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All You Magazine launches “Grocery List Roundup,” a new sale-matching tool

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Get All You Plus a Free Gift!If you’re a coupon shopper, you’re probably already familiar with All You Magazine! It’s a coupon shopper’s delight, filled with an average of $50-$100 manufacturer coupons every month, as well as articles about money-saving ideas to live well on less.

All You is celebrating the release of a new online shopping tool called the “Grocery Circular Roundup!“ The Grocery Circular Roundup combines all of the sales flyers for your area in one place, but what’s really exciting? All You’s new tool provides a sale-matching functionality that many coupon shoppers have been asking for…

You can enter a list of the items you want to buy this week, and the Grocery Circular Roundup will tell you which stores in your area have the best prices for those items! This tool’s got the potential to save a lot of time and energy if you just want to know who’s got the best price on cereal, strawberries, ground turkey… or anything you want this week!

I’ve been playing with the Grocery Circular Roundup over the past week (find it at www.allyou.com/grocerycircular) and it’s really easy to use. Check this out:

Visit the link and click the “Search By Item” tag to enter a shopping list. For this example, I kept my list short (cereal, strawberries, and ground turkey..)

Then, the Grocery Circular Roundup returns a list of all of the stores in my area that have the best prices on those items:

From here, you can click “Add To List” to add the item to your shopping list. When you’re done, click to print the list, or email it to yourself! What a nice, FREE new tool to have in our shopping arsenal. As it’s brand-new, we’ll have to play with it some more and see how well it works.

And, to celebrate the release of the Grocery Circular Roundup, All You has given me THREE free, one-year subscriptions to All You Magazine to give away to three lucky readers of my blog! Simply reply to this post to enter… but there’s a twist! Your post must include a comment about All You’s Grocery Circular Roundup. What do you like? Dislike? See yourself using? Share it for a chance to win!

This All You Magazine 3 One-Year Subscriptions giveaway begins today, June 5, 2011, and runs for one week. The contest will end on June 11th at 11:59pm, and on June 12th, three (3) winners will be chosen via a random number generator!

UPDATE: GIVEAWAY HAS ENDED! WINNERS are Brani, Zukeeper6 and Fat Wallet! Thank you to everyone who entered!


More about All You Magazine’s Grocery Circular Roundup:

This free, interactive tool allows consumers to browse grocery circulars in real time by typing in their zip code or selecting their favorite local store to see what’s on sale in their neighborhood. Consumers can also enter their shopping list to match desired items with local sales.

With food costs rising, ALLYOU.com’s Grocery Circular Roundup empowers the consumer with the confidence that shoppers are getting the most value for their money.

Users can search by product, brand or view products aisle-by-aisle, grouped by food category. Consumers can then select items they wish to purchase with the click of a button, add them to their shopping list, load printable coupons from ALLYOU.com into the list, print it, and bring it in store. They can also opt-in to receive email alerts when new circulars are available at their chosen retailers.

Via Grocery Server’s technology, over 275 grocery chains in the U.S. are included in the tool, representing over 49,000 grocery stores and pharmacies that sell grocery products. Grocery Server’s platform automatically refreshes deals every day to capture any new sale items that have appeared in retail chains.

Legal: This giveaway is sponsored by All You Magazine. Responding to this post with one comment about All You Magazine’s Grocery Circular Roundup online shopping tool qualifies readers to enter. Each reader post must contain a comment about the Grocery Circular Roundup, or that entry will not be included in the giveaway. Duplicate posts do not increase chances of winning. The contest began at midnight on June 5, 2011 and will end at 11:59pm on June 11, 2011. Three winners will be chosen via random-number generator on June 12, 2011 and announced the same day. Winners will each receive ONE one-year magazine subscription to All You. Product, program information, coupons and prizes are being provided by All You. I have received information to help promote All You Magazine as part of this giveaway. I have not been compensated for this post or for hosting this giveaway. Winners will be contacted via the Private Messaging feature of JillCataldo.com and via email. If a winner does not reply to the message within four (4) days, that winner will forfeit the prize and a new winner will be chosen. Fulfillment of prizes to winners will be handled directly by All You Magazine. Good luck to everyone!

Comments

  1. Wow, I didn’t know this existed. Thanks for the heads-up. I love the Grocery Circular Roundup, and will use it daily!

  2. …as there are many items I need that aren’t necessarily in the deals. Would love to try All You and Grocery Circular Roundup! Thanks Jill

  3. Good tool! A little glitch when searching using “grocery list” – used soda and it found none, however using the drop down “category” list and choosing soda it found several. I like that if there is a coupon available, you have the option to print. I believe this is going to be a VERY useful tool. Thank you!

  4. Because of graduation today I don’t have time to play with it but I think I will like it. I wish it showed more than 6 items at a time.

  5. This will be such a great tool for couponing. Anytime that I can create a list to bring with me to the store makes shopping so much easier!

    Thanks for the chance!

    And Jill, thanks for all you do to save us money!

  6. It looks like it could be a great tool, but I couldn’t get it to work! I watched the video, but afterward, the screen was still blank under the header.

  7. I’ve been meaning to get a subscription to All You.

    Thanks for the chance.

  8. I really like the circular roundup. I just wish it included stores like target/walmart. I know that Walmart doesn’t put out a circular a lot,but they do on occasion. Maybe including the drugstores since they sell lots of groceries and have good sales. But it’s a great idea!

  9. The thing I really like about the Grocery Circular Roundup is that it prints a complete shopping list; now, if it just did the Q matchups too….:)

  10. I tried it and I think it still needs alot of work. I know about some sale items and they didn’t show up at those stores. I use coupontom alot; how is this different or better?

  11. It’s funny…I stumbled upon this by accident a few days ago, and had already tried playing around with it a bit. It looks really promising!

  12. Not really impresed so far and I was so hoping to be.
    I enter my zip code and it keeps giving me Save-A-Lot stores. I went to the Save-A-Lot website and there isn’t one anywhere near me (which I already knew). I can’t get it to bring up items from the Jewel flyer which is right down the street from me. If it’s only items from the circular, and it won’t pick stores that are actually close to me I don’t see the benefit for me.

    BUT I would LOVE to ge the magazine so I can do my own sale matching :)

  13. I love that the tool includes Ultra Foods, a store I frequent often! Thanks so much for sharing this tool, I can’t wait until I do my weekly shopping!

  14. What do I like about All You’s new grocery circular roundup? EVERYTHING! One specific though is the electronically generated shopping list – much better than trying to read my own handwriting! We’re all busy, so it’s just so nice to have these tools available to help us buy wisely and ultimately provide better meals for our family. I have two children, one with autism, so I try to put as much effort toward his development and well-being and as little as possible toward shopping. Jill, your continued support is a God-send!

  15. I love the idea of this. I would like the option of selecting a pool of stores that I frequently shop at
    instead of all or only one. Realistically, due to time constraints, I will only grocery shop at stores within 5-10 minutes of my home. Some of the stores in the drop down list aren’t close enough for me to go to, so I’d rather just
    eliminate them from the search right off the bat. Thanks for bringing this new savings tool to our attention, and to All You for offering this great service.

  16. I like this. I live in an area that I have two major cities to go. All I have to do is put in the zipcode and I get the best deals all around. This is going to save a lot of time and gas.

  17. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for! I remember asking Jill at her Supercouponing 2 class if such a tool exsists. I looks very user friendly.

  18. I will play with it later when I have time! The colors and presentation are “prettier” than Tom’s (but I’ll always be a Tomgirl :) Thanks as always!

  19. I love how easy the site is to use!! I love all the great easy savings information you offer and the new All You site offers.
    Thanks!

  20. It’s neat but it’s missing quite a few of our local stores. I didn’t see Strack and Van Til or Walt’s just to name a couple that it doesn’t list.

  21. I just tried using it because we just so happen to need to get stuff for a BBQ we are having next weekend. I’m a new couponer, so my stock pile doesn’t have everything we need for just such an occasion. So, I typed in several things we need for the BBQ. I like how it lists several stores on there. I added things to my list, then tried to print out. However, what I see may need to be altered is when you have multiple stores to go to. I had Meijer and Dominicks on my list. The list is nice how it separates groups of things, however it would be nice to be able to separate things by store also. Other than that, so far it seems pretty cool! It will go in my arsenal of couponing tools!
    Thanks Jill for telling us about it!
    Jessica

  22. I like the new tool All You’s Grocery Circular Roundup because it has Aldi, Jewel and Butera in it and I shop here most often.
    I would prefer to also have Garden Fresh added to the list since I live near one.
    This is great for when I need recipe ingredients or planning my meal list for the week!
    I LOVE All You Magazine! I sure hope I win!

  23. Love the idea! I’ve played around with the All You round up and think it’s going to be a huge help, especially when I run out of something and can’t wait for a “Jill” deal. I tried putting in some obscure items just to see what would come up and was surprised that some of our local stores had them on sale. I only wish Caputo’s was part of the program.

  24. But there were items I tried that didn’t show up, even though I knew they were on sale. Hopefully this will improve so it can be a useful tool.

  25. Seems like there are some quirks that still need to be worked out, but could potentially be a useful tool when you need specific items. Probably won’t make much of a difference for stocking up on the “hot deals” easily found on Jill’s blog, Mashup Mom, etc.

  26. This seems to be a promising tool. Maybe I missed this but can you login thus saving the items that you regularly look for in the “Search By Item” tab? It would be nice if the shopping list sorted your selected items by store into columns. Of course, if this also matched up the coupons . . . it would be a huge time saver.

  27. I think this is going to be awesome! Especially this summer when I may be out of town. I will be able to punch in the zip code of where I am and still be able to save! Wonderful!

  28. Yeah team. this is just what has been missing. Can’t wait to take it for a spin!

  29. I just checked out the All You grocery round up. It seems pretty easy to use. Although I don’t have an Ultra or Food for Less near me. That’s ok though. I hope it has a succesful lauch. I will use it as often as possible.

  30. I am elated that there is tool that includes a multitude of stores in my area! The fact that you need to write down your list only once and check all the stores is great! Such a huge time saver. I will definitely be using this!

  31. I think this is a really good tool, and I’m sure I’ll give it a try. The only problem I have is that the one store I shop at regularly, Shoprite, isn’t listed. Maybe it’s listed under a different name though so I’m going to do some looking around. I do love the variety of stores otherwise.

  32. I LOVE this! I shop at Ultra & Aldi,and use Jewel when sales are good. Sometimes I skip buying things at stores because I think it will be cheaper at Aldi, only to be disappointed. I can use this to compare the Aldi price to the Ultra & Jewel prices in order to save my family even more money! Thanks Jill!!!! My husband is among your newest fans! :)

  33. I selected Whole Foods in the Choose Store drop-down list box. As I browsed the items that came up, I noticed there are items listed that I don’t believe they carry, e.g. 3-in-1 oil and Reese’s Puffs cereal. Then I noticed some items say Whole Foods and others don’t. If I choose a specific store, I expect it will only display items from that store. Either this is not the Whole Foods Market I’m expecting or there’s a problem in their filtering.

    Otherwise, I am excited that they include stores as diverse as Aldi and Whole Foods, as well as stores I use frequently such as Jewel, Meijer, & Dom’s.

  34. I really appreciate the Grocery Circular Roundup site because it lists one of the smaller stores in my area, plus Aldi’s so I can check my produce and meat prices there.

  35. Looks great! I haven’t tried it out yet, but it looks like it would be a great way to compare the local stores and see which one has the best deals for the things I need.

  36. I tried the new All You’s Grocery Circular Roundup and I have a bunch to say. I LOVE that I can type in a grocery list (and edit)& get a listing of sales at different stores but I wish that after you enter the zip it would give you a list of stores to choose & only show sales from our selection because I live near Tinley Park & won’t be traveling to Northbrook unless everything on my list is free.Not sure what the travel radius default is.LOVE that I can browse circulars, just wish there was a separate tab for only coupons(not within circular listing) I’m not sure what Kmart ad is being used but having both Kmart & the superK grocery ad on this listing would be nice.I had macaroni & cheese & chicken patties on my list – I know these are both in this weeks superKmart grocery ad but no listing came up for these items at Kmart, I even went back to edit the shopping list & typed exactly how it is listed in the ad & it still didn’t show up.I LOVE that there is a shopping list that I can print out & email.This is a GREAT shopping tool that I will use to save time but I’m not convinced that the complete SuperKmart grocery ad is on here. Thanks for sharing this with us & for all that you do!!

  37. What a GREAT idea! Sure is easy to use, too… thanks for sharing this with us, Jill!

  38. Oh wow…I love this new feature. I can actually use my own zip code and come up with grocery stores in the rural area I live in. Unheard of with many other searches similar to this one and with the couponing blogs in general. When you live in the country its hard to get the same deals as other people but I am hoping this will make it easier.

  39. Well I’m a little on the fence with this one….I love the idea and that it can potentially be a more organized and efficient way of getting your shopping list together. I also like that it has all the circulars in one spot. I don’t really care for the “search by item” feature only because it seems to be missing items from sales. For example, I looked up some items with my jewel ad in front of me and not everything popped up. If they can work this glitch out I would definitely use this all the time!

  40. What I’m really looking for is a search system that includes sale items that aren’t necessarily in the circulars. Does this do that? Perhaps that is an impossibly tall order. Certainly, having a lookup for all the sales in the circular would save me time from having to flip back and forth looking for the best deal on something. Many sales don’t show up on couponing sites because they are just ok, but I really need that item for that week, and I am just looking for the best price. Definately a good tool to add to my toolbox.

  42. I like the concept of the site. However, I found a couple of my test items were outdated on their sales dates. Maybe this is just because it is in its debut form. I will try it again.

    I wonder if this includes only the circulars or everything in the store that is on sale. Everything on sale would be fabulous.

    I intend to keep playing and exploring all the features. This has the potential to be a huge time saver for me.

  43. to use this. I will be moving out of the city and closer to a Meijer which I have never shopped at before. It will be a huge help while I adjust to my new surroundings and start my new shopping strategies!

  44. Okay, I don’t enjoy complaining (well, maybe I do a little) but I wanted to see more stores listed. I would assume it only offers the stores they currently have loaded. I am sure they will add more as they grow. It included about 1/2 of the stores in my area that I shop at. Thanks for pointing it out, I did love being able to enter my shopping list to see where those items might be cheaper. I tried Silk milk and came up with zero but soymilk did the trick.

  45. I wish I could select three stores that I would want compared. It gives you the option to pick one only. Or it compares several stores but I don’t go to all the stores given for my location. Also, I wish it compared all the prices and not just circular sale prices. For instance, even when Jewel has something on sale, that item might still be cheaper at Aldi even if it’s not on sale at Aldi.
    I’m not convinced yet that this would be especially helpful to me. I already have such a good system down for how I normally shop.

  46. I love the idea of technology helping me track the prices of products I use every day. There are three grocery chains in my area and I like the idea of being more easily track the deals. I hate it when I realize that I could have saved money if only I had been more organized. I am looking forward to the Roundup!

  47. I would love to use the Grocery Circular Roundup feature of All You Magazine. It should shave so much more time browsing sale ads – and reduce the number of “oh – I should get that’s” just because they’re pictured in the circular, instead of being a good sale match up. Plus, Hubby would be happy that the dining room table would be rid of newspaper ads each week! :)

    I look forward to your weekly deals every week, Jill. Even though it’s becoming more common that shelves are getting cleared in my area stores.

    Thanks for helping others save so much, Jill.
    Michelle

  48. Unfortunately, the store I shop at most isn’t listed, S&VT, so I guess I’d have to open that site’s ad alongside this site. They take coupons 30 days expired, and they’re the closest to me, so I’ve been doing the bulk of my shopping there.

    Maybe they’ll get around to adding it sometime down the road.

  49. I have wanted something like this for a long time, so I’m glad that AllYou finally introduced it! However, I agree with many of the other comments that the geographic search parameters are really way too wide. In addition, it doesn’t have a few stores that are within 1 mile of my house and that it shows many stores that don’t actually take coupons printed off the internet. Keep working on it, AllYou, because this is a tool that could save me time AND money!!
    Thanks, Jill, for letting us know about this new development!

  50. I can’t wait to try All You’s Grocery Circular Roundup. It looks so easy to use and any tool that helps me save money is worth trying! Thanks Jill for sharing!

  51. have needed this for those items you need at the best price but no good “deals”

  52. This is an amazing idea! No matter how hard I try to stock up, it never fails that I run out of something before there is a great deal on it. Now I know that I won’t be paying the highest price ever!

  53. This is an awesome search engine. I agree that it will need some tweeking (like maybe narrowing down the search area) but it will be so great to be able to get myself organized so I can keep it to 1 or 2 stores. With 6 kids home for the summer, I need to make my trips as short as possible! LOL Thanks for sharing Jill!

  54. Is this site equivalent to the other sites (no names mentioned) that charge?

  55. Grocery Circular Roundup has a good concept. Adding local stores and allowing one to compare prices at say, two or three stores would be nice additions.

  56. I have only been couponing for two months now and find it overwhelming to figure out which store has the best deals for the week. I like the feature of entering my specific shopping list and have the comparison tool tell me who has those particular items on sale which will help me decide where to shop!

  57. Once I get the hang of it, this will be a FABULOUS tool! I’m really excited to play around with it this week! thanks so much for everything Jill!

  58. Really like that you can find and compare sales/items between stores (even Aldi!). Maybe I’m missing a step, but I don’t see where you can also match up coupons to the sales. If that is not a function, it would definitely make it even better.

  59. I really like this idea! Especially if there is a printable couppn out there it posp up next to your item.

  60. I really think this is a great tool, but….their website must’ve been down when I went to check it out. I watched the little video (which I thought was an awesome introductory video, btw) and was really stoked to check it out. When the video finished, I closed the pop-up and nothing. The page said “Grocery Circular Round-Up” at the top and the rest of the page was blank. From the video, I think I really like that I can search for items on my grocery list and select only the stores that I’m interested in shopping at. It doesn’t match the sales to coupons (from what I can tell from the intro video), which would be super awesome. Maybe that’s coming down the pipeline. Pretty cool overall.

  61. I really like it… I just put in an item on my shopping list, I don’t have coupons for and it gave me two stores that it’s on sale and included the sale run date! Excellent! I do wish I could choose more than one but not all the stores to search at a time. I shop 6 of the 10 stores listed, so it would be great if I could choose all my specific stores.

  62. This looks like a nice tool to be able to use. However, one of the stores listed in my area is a Kroger and I don’t believe there is one anywhere near here.

  63. sounds like a great idea but not all stores in my area are choices. When three major stores are not part of the comparison, the feature doesn’t seem as helpful as it will be to others.

  64. I am really liking this tool!!! I think it’s going to save a lot of time before I head out to the stores each week. What a great idea for them the come up with!!

  65. I just love the search by item feature. I can see myself using this feature often!

  66. I have been wishing for something like this for years!! I am sooo glad someone finally did this – can’t wait to use this!

  67. I’m so excited that all the ads are in one place! I don’t always get all the ads and it will save so much time searching the ad papers for what is on my list!

    Thanks so much!

  68. Couple of comments:

    1. Very Fast!
    2. Easy to use!
    3. I like how items that were NOT found, e.g., Chap Stick, ARE still listed on my printable list. Also like that there is a “Remove” option on the printable list.
    4. Surprised that stores are listed that are NOT within 100 miles of my zip
    5. Wish coupon print was easier for Mac/Chrome users – that might still have something to do with coupon.com though.
    6. Would like to have a “My Weekly List” type of option to search the SAME products every week (it’s possible it is there, but I just missed).

  69. I had trouble loading the tool. The video never loaded, and it took many refreshes for the actual tool to pop up. With that said, it’s pretty cool. I hope they add more grocery stores to the list in my area in the near future.

  71. OMG!!! What a time saver for me. I work in the city so I NEVER make it to the store in time to benefit from sales. By the time I get there it’s slim pickin’s. Using this site will give me a back-up plan that I’ve never had before. Maybe I’ll actually save a decent amount of money.

  72. This is amazing!! I am a teacher and have not had a lot of time to figure out the whole coupon thing yet! I wanted to subscribe to ALL YOU, but have been pretty tight with money the past few months figuring I would subscribe when I had some extra money. Well, that extra money still has not shown itself yet, so what an opportunity!!

    I am attending grad school and am trying to take out as little loans as possible, so all extra funds are going to that! Therefore, that is one of the main reasons I want to start couponing!! I subscribed to the Chicago Tribune with your AWESOME code and have started collecting my coupon inserts! I can’t wait until I have enough saved up to match with your deals!!

    I look forward to also using the Weekly Circulars from ALL YOU paired with your site!! Thank you so much for making it so easy for a busy person like me to save money on household and grocery items and use it for other bills!!

  73. I love ALL You anyway, but what an exciting tool. I will totally use the new roundup. I hate going to a store and seeing something I just bought somewhere else, now less expensive. I can deal with it, but this tool will definitely help.

  74. I’m liking the weekly circular- I wish I had known about it sooner! I really like that it’s well-organized.

  75. I think it will be great when I am trying to find a particular item on sale. I won’t need to search all the circulars.

  76. This looks like a really neat tool. Unlike other mashup sites, I’m thrilled that it includes Aldi and Ultra. And while someone had Food for Less on their list when they are not close to one, I have one five minutes from my house and it wasn’t included in my list. Also, like those above disappointed about what seems to be pretty obvious inclusions, I’m disappointed at them not having Walgreens and CVS. It’s still very nice and I’ll definitely use it. What I’m hoping is that if a bunch of people sign up and use it on a regular basis that the bugs, kinks, etc. will work their way out of the system. Also, someone mentioned above a separation by store, that would really be helpful.

    Thanks for posting this!

  77. I love the fact that you can pick the stores you shop at and you can specifically put the items you need to shop for and find the best deal. Love it! It will make my hectic life a little easier.

  80. What a great tool! I think it’s amazing that’s it’s available for anyone to use.
    What I can’t figure out though, is if you can select multiple stores to compare or if you have to go through store by store. It would be awesome if you could compare for example, Jewel and Dominicks in the same search. The “all stores” feature is far too broad, includes many stores not near me and ones that I don’t shop at. Therefore I wouldn’t use that feature but would love to compare a couple of stores at once.

  81. It sounds like a neat tool. I wonder how much it costs and what the mile radius is for the stores in your area. Does it match coupons to the items too?

  82. I can’t select Dom. Seems weird, they let me select Butera and Piggly Wiggly (which I don’t even know where the closest is but NOT close) but no Doms. I will have to play with it some more. But seems like a nice tool.

  84. Very nice All You!!! I immediately had to try the Search by Item feature which is an awesome feature. I also love that you have Logli’s as an option on the list.

    Things I think would be nice is adding Kroger, Walgreens, and CVS to the list, I didn’t see Kroger come up for my location, ability to to print those selected coupons instead of going through the full list also on least amount of printer paper, and maybe a % save per item.

    Overall, really neat new setup and not complicated at all!

  85. I love the new All You sales circular website because it includes all of the stores I shop in! Aldi, Food4Less, Jewel, Dominick’s, Meijer, Caputo’s, Walgreens, etc. It’s fantastic and I’ve recommended it to all my Facebook friends and Twitter followers!

  86. I wish Browse Circulars would allow me to “view all” rather than only six sale items at a time. There’s too much wait time as each new set of six is loading. This alone could drive me away from the site. Wondering if everybody else feels the same way.

  88. I can’t wait to try this. It sounds like exactly what I have been looking for. I like to make my meal list each week so this will help me find the best deals based on what I need to buy.

  89. this is a wonderful idea….i am so greatful to have the chance to be it part of it. I actually can’t wait!!! it is great if you love to coupon, which i do. I only wish the site was a little easier for what i am shopping for..but it was still good…way to go
    Jill!!!

  90. I agree that going through the pages of only six sales items really takes some patience. I would much rather “View All” and just scroll down the screen. As a newcomer to couponing, I have to admit that I am a bit overwhelmed by all there is to learn… So, maybe I’ll give the site a second-try at a later date. Btw, I really enjoy reading everyone’s comments… This seems like such a nice community of people. :)

  91. Cool functionality! This is will be very useful, although I wish that I could just search for ANY item and find the store that has the lowest price, not just sale items featured in the store circular. Thanks for sharing, Jill!

  92. The thing I like most about The Grocery Circular Roundup is that you can search for a specific item you need to buy and it will automatically bring up the prices of stores in the area. This will save me time by not requiring me to flip through each of the individual store ads and search through them to compare the prices and find the lowest one.

  93. I think this will be a good tool. When there are specific items that I am looking for this tool will make it easier than looking through the circulars to figure out which store has the best deal.

  94. The Grocery Circular roundup tool is a cool tool. I look forward to using it instead of having to go through every sales magazine I get in the mail :)

  96. It is a great idea, but the selection in my city (of about 400,000) includes only 6 chain stores and doesn’t even include Wal-mart or Target. Much less any of the drugstores that also sell groceries and can often have amazing deals on groceries. I also would like to know about non-grocery items – like I’m in serious need of some sunscreen in the next week, so I’d love to know where the best deal is.

  97. I live this idea. I love that I can access this from my smart phone & computer. I also love that I can use it to double check on a deal b/c occasionsly my paper doesn’t get me all the ads.

  98. the site will be a great time saver, allowing me to find what i need with less hassle. thanks for the opportunity jill!

  99. This will be so handy! It will save me a ton of time trying to go through the ads and trying to match things up myself. So excited to start using this! Thank you!

  100. Sounded like a fun way to get information and get organized, but when I enter my ZIP code I get only one store…and I know this chain is nowhere near me. I’m not aware of any in my state, even. Bummer.

  103. I put my zip code in. It didn’t give me any stores that are in my area. It gave me 2 stores that are NOT here. And yes, I used the correct zip code.

  104. I have been playing around with it and even though nearest stores are 30 miles away, I will still be able to use all the features. What a lifesaver!

  105. I’ll be interested to see if it works in my small town. I tried a paid service for awhile, but none of the matches were for my supermarket. Looking forward to trying it out!

  106. This is the exact tool I have been looking for! I have used it a couple of times already playing around to see if it matches up with what I’m seeing in the circulars and so far for my area it seems to catch them all. Especially happy it includes Food4Less (our area’s Kroger)!

    So glad to have another online tool to add to my arsenal!
    And Yes – I would love to win another year of All You! Another favorite of mine!
    Thanks Jill!

  108. As a new user of coupons, I think this tool will be so helpful! I would love the opportunity to get this magazine and have access to even more resources to help me save tons of money. Thanks for the chance.

  109. Thanks for letting us know about this tool- I have fiddled a bit and am excited to take advantage of it! It seems like it will really be a great time saver.

  110. I never knew of this and glad you showed us I love it. This is going to be a huge timesaver when I’m figuring out my grocery list. I wish they would add Meijer.

  111. As a mom that has to watch every penny and make them count, I’m excited to try Grocery Circular Roundup! I think its a much needed tool in the savings game.

  112. I spend a lot of my time finding out which store has what I want on sale. If I could find a way to let me know who had the best price on boneless skinless chicken or grapes etc it would save me a great deal of time. I imagine it would also keep me more organized so I don’t miss out on the deals. Bring on the Grocery Circular Roundup. I am so ready for it! Can’t wait.

  113. thank you so much for letting us know about this tool is so helpful and it makes things so much easier to do thank you soo much for letting us know:)

  114. I love that I can search by store or by items to see where the best deals are at on Grocery Circular Roundup! I’m a little disappointed that it includes stores that are not in my area though. I would LOVE to have an option to choose distance as well.

  115. I’m super excited about the new feature in All You: the Grocery Circular Round-up. With 3 children along with two chronic (sometimes debilitating) illnesses I’m not often up to visiting several different stores, or even perusing several different circulars, but I feel guilty and unhappy if I don’t compare prices so I can get the best deal. This new feature allows me to do both of those things without having to spend energy, effort as well as gas searching for the best price! I’m looking forward to trying the Grocery Circular Round-up! Thank you, Kirstin Googe

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