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Black Friday 2019: Kroger Marketplace offers up to 40% off Instant Pots

Kroger Marketplace features deals on TVs, kitchenware and holiday apparel

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By Kiersten Willis
Nov 27, 2019

Black Friday in Atlanta is swiftly approaching and that means customers can snag appliances for discounts at places including Kroger – but not their neighborhood grocery. Kroger Marketplace locations are offering huge deals on trendy kitchen gadgets such as Instant Pot pressure cookers and air fryers and a lot more.

These deals are only good available on Nov. 29 at Marketplace locations in Cumming, Carrolton, Cartersville, Dawsonville, Gainesville, Grovetown, Savannah, Bonaire, Rincon and Athens in Georgia. South Carolina shoppers can visit Marketplaces in Bluffton and Colombia.

Here are  few of the best sales at Kroger Marketplace:
Electronics
Samsung 50" Smart 4K Ultra HDTV, $279

Kitchen Appliances
Instant Pot Lux Stainless Steel 6-in-1 Programmable Pressure Cooker, Silver/Black, $79

Special, limited doorbusters (while supplies last):
Holiday Home 500-LED Light Sets, $19
Kitchen Aid 4.5 Quart Classic Plus, $199
Lauren Convertible Chair, $149

You can find all of Kroger's deals along with nearly 40 other flyers in the special, 4-pound Thanksgiving edition of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the heaviest paper of the year.

About the Author

Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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