If you purchased the $10 for $20 Whole Foods voucher that was offered by LivingSocial yesterday (no longer available), you might be wondering what to do with it if you don’t regularly shop at Whole Foods. I (Laura) don’t regularly shop there, but I’ve always meant to try it out.
Whole Foods offers printable store coupons; these coupons are also available in The Whole Deal in-store coupon booklet. Not all Whole Foods stores allow stacking of store coupons with manufacturer’s coupons.
I took a peek at this week’s online ad for the Midwest region (IL, IN, MI, MN, MO, NE and WI) and found a few coupon matchups. Check your store’s online ad to see which deals are available near you. I’m sure that there are plenty of unadvertised deals, as well.
Your turn: What other deals did you find at Whole Foods? If you regularly shop at Whole Foods, what tips do you have for new customers?
About Laura Wales
I love Whole Foods! I always get my spices in bulk there. And someone asked about yeast on open mic one week, it’s only .55 an oz in bulk.
Speaking of spices, in the Delicious Living magazine last month there was a coupon for any Frontier branded spice. You can use this on the bulk spices at Whole Foods and the co-ops. Also you may stack coupons at the Mpls Whole Foods. Heard you can also stack at the St. Paul location but I have never shopped there.
When I was at the Calhoun Whole Foods today, they had a huge banner saying the Muir Glen canned tomatoes are $1.50 can. I was so surprised when I found they are the large can. That’s my favorite kind of canned tomatoes. Sorry, I forgot to note when that sale ends.
I noticed there is a Whole Foods opening near Ridgedale for those of you in that area.
In case anyone is curious / weary of ‘vegan’ cheese, I tried this recently and it tasted EXACTLY like regular sliced cheese to me. I was completely amazed. Worth a try most definitely.