Ok well this deal will only be for a small number of you, but it is for sure something to check out if you are interested in organic beef.
On Friday only, Whole Foods stores will be offering Organic, Grass Fed Beef for $4.99/lb. The limit is 10lbs.
You might want to check out the Whole Foods blog for more information- they offer specifics on exactly the kind of beef for each store.
I have been watching for several months now for the best prices on organic beef. In my area, I have seen organic beef for $3.99/lb but it has been imported from Uruguay.
So this is the lowest I have seen for grass fed, organic beef and from local ranches. I have heard Costco is typically about $4.99-5.99/lb but I don’t know where that beef comes from and I do not have a membership to Costco myself to offer more details.
I have extra room in my budget right now so I am going to be stocking up on this sale.
If you have little people in your house, make sure you don’t miss out on the Whole Foods kids club!
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I nearly forgot to tell you that Whole Foods has a produce sale today only. You can get 2 organic cantaloupe for $1.50 each.
Now cantaloupe is actually on the Clean 15 list so you probably don’t need to hunt out organic but I actually think this is a good price for cantaloupe.
If you want tips for picking out cantaloupe or to get some recipe ideas, head over to Whole Foods.
If you have little people in your house, make sure you don’t miss out on the Whole Foods kids club!
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The girls and I went to Whole Foods on Friday and I noticed Back to Nature organic crackers are priced at $2.50 through 7/26.
There is a $1/1 Back to Nature coupon available on Recyclebank for 40 points (must earn points)
and if your store allows you to stack coupons, there is also a $1/1 Whole Foods coupon in the Whole Deal coupon book.
That could make each box just $.50!
Just keep in mind not all stores will allow you to stack coupons so you might call ahead and ask. Also each Whole Foods store has different pricing so you might also just ask for a price check as well.
While you are there you might check the price of Back to Nature Mac and Cheese! The prices went up a little at my store but it is still a great deal in my opinion.
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The new Whole Foods coupon book has a $1 off any Back to Nature product coupon. The mac and cheese is regularly priced at $1.69 at my store and $1.99 for the Organic version.
It was on sale through today (6/28) at my store for $1.50 (regular) or 3/$5 (organic)- so you can get a fantastic deal on these after coupon!
Back to Nature is actually my favorite mac and cheese. It doesn’t have as much junk in it as other brands and I find it more flavorful than Annie’s products.
The trick with Whole Foods is that prices vary according to the store. My best suggestion is to just call your store and ask for pricing- keep in mind the new sales will start on Wednesday so prices may change by tomorrow.
You can either print your Back to Nature coupon or you can look for the Whole Deal coupon books in store. I have found when I print them they tend to beep.
Make sure you check out the free Whole Foods kids club as well!
(Thanks Organic Deals!)
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Whole Foods is offering a one day sale this Friday with Organic Blueberry pints priced at $1.99 each.
I have been watching the price of Organic blueberries and this seems about as low as I have seen. I think frozen berries have been just a little cheaper.
Anyway, this is a very good deal for those that are switching to organics!
I don’t see any limits posted and this should be available at every Whole Foods location nationwide.
Make sure to get your free snack for the kiddos while you shop!
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It looks like many Whole Foods stores have the So Delicious coconut milk for $2.00 again this week. It is the 32oz shelf stabilized variety not the refrigerated kind.
There is a $1/1 printable coupon available AND the new Whole Deal coupon books are available with a $1 off So Delicious coupon.
The Whole Deal booklets are available for free in store or you can print the coupons to take with you (note: when I print them they always seem to beep.)
Some stores will allow you to stack the store coupon and manufacturer coupon- which would make these free!
I have personally never had a problem stacking coupons but I usually get a few complaints each time I post a Whole Foods deal from readers that are not allowed to stack. You can always call ahead to your store and ask or just pay $1.00 per carton after coupon.
I like to have these on hand for the occasions when we run out of milk- my toddlers both like coconut milk or reader Megan says this is also good for baking or in smoothies!
Thanks Organic Deals!
PS: You can call your Whole Foods and ask for a price check before you head out. Each store is a little different so they may not have the same pricing.
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I am massively excited about this. I saw that Whole Foods is offering organic strawberries for $1.99/lb this Friday a few days ago. At first I thought it was just at my store but it appears to be nationwide!
I have been so jealous of all the amazing deals on strawberries this spring but we decided to switch to organic for the dirty dozen items this year and there have not been any great deals on organic so far.
So if you are into Organic there will be a great deal Friday only in store while supplies last. I don’t see any kind of limit.
I literally just emptied the last of our strawberry jam from last year so I will be getting several lbs myself.
You can head over to find a Whole Foods location near you here.
Be sure to grab your free snack for the kiddos while you shop!
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