softcoin.com/programs/kroger/digital_coupons/content/banners/atVI20130002E2_selectstore.html) for $2/$5 worth of brooms, mops, or sponges that I think might make these free 

And there are a few coupons coming out this weekend that might help with the mega
New skintimate for .55 so when these expire

$0.50 Mountain High Yoghurt, making the 32 oz plain $1 after mega

.75 off Sargento Slices, making these $1.50 after mega and coupon

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