【Dear Utol (2025): Pa-Yummy si Ma'am Episode 37】

SAVE UP TO 25%: As of August 14,Dear Utol (2025): Pa-Yummy si Ma'am Episode 37 save up to 25% off classroom essentials at retailers like Best Buy, Rite Aid and Staples during Instacart Back-To-School Deal Week.

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School is officially back in session, and that means there's shopping to be done. Whether you're grabbing some school supplies you forgot to pick up or restocking the pantry for hungry kids in and out of the kitchen, saving some money on things you're going to buy anyway probably sounds like a good idea. And not having to leave your house to get it all? An even better one. Thanks to a promotion from Instacart, you can have all that and more for a limited time.

As of August 14, you can save up to 25% off school supplies, grocery and convenience items during Instacart's Back-To-School Deal Week. You can save on eligible orders at select retailers like Staples, Best Buy, Rite Aid and Sprouts. You'll find savings on a variety of goods, and the percentage you'll save will be cut from your entire order, with order minimums and maximum savings that will apply per retailer.

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To access the deal, head to the Instacart homepage, either within the Instacart app or the deal promotion landing page. Choose the retailer you want to shop, add all your items to your cart, and check out. You'll see applicable promotions there, where you can save up to 25% off. Choose the one that works for you and your discount will automatically be applied.

Though not every retailer you want to shop will be included in this sale, it's still a good way to save some serious cash if you have things you still need to pick up to prepare for the new school year. Or if you're short on ingredients for dinner. This promotion is running through August 19, so be sure to get your shopping in while it's still going on.

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