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How to Get Kroger MyMagazine

Want to get the Kroger MyMagazine in the mail? This magazine has some fantastic coupons in it that are customized for the products you buy.

Looking for more ways to save at Kroger? I also blog about my Kroger shopping trips, how to get markdowns at Kroger, and my $70 grocery shopping trips.

After I posted last week about getting a free copy of Kroger MyMagazine in the mail, multiple people reached out to me and asked how to get this magazine. While I can’t tell you exactly how to get the magazine, I wanted to share more about this magazine and some possible ways you might be able to get it, too.

What is Kroger MyMagazine?

Kroger MyMagazine is a magazine with tips and recipes using Kroger products. The best part of the magazine is that in the center, there are some fantastic coupons — and they seem to be customized based upon what you have purchased and regularly purchase. You can often pair these coupons with great sales at Kroger to make even better deals!

Sign Up for Kroger MyMagazine Sharing Network

Kroger MyMagazine Sharing Network is free to sign up for and they sometimes offer you opportunities to try free products. They also let you know when Kroger is rolling out new initiatives.

If you love Kroger, you’ll definitely want to sign up. Plus, I don’t know if it’s related, but I started getting the Kroger MyMagazine after I signed up.

Make Sure Your Address is Correct In Your Account

Are you regularly getting mailers with Kroger coupons in them? If not, it might be because your address is not correct in your account.

I stopped getting the mailers of Kroger coupons in the mail after we moved from Kansas to Tennessee. I didn’t catch it at first, but when I noticed I was no longer getting them, I went to Kroger and asked at customer service if they could fix my address in my account.

Because I had Dillon’s card instead of a Kroger card (we had a Kroger affiliate called Dillon’s in Kansas), they had me re-sign up for a new card. Within a few months, I was regularly getting coupons mailed to me again.

Photo of Kroger coupons

Swipe Your Card Every Time You Shop

Reader, Andrea, reached out to Kroger about how to get Kroger MyMagazine in the mail and here’s what their customer service said:

There really is no way to subscribe to Korger MyMagazine. They aren’t mailed out on a weekly or monthly basis like most magazines. No customer receives every issue. In fact, one issue may be mailed to a completely different set of homes than the previous issue.

Each issue is based on a theme – for instance, “Super Bowl Parties” – or a special interest such as pet ownership. Therefore, it would depend on a person’s shopping history. We would encourage you to swipe your card every time you shop, so a shopping history can be built.

Also, we mail a Kroger MyMagazine issue to the customers who best match up with that particular theme or interest, and who typically buy a lot of the products featured in the magazine. Because the products and the themes are always changing, so is the mailing list for each issue.

So you can’t subscribe, but if you continue shopping at our stores, you may receive Kroger MyMagazine when it matches up with your interests and the products you buy.

I hope this information proves helpful. If you have further questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at 800.576.4377. Thank you for your patronage and have a great day.

Thank you for shopping with us and have a great day.

Sincerely,

Cynthia from Kroger Customer Connect

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Gretchen’s $79 Grocery Shopping Trip and Menu Plan

Dillons

2 pkg Turkey/Ham Kroger Sandwich Meat – $2.50 each, used 2 $0.50/1 e-coupon – $2 each after coupon

1 bag Kroger Tortilla Chips – $1.49

2 bags Kroger Shredded Cheese (16 oz each) – $3.49 each, used 2 $1/1 e-coupon – $2.99 each after coupon

5 pkg Kroger Applesauce Cups – $1.29 each used 5 $0.40/1 e-coupon – $0.89 each after coupons

3 Kroger Peanut Butter – $1.49 each, used 3 $0.50/1 e-coupon – $0.99 each after coupon

1 Green Leaf Lettuce – $1.69

1 loaf Honey Wheat Bread – $2.49, used $1/1 e-coupon – $1.49 after coupon

1 Ground Black Pepper – $1.25

1 can Chopped Olives – $1.39

1.18 lbs Roma Tomatoes – $1.17

1 pkg String Cheese – $3.49, used $1/1 e-coupon – $2.49 after coupon

1 pkg Cookies – Marked down to $1.79

5.31 lbs Bananas – $2.60

1 pkg Mission Tortillas – $2.59

1 Kroger Sour Cream – $1.99, used $0.50/1 e-coupon – $1.49 after coupon

1 Reese Pieces Bar – $1, used Free e-coupon (no longer available) – Free after coupon

1 Kroger Half & Half – $1.79

Total after coupons: $38.63

Aldi

2 pkg Frozen Peas – $0.79 each

1 pkg Cheese Crackers – $1.49

1 pkg Frozen Chicken Nuggets – $3.79

1 pkg Frozen Chicken Breasts – $5.99

1 can Cream of Mushroom Soup – $0.49

1 Half & Half – $1.59

2 Cucumbers – $0.59 each

1 6-pack Raisins – $1.19

1 dozen Eggs – $0.58

1 bag Mandarin Oranges – $2.39

1 canister Peanuts – $2.19

1 pkg Green Grapes – $2.64

1 MooTubes Yogurt – $1.55

1 pkg Frozen Strawberries – $1.95

1 pkg Fruit & Grain Bars – $1.39

2 pkg Strawberries – $1.49 each

1 pkg Chewy Granola Bars – $1.59

1 pkg Snack Crackers – $1.49

1 gallon Milk – $1.49

1 lb Butter – $2.88

Total: $40.42

Total for both stores: $79.05

Menu Plan for This Week

I’m planning to be out of town several days this week so I bought lots of snacks and easy to prepare foods so my husband doesn’t have to make food for the family/eat out for every meal. 😉