Whole Foods Market Deals: CLIF Bars Only $0.49, Back To Nature Cookies Only $1 Per box, PLUS Much More
I headed to Whole Foods Market yesterday and scored some great buys on various products! I was pretty stoked to have spent just a bit over $20 for all of the above AND all of the below! 🙂 And the best part, you can also take advantage of these deals too (if you find similar prices at your local Whole Foods Market).
Here are the Whole Foods Market deals you may be able to score:
*Please keep in mind that Whole Foods deals do vary by region. Also, note that the Whole Foods coupon policy states that a store coupon and a manufacturer coupon can be combined on one item AND that when the value of the coupon exceeds the value of the product no cash back is given, so you will just get the item FREE (no overage).
So Delicious Dairy Free Coconut Milk Yogurt Cups $1.99
Use the $1/3 So Delicious Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use 3 $1/1 So Delicious Dairy Free Product coupons found in the 1/5 SS or here
(Or use the $0.55/1 coupons found here or here)
Final cost as low as $1.97 total, just $0.66 per cup!
So Delicious Coconut Milk Lite & Regular (for cooking) on sale 2/$4
Use the $1/3 So Delicious Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use 3 $1/1 So Delicious Dairy Free Product coupons found in the 1/5 SS or here
(Or use the $0.55/1 coupons found here or here)
Final cost as low as $2 total, just $0.67 per cup!
Zevia 6-pack $3.99
Use the $1/1 Zevia 6-pack Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $2/1 Zevia 6-pack coupon found here
Or the $1/1 Zevia coupon found in the 1/26 RP or here
Final cost as low as $0.99 for a 6-pack!
KeVita Sparkling Probiotic Drink $2.99
Use the $1.50/1 KeVita coupon found here or here
Final cost $1.49!
Suja Elements Beverages on sale 2/$7
Use the $2/1 Suja Elements coupon found here (use zip code 77477)
Or use the $1.50/1 Suja Elements coupon found here
Final cost $1.50!
Larabar single bars $1.29
Use the $1/3 Larabar Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $1/3 Larabar coupon found here
(Or use the $0.75/3 Larabar coupon found here)
Final cost as low as $1.87 total, $0.62 per bar!
CLIF Kit’s Organic Fruit & Nut Bars $1.49
Use the $1/1 CLIF Kit’s Organic bar coupon here
Final cost only $0.49!
DeBoles Gluten Free Pasta Products $2.99
Use the $1/1 DeBoles coupon found here
Final cost $1.99! Not bad for Gluten-Free Pasta!
Back to Nature Cookies on sale 2/$6
Use the $1/1 Back to Nature Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $1/1 Back to Nature coupon found here
(or use the $0.50/1 coupon found here)
Final cost only $1 per box!
Crunchmaster Gluten-Free Crackers $3.49
Use the $1/1 Crunchmaster coupon found here or here or here
Final cost $2.49!
Evol Burritos (Snack Size) $1.69
Use the $2/2 Evol products coupon found here
Final cost only $0.69 per burrito!
Arrowhead Mills Puffed Wheat Cereal Bags, 6 oz (and a few other varieties) $1.99
Use the $1/1 Arrowhead Mills Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Final cost $0.99!
Orgain Nutritional Shake $2.29
Use the $1/1 Orgain Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, get $1 cash from Ibotta for buying any single Orgain Organic Nutritional Shake
Final cost as low as only $0.29!
Voss Water $1.49
Use the $1/2 Voss Water Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Final cost $0.99 each!
365 Organic Italian Dressing $2.49
Use the $0.50/1 365 Organic Dressing Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Final cost $1.99!
San-J Tamari Gluten0-Free Soy Sauce $2.49
Use the $0.55/1 San-J Gluten Free Tamari Soy Sauce Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $0.50/1 San-J coupon found here (Facebook)
Final cost $1.44!
Muir Glen Organic Tomato Sauce (small cans) $1.19
Use the $1/2 Muir Glen Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus use 2 $0.50/1 Muir Glen product coupons found here
Final cost as low as $0.19 per can!
Go Veggie! Dairy Free Parmesan Topping on sale for $2.49
Use the $1/1 Go Veggie! Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $1/1 Go Veggie Dairy Free product coupon found here
Final cost only $0.49!
Blue Diamond Shelf Stable Almond Breeze, 32 oz $1.99
Use the $1/2 Shelf Stable Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use 2 $0.55/1 Blue Diamond Shelf Stable Almond Breeze coupon in the 2/23 SS
(Or use the $1/2 Blue Diamond Shelf Stable Almond Breeze Almond milk coupon here)
Final cost as low as $1.88, just $0.94 each!
Noosa Yoghurt $2.19
Use the $0.75/1 Noosa coupon found here
Final cost $1.44!
Enjoy Life chocolate bars $1.69
Use the $1.50/2 Enjoy Life products Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use 2 $0.55/1 Enjoy Life Product coupons found here
Final cost $0.78 for both – just $0.39 each!
Ecover Cream Scrub Cleaner $3.79
Use the $1/1 Ecover Item Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Final cost $2.79!
Nutrition Now MultiVites Gummy Vitamins $9.99
Use the $3/1 Nutrition Now Gummy Vitamins Product Whole Foods store coupon found here
OR in the Whole Deal Coupon Booklet found in-store (by weekly ad)
Plus, use the $1/1 Nutrition Now Gummy Vitamins coupon found here
Final cost $5.99!
What deals you have you scored at your Whole Foods lately? 😀
Hello Collin! On the Coconut Milk mfr coupon I printed states Can not combine w/another coupon? What? Thanks!
They always say that, it’s completely fine.
As Laura said, most manufacturer’s coupon include this same wording in the fine print. I have always interpreted it to mean that the manufacturer’s coupon cannot be combined with another manufacturer’s coupon for the purchase of the same item.
Thank you for the couponing 101 lesson to newbie, lol! Looking forward to Coconut Milk!
Collin, the coconut milk that you have featured on sale for 2 for $4 is not for drinking; it’s for cooking with. It’s thicker than regular coconut milk. Just wanted to tell you in case you were planning on drinking it.
Thanks for the heads-up, Megan!
Thanks for clarifying. I was hoping it was for cooking rather than drinking 🙂
It’s probably great for pina coladas. wink wink 🙂
Thanks for posting whole foods market! One is coming soon to us and I’d like to be a regular shopper!
Same here. The sales at whole foods are very regional and vary from state to state. You might match up one or two items from this list, but doubt it is all unless you are in the same region.
I always get so excted when I see the Whole Foods deals posted on here because we just got one by my house….only to be disappointed every time because our prices are sooo much higher or else they don’t carry the item. 🙁 Such a bummer
same here
You can also get a dollar back from EVOL with the free Ibotta App!
I don’t get how tha app works
You do the tasks in the product gallery. Then when you buy the product at one of the participating stores, you scan the product bar code & receipt. And within an hr or so, you’ll get a refund for the product added to your account.
Hi Collins, Higher Value: $1 of any One Package of Triscuit Crackers (any varitey) 7.6 oz or larger Plus a Checkout 51 Offer.
Triscuit new
Ex. 30 days from print (Print limit is two)
Click here to print $1 of any One Package of Triscuit Crackers (any varitey) 7.6 oz or larger
The bar code on the coupon starts with a 5. There is also a Checkout 51 offer available for Triscuit that you an combine with the coupon above to save a total of $3 off two boxes of Triscuits.
Click here to get $1 back when you buy any two Triscuits 7.6 oz or larger, any variety
Items must appear on the same receipt. Item must be purchased and receipt must be uploaded between 12:00 AM February 20, 2014 and 11:59 PM February 26, 2014.
Some good deal in store???
Wow, thanks, Emmy! I’m so glad I clicked on the comments section. A $1 Triscuit MQ is awesome!
forgot the Triscuit Crackers link:
https://printablecouponsanddeals.com/2014/02/1-of-any-one-package-of-triscuit-crackers-any-varitey-7-6-oz-or-larger-plus-a-checkout-51-offer.html
They don’t sell triscuits at Whole Foods.
hi!!!, sorry, my question was if anyone know if the triscuit crackers is on sale at any store
Thanks for the heads-up on the great Zevia deal, Collin! Love their Ginger Root Beer!
Suja Elements will be only $0.50 this weekend with coupon:
https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/blog/popularity-pressed-juice-sale
Another stackable coupon I used yesterday was the Whole Foods store coupon for Applegate Farms deli meat (-75 cents/1) with the online manufacturer’s coupon ($1/1), for a total of $3.24 per pack (regularly $4.99 each).
Just got back from whole foods…I scored a great deal on muir glen organic tomato sauce. Bought 12 15oz cans, on sale 3 for $5 at my store. There were $1 off 2 sticky coupons on the cans. So I used 6 Peelie coupons, 6 $1 off 2 whole foods store coupons AND because 12 makes a case (you have to tell the cashier) they will deduct 10% taking off another $2! OOP $6 which makes each can only $0.50!
I don’t understand the 10% discount. is that a promotion?
Just wanted to include that if you don’t want tomato sauce, you can buy diced tomatoes (14.5 oz) instead and get $0.75 back via Ibotta. 🙂
How? I was told yesterday that I can only use 1 coupon per case & thy made a huge deal & voided everything super embarrassing!
Wow. I work at Whole Foods. We would never embarrass a guest over coupons. I would call the Store Team Leader and tell him/her about your experience.
I was mortified I had a case metro mint water, a case of Suja & a case of brown cow yogurt & coupons for all 3 thy voided off all case discounts & re rang everything it was ridiculous took over 30 minutes & worst part was the metro water was not scanning correctly so she had to redo all 12 bottles @ the right price just ridiculous smh I never knew the case was considered “one” item therefore only 1 coupon was allowed per case
I had a horrible experience at WF over coupons. Not only did the cashier pull all six of my bagged items to make sure they matched the coupons (they did), the store team leader made it worse by arguing with me over the coupon policy (which I had printed and in hand). Worst experience ever there and my shopping there has drastically decreased.
Any reason you didn’t include the spectrum mayo deal? I got 2 free jars the other day as well as some of the other deals you mentioned. Thanks for all your deal ideas!! Wish we had the snack size evol at my whole foods, mine were 2.99.
With the store coupon, would I have to print 2 or more or would 1 coupon suffice? Ex: if I wanted to buy 2 six packs of Zevia, I know I would need 2 manufacturer’s coupons but would I also need to provide them 2 store coupons? TIA
in my store you only need one WF coupon for zivia sodas and it’s going to apple on every item. HTH
Does anybody know if Zevia’s cans are BPA free?
Z’s cans do contain trace amounts of BPA, but it’s negligible at “2,000 times lower than the regulatory acceptable level.” Fortunately, BPA is only released in substantial amounts when directly exposed to heat — otherwise it shouldn’t be much of a concern.
Salsz, I would go back to your store with a copy of their coupon policy. It says they take coupons with case discounts.
Mic, WF gives 10% all the time when you buy anything by the case. Keep in mind a case isn’t always 12 (check the sticker on the shelf by the product for the amount). For example, the Zevia is buy 4 for the discount.
Tina, yes you need a WF coupon for each item. I never print the WF coupons, always just get the booklets in the store. I also suggest you pick up extra booklets (as long as there’s plenty for others, of course!) because the coupons are good for another month after the booklets disappear. For example, this month’s booklet (Jan./Feb) is good until 3/31, plus we will have a new booklet for March!
I also suggest for the people frustrated by the different prices, to go on their website and look at your local sales ad. It doesn’t have all the deals, but might give you an idea if you want to make a trip or not.
Thank you Joy – do you have the link for that ? I looked everywhere & can’t seem to find it! I still have my receipt I can go get an adjustment!!! 🙂
collin has it in one of her previous WF posts. Let me track it down. here ya go —
https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/service/whole-foods-market-global-coupon-policy
Thank you !!!!
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We do not have a whole foods by us but I always look at it anyways and I laughed when I saw the voss water because it made me think of the movie Grown Ups when Adam sandlers son asks for it and everyone looks at him like hes crazy i have had a really bad day so thank you for the laugh!
The enjoy life coupon in fine print states that cannot be used on items less than $2. So we cannot use it for the chocolate bars.
How do you use WF coupons? If i am buying 4 of something do i need to print out 4 separate WF coupons? Or is it like walgreens that they just apply to the whole cart of stuff? THANKS!
Hi Marissa! Whole Foods’ policy is that customers only need (1) store coupon for each product purchased, and the cashier just enters the quantity on the register based on how many items are purchased. Enjoy the fun!
I just got back from wh. The guy that rang me up had to type in all my coupons automatically (embarrassing). I asked him why he couldn’t just scan them, he said because of the p/u. No clue what that meant. But I did apologize for giving him more work than he should. Needless to say, that’ll probably be the last time I’d be using this much coupons as well as buying this much stuff at wh. Not worth the hassle. However, I will continue to buy my cakes there 🙂
That is very rare what you went through. They’re usually VERY slow b/c they read every coupon like they are studying for a test. lol However I would totally love it if they would get self check out kiosks in the near future. I used to advocate against this idea in general, however lately they have gotten quite silly about coupons – so this way I might actually be able to breath when going through the check out line. Haha.
Were these sales just for a limited time? I went over the weekend with coupons in hand, all excited at the deals to be had (especially the Zevia one!) only to find that none of these items were on sale at my local Whole Foods. The Zevia sodas were $5.99/six-pack and the other items listed were not on sale either (or were a higher price.) I was able to pick up two of the Suja Elements juices for just $0.50 each because of the weekend “juicer” special they were running, but that was pretty much about it. 🙁
Thanks Diane. Im in NC as well and you just saved me the disappointment of getting to the store with coupons in hand and finding no deals!
I get all of these packaged deals for cheaper on Amazon.
I only buy fresh things at Whole Foods such as fruits and veggies; however, everything else is cheaper at other places besides the almond milk.
Another good place for fruits and veggies is Sprouts.
i can not seem to get the tomato coupon to print. 🙁 bummed! is there another site offering it?
To those who are still trying to get ready to purchase deals from this post, the sales ended Tuesday (2/26) – Hopefully next time Collin might put in dates. And as far as those that ran into a snag with differing prices…. here’s what the post mentions: “Please keep in mind that Whole Foods deals do vary by region”. So it’s a good idea to keep in mind that you’re store might not have these deals, but very likely does. Tks Hip2save.