Kroger offers Resolution Rescue bundles for $15 or less

The limited-time, private-label collection is intended to help customers stay committed to healthier eating habits in the new year.

Simple Truth Resolution Rescue Bundle Collection
Shown is the Simple Truth Resolution Rescue bundle collection.
(Photo courtesy of Kroger)

Kroger says more than half its customers set New Year’s resolutions, however, keeping them isn’t always easy.

With the second Friday of the year known as Quitter’s Day, the Cincinnati-based grocer is aiming to help customers keep their health-focused goals with produce-rich and affordable options, bundled as limited-time Resolution Rescue kits for $15 or less, according to a news release.

Kroger’s private-label brand, Simple Truth, is introducing the six-bundle Resolution Rescue collection from Jan. 7-31.

According to 84.51º, Kroger’s retail data science arm, 79% of customers make New Year’s resolutions focused on physical health, with 58% planning to adopt eating habits that support a healthier lifestyle. A part of the Our Brands’ roster, Simple Truth’s exclusive Resolution Rescue bundles can be shopped across the Kroger family of stores to help customers push through that mid-January slump when snacking, meal-prepping and home-cooking goals can be tough to sustain, the release said.

“Maintaining resolutions can be a challenge, which is why Simple Truth has developed a straightforward solution to help our customers stay on track,” said Juan De Paoli, vice president of Our Brands for Kroger. “From snacking smarter to enjoying more veggie-forward meals and prioritizing protein, Simple Truth’s Resolution Rescue bundles — all free from unwanted ingredients — offer a delicious and convenient way to keep up with any better-eating resolution.”

Complete with five to six Simple Truth essentials in each, Kroger says customers can shop the collection’s bundles online:

  • Get Your Veggies Bundle — Supercharge any snack or meal with a variety of fresh and easy veggies including Organic Baby Spring Mix, Organic Sliced Mushrooms, baby carrots snacking tomatoes and Organic Frozen Brussels Sprouts.
  • Mocktails Bundle — From Raspberry Yuzu Sparkling Seltzer to Organic Mint, enjoy booze-free mocktail essentials for the sober-curious, whether damp or dry January participants.
  • Meatless Meal Bundle — Everything needed for a social media-approved, dense bean salad, fiber- and protein-packed with ingredients like Organic Cannellini Beans and Organic Mini Cucumbers.
  • Protein-Packed Breakfast Bundle — Start the day strong and power through the morning with protein-packed options including Zero Sugar Blueberry Yogurt and Chicken Breakfast Sausage.
  • Savory Snacks Bundle — Survive any afternoon slump with salty, savory treats like Hot Cheddar Veggie Straws and Creamy Ranch Mini Rice Cakes.
  • Sweet Treats Bundle — Packed with Cinnamon Sugar Apple Straws and Duplex Sandwich Cookies, satisfy a sweet tooth with no dessert deprivation necessary.

From January 10 through January 21, Kroger says customers can get free delivery with any purchase of at least $15 in Simple Truth products on delivery orders of $75 or more.

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