Amazon Grocery Coupons & Promo Codes for September 2026

Worth keeping in the pantry if you're watching sodium intake but still want that classic Montreal seasoning flavor on chicken without mixing your own spice blend. Buy Now at Amazon

Stock up if you're avoiding dairy but still want a chocolate milk that works for kids and adults alike, and at $40.75 this 6-pack runs about $7 below the $47.94 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Grape-Nuts is the pick for anyone who wants a dense, high-fiber cereal that actually keeps you full instead of the sugary stuff, and stocking four boxes now brings it to $10.94 off the $21.16 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Handy for a quick homemade-tasting pie without peeling and slicing apples yourself, at $2.32 that's about 37 cents off the usual $2.69. Buy Now at Amazon

Stock the freezer with these if you've got a mix of kids and adults to please, since the variety pack covers the classic flavor bases without you having to buy multiple boxes. Buy Now at Amazon

Stocking up on salsa for taco nights or meal prep gets easier with a 12-pack that won't take up fridge space until you're ready to open it, and at $9.78, that's about $1.33 off the $11.11 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Good for a quick lunch when you want something with more kick than a standard canned soup, and at $2.36 it's just 22 cents off the $2.58 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $6.91 since this was originally published.

This spicy-sweet cashew mashup suits fans of the Hot Ones heat train who want a snackable, on-the-go bag rather than another bottle of hot sauce, and it's currently $1 off the $7.68 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

This is a solid pick for households going through peanut butter fast, since the 40-ounce size cuts down on how often you need to restock, and it's currently $0.49 off the usual $4.76 price. Buy Now at Amazon

Coriander is worth having on hand for curries, salsas, and spice blends where the citrusy, slightly sweet flavor makes a real difference, and this jar is $1.03 off the usual price. Buy Now at Amazon

Sprinkle it on grilled corn, chicken, or fruit for a quick citrusy kick without mixing your own spice blend, and at $3.99 you're paying $0.43 less than the usual price. Buy Now at Amazon

Zesting a couple of dishes a week (marinades, baked goods, or dressings) is much easier with peel already prepped, and a 2-pack means you won't run out mid-recipe; it's $2.96 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Dried oregano loses potency fast, so a fresher jar makes a noticeable difference in dishes like pasta sauce or roasted vegetables, and this organic version runs $3.06 (31%) below the $9.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Portion-controlled cans make sense if you're trying to curb how much soda you drink without giving it up entirely, and this 10-pack runs $0.97 below list price on Amazon. Buy Now at Amazon

Small-batch bakers and tea drinkers who go through mint occasionally will get plenty of use out of this 0.25-oz jar before it loses potency, and at $4.14 it's about a dollar off the $5.18 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Bakers who want a cleaner ingredient list will notice the difference in recipes where vanilla is the main flavor, like custards or shortbread, and this organic version runs $1.57 below the usual price. Buy Now at Amazon

Snack drawers stocked with kids' lunches or movie nights might appreciate these, since PeaTos swaps the usual fried-corn base for pea protein while keeping the same crunch. Four 3-oz bags run $8.68, about $4.31 (33%) off the $12.99 list price. Buy Now at Amazon

Update: The price has changed to $12.99 since this was originally published.

Stocking up on this 12-pack makes sense for anyone who goes through juice quickly at home or work, since the per-bottle cost drops well below buying them individually. Buy Now at Amazon

Stocking a pantry with individual drink packets makes sense if you go through flavored water regularly, and this 72-pack works out to about 22 cents per packet at $15.58, just $1.40 off the list price. Buy Now at Amazon