Note: This deal requires selecting both
One-time Purchase and
Subscribe & Save to clip both coupons. Please carefully read the deal instructions below to replicate this offer.
Amazon has for
Select Accounts: 24-Pack 11.15-Oz Sanpellegrino Zero Grams Added Sugar Italian Sparkling Drink (Peach Clementine) on sale for
$12.61 when you follow
deal instructions below.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
phoinix for finding this deal.
Deal instructions:- Go to the 24-Pack 11.15-Oz San Pellegrino Zero Italian Sparkling Drinks (Peach Clementine) page
- Select One-Time Purchase and 'clip' the $5.00 Off Coupon
- Select Subscribe & Save and 'clip' the 25% Off Coupon
- Check out via Subscribe & Save
- Your total should be $12.61
Features:
- Made with real fruit juice
- Crafted in Italy
- 0g added sugar
- 20 calories per can
Top Comments
Community Reviews
San Pellegrino Zero Peach Clementine is a lightly flavored sparkling drink that can land at a very low shipped price when the coupon and extra discounts work. The deal has been replicated, and stacking Discover savings brought the total to a little over $8, with other orders coming in under $12 shipped. The main drawback is the zero calorie formula, which uses sucralose, and that sweetener is the biggest reason for disappointment. It is a budget-friendly pick only if the coupon and sweetener profile fit what you want.
people who want a zero-cal sparkling drink deal and are okay with sucralose because commenters said the deal worked and they were able to replicate it, with one paying about $10.93 shipped and another getting it for under $12 shipped.
buyers who are specifically shopping for a "sweetened by a touch of fruit juice" style and don't mind that it's a zero version because one commenter said the closest match to that style is Sanpellegrino Ciao and that they like it more than Spindrift (noting it can be pricey without sales).
subscribers who can successfully stack discounts (like Discover) because one commenter said they got it to a little over $8 by adding a Discover discount, though it depended on the interval settings.
buyers who rely on Subscribe & Save or coupon links to get the advertised price because multiple commenters said the 25% coupon link didn't work or that Subscribe & Save 25% off didn't appear for them.
people who want to avoid sucralose because commenters specifically warned that the drink contains sucralose and even cited concerns about sucralose being linked to DNA damage/genotoxicity.
people expecting a fruit-sweetened sparkling drink because commenters said it wasn't "sweetened by fruit" the way they expected and called it "Nasty," expressing disappointment.
people who dislike zero-cal versions because one commenter said the deal worked for them but their wife doesn't like the zero-cal version.
people who strongly prefer "natural sweeteners" because a commenter criticized the drink as tasting like "chemicals" and questioned why it doesn't use natural sweeteners.
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Sanpellegrino Ciao would be what you're looking for - that's their 'only sweetened by a touch a fruit juice' drink. That's my favorite of the type - I like it more than Spindrift and such - but it's pricey if it's not on sale.
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