Kellogg’s Family Rewards Program = Earn High Value Coupons, Gift Cards + More
I just want to remind you all again about the Kellogg’s Family Rewards Program (just click on the banner above to sign up! Also be sure to disable your pop up blocker). If you have not signed up yet, you are so missing out on high value coupons and great rewards! Here’s how it works – just purchase specially marked Kellogg’s Family Rewards products like cereal, crackers, and snacks (you can find a list of all the participating products and their point values here) and then enter the 16 digit code found inside the item to start racking up your points. Use your points to snag rewards like books, magazine subscriptions, toys and even high value coupons!
Even sweeter, for a limited time you can snag super high value coupons valid for $1.50/1 Kellogg’s FiberPlus Nutty Delights Bars or $1.50/1 Kellogg’s Crave cereal for just 50 points – regularly 1,000 points! Also, be sure to check your inbox as you may also receive emails with bonus codes from Kellogg’s (no-reply@em.kelloggs.com) and high value coupons! Plus, you can also enter the code HOWITWORKS20PNTS to snag an additional 20 points.
Once you sign up and are on the email list they’ll start sending you great coupons to print too! I just got an email with a $1/2 pop tarts! These emails have unique links though so you can’t forward them to everyone and get more than 2 prints.
How long have you been signed up with them? I joined about a month ago and have yet to receive any emails with codes or coupons. I check my spam folder regularly too.
Collin,
Living Social also posted a code today that expires on 10/31. It is LVNGSOCIAL25PNTS.
Thank you! That worked!
Thank you, that code worked for me too! The one Collin posted I had already used and forgot…the mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Thank you Brandie.
Thanks! It worked for me. Anybody else have codes to share?!?!
Thank you 🙂
Thanks! I was able to use both codes!! I always seem to buy Kellogg’s products without codes.
The Kellogg’s products I buy come without codes too, even though they are on the list of things that SHOULD have codes…
You can usually find codes on the products that have the Kelloggs Family Rewards logo. Those are the ones I buy and they always have codes in them.
I buy Cheez-it crackers all the time and have never seen a box with the logo or points inside.
I did not see the logo on the last couple of boxes of Cheez-it crackers that I bought so we have the same experience there. However, when I buy Eggo waffles and Nutrigrain bars I see the logo on those and I always make sure to buy the boxes with logos because not all of the boxes have them.
Just bought more Cheez-it crackers but I didn’t see any boxes with logos – needless to say, there is no code inside the box. Are the specially marked boxes only sent to certain regional markets throughout the country and not to all markets?
I REALLY don’t want to be a downer, but I learned recently that Kelloggs uses GMO products extensively, so I wanted to pass along the information to those who may want to take it into consideration.
What is a GMO product?
genetically modified organism.
thanks for the information on the rewards program. I just started to learn about couponing. Taking it one day at a time and trying to save some money. Any tips are welcomed! Thanks
I used my rewards but never got the coupon. Not sure how this works
I got 50 points by entering joinkellogg2save.
HALLOWEENPARTY25 also works
I just used the codes listed above and got 125 pts and purchased krave q and it let me print 3 qs each has an individual barcode and it only took of 50 pts!
codes if found off another site that worked
HALLOWEENPARTY25 – 25 points (New Code Added on 10/24)
JOINKELLOGG2SAVE – 50 points
HOWITWORKS20PNTS – 20 points
KELLOGGSMEDAL20P – 20 points
LVNGSOCIAL25PNTS – 25 points (expires 10/31)
KFRFIBERPLUSPOLL – 10 points (expires 12/31)
*Note: I had to submit codes one at a time.
Thanks!!
What’s up mates, how is the whole thing, and what you want to say on the topic of this paragraph, in my view its actually remarkable for me.