The Grocery Game Releases New Money-Saving Coupon Lists for Kmart

LOS ANGELES, April 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- TheGroceryGame.com, the world's largest grocery savings website, is pleased to announce they are now offering their famous money-saving Teri's List for the grocery store chain, Kmart.  

Created by Teri Gault, founder of The Grocery Game, Teri's List is a weekly online compilation of the lowest-priced products at local supermarkets and drugstores.  The List matches manufacturers' coupons, online printable coupons and advertised and unadvertised sales as well as sales trends. The Grocery Game does all the hard work and research, and presents it in a straightforward format. Teri's List is available for some of the largest supermarkets and drugstore chains coast to coast and now including Kmart.

"We're thrilled to add Kmart to our growing number of lists," said Teri. "Kmart is one of the biggest national stores on our site and now our members can save even more time and money."

With 1,278 discount stores and 29 Super Centers, Kmart is the third largest discount store chain in the world.

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About The Grocery Game:

The Grocery Game was founded by Teri Gault, who turned her hobby of collecting coupons and matching them to grocery store sales into a passion. Teri shared her money saving ideas with family and friends who were impressed by her attention to detail and her ability to predict sales trends. The Grocery Game offers a system for and is also largest source on the web for grocery coupons and the site provides access to hundreds of printable coupons and online coupons that can be sent to store loyalty cards.  The Grocery Game offers savings with as well as grocery manufacturer coupons in all 50 states and internationally.

SOURCE TheGroceryGame.com