Kroger giving away free breakfast boxes for Daylight Savings Time
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Kroger giving away free breakfast boxes for Daylight Savings Time
Updated: 11:06 AM EST Feb 26, 2025
Kroger is giving away free breakfast items to make your “spring forward” this weekend a little bit easier.Clocks will “spring forward” on Sunday, March 9, extending daylight hours until November when clocks fall behind.Kroger is launching its first “Hour Back Box” with essentials for getting that lost hour back from Daylight Saving Time.Boxes will include cold brew coffee, creamer and frozen breakfast sandwiches.The boxes are free and first come, first served starting March 4 at 12 p.m.To get the items delivered customers can visit Kroger.com/HourBack.If you miss out on the Hour Back Box deal, you can still go to their website to claim one of their free breakfast items. “Losing an hour of sleep during daylight saving can challenge parents and their family’s schedule,” Tom Duncan, Vice President, Head of Marketing at Kroger said in a statement. “We created the Kroger Hour Back boxes to make daylight saving a little easier, helping parents and their families jump start the day with customer-favorite, morning time foods – from a much needed cup of coffee to a filling breakfast sandwich.”
Kroger is giving away free breakfast items to make your “spring forward” this weekend a little bit easier.
Clocks will “spring forward” on Sunday, March 9, extending daylight hours until November when clocks fall behind.
Kroger is launching its first “Hour Back Box” with essentials for getting that lost hour back from Daylight Saving Time.
Boxes will include cold brew coffee, creamer and frozen breakfast sandwiches.
The boxes are free and first come, first served starting March 4 at 12 p.m.
To get the items delivered customers can visit Kroger.com/HourBack.
If you miss out on the Hour Back Box deal, you can still go to their website to claim one of their free breakfast items.
“Losing an hour of sleep during daylight saving can challenge parents and their family’s schedule,” Tom Duncan, Vice President, Head of Marketing at Kroger said in a statement. “We created the Kroger Hour Back boxes to make daylight saving a little easier, helping parents and their families jump start the day with customer-favorite, morning time foods – from a much needed cup of coffee to a filling breakfast sandwich.”
