Target offers its Target Circle Members (free to join): Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off Select Groceries (see categories below). Select free store pickup where available.
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Target offers its Target Circle Members (free to join): Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off Select Groceries (see categories below). Select free store pickup where available.
Thanks to community member kenmikec for sharing this deal.
I have really struggled to shop at Target this year. I didn't even end up using my 20% off an order discount that just recently expired because anything I was looking for was excluded or marked up more than 20%. Their "Prime Response Sale" was even weaker. Now I am looking at their Buy 1, get 1 50% berries deal, and (where I am at), their berries are almost double the cost of Kroger.
Kodiak granola is about $1.50 less than what I normally pay, but other than that I don't really see anything else to convince me to make an extra stop on my way home.
I have really struggled to shop at Target this year. I didn't even end up using my 20% off an order discount that just recently expired because anything I was looking for was excluded or marked up more than 20%. Their "Prime Response Sale" was even weaker. Now I am looking at their Buy 1, get 1 50% berries deal, and (where I am at), their berries are almost double the cost of Kroger.<br />
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Kodiak granola is about $1.50 less than what I normally pay, but other than that I don't really see anything else to convince me to make an extra stop on my way home.
I stop by my local Target for small curbside orders, once or twice a month. They always seem to be busy. I have Kroger, Aldi, Costco, and Meijer nearby. Targets grocery prices are high, they are clearly struggling, their stock is at a five-year low.
Last edited by oliviajagger October 11, 2025 at 09:09 PM.
I stop by my local Target for small curbside orders a once or twice a month. They always seem to be busy. I have Kroger, Aldi, Costco, and Meijer nearby. Targets grocery prices are high, they are clearly struggling, their stock is at a five-year low.
I think they remain busy because they have historically been the better shopping experience. Target used to be the king of customer service, with competitive prices backed by a flexible price matching policy. Let's not forget their return policy used to be so generous they let people returned their Nintendo (NES) when the SNES came out because the new games didn't play on it.
But much like they killed their return policy, and mirrored Kohls by doing store specific SKUs, they officially killed their price match policy this year. With Kroger remodeling their stores to add wider isles and more non-grocery items, and Walmart remaining the low-price leader, Target is losing any differentiator it once had.
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I think they remain busy because they have historically been the better shopping experience. Target used to be the king of customer service, with competitive prices backed by a flexible price matching policy. Let's not forget their return policy used to be so generous they let people returned their Nintendo (NES) when the SNES came out because the new games didn't play on it.<br />
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But much like they killed their return policy, and mirrored Kohls by doing store specific SKUs, they officially killed their price match policy this year. With Kroger remodeling their stores to add wider isles and more non-grocery items, and Walmart remaining the low-price leader, Target is losing any differentiator it once had.
The list of CEOs at Kohls in the last several years is like a horror story. I used to shop there a lot several year ago. My local store now has a dedicated area in the front for Amazon returns with several registers. Ironic given Amazon has killed their business. I don't think Kohls or Target survive in their current form. Both will need to close stores going forward. Kohls customer service has gone downhill pretty dramatically over the years.
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I think it said clearance was excluded, but not sure about these kind of sales
Kodiak granola is about $1.50 less than what I normally pay, but other than that I don't really see anything else to convince me to make an extra stop on my way home.
I think it said clearance was excluded, but not sure about these kind of sales
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Kodiak granola is about $1.50 less than what I normally pay, but other than that I don't really see anything else to convince me to make an extra stop on my way home.
But much like they killed their return policy, and mirrored Kohls by doing store specific SKUs, they officially killed their price match policy this year. With Kroger remodeling their stores to add wider isles and more non-grocery items, and Walmart remaining the low-price leader, Target is losing any differentiator it once had.
I think they remain busy because they have historically been the better shopping experience. Target used to be the king of customer service, with competitive prices backed by a flexible price matching policy. Let's not forget their return policy used to be so generous they let people returned their Nintendo (NES) when the SNES came out because the new games didn't play on it.<br />
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But much like they killed their return policy, and mirrored Kohls by doing store specific SKUs, they officially killed their price match policy this year. With Kroger remodeling their stores to add wider isles and more non-grocery items, and Walmart remaining the low-price leader, Target is losing any differentiator it once had.
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