I wanted to mention this deal that I found at Whole Foods this weekend, my store has Yo Toddler 4pks of yogurt for $2.99.
Use the $1/1 printable coupon
and use $1/1 Whole Foods coupon
Final Price: .99!
When I was shopping I also found Pacific Chicken Broth for $1
Use the $1/2 printable coupon
Final Price: .50!
Note: the prices do tend to vary from store to store so you may not find the exact same price at yours. Some stores will not allow stacking of coupons- you might call ahead to check if you aren’t sure!
Be sure to grab the free Coconut milk while you are there!
I went to Whole Foods the other day to get the $1.69/lb chicken and SO delicious coconut milk, but they were out of chicken so I just got the milk. I gave them my store Q’s and the MQ’s which puzzled the cashier. I was told that even though it says it’s a Whole Foods Q, it’s really a MQ and they can’t take both and whoever told me that it was OK was wrong. I asked if they have a written Q policy now and she looked at me plainly and said, “the policy is one Q per item”. So I thanked them for their trouble and left. So is there a written policy for Whole Foods? Does each store make their own rules? Advice please.
Lindsey here is what I said in the post:
Note: the prices do tend to vary from store to store so you may not find the exact same price at yours. Some stores will not allow stacking of coupons- you might call ahead to check if you aren’t sure!
I don’t know what to tell you if your store won’t stack. You can try calling and asking for a manager or you can try calling Whole Foods corporate to ask. I think some of it might be picking a good cashier. If your store has a policy not to allow for stacking, you might just keep that in mind for future shopping trips and adjust the scenarios to accommodate your store.
I just printed what was supposed to be the $1/2 broth coupon you linked us to, but it printed as $1/1 – so free!!!