I walked into Whole Foods for the first time a couple of years ago SLC.. I have to tell you that from that moment on I became a "Whole Foods Junkie". When you walk through the doors you are imediately drawn to all the fresh produce which is mostly supplied by local farmers. Whole Foods sets a very high standard for all their products including natural and organic items.
However, being such a frugal shopper, I'm aware of the higher prices compared to other grocery stores. Being the savvy shopper that I am, I have come up with several ways to get my "fix" and not blow the bank at the same time.
However, being such a frugal shopper, I'm aware of the higher prices compared to other grocery stores. Being the savvy shopper that I am, I have come up with several ways to get my "fix" and not blow the bank at the same time.
I can't tell you how excited I am for the new store opening March 14th at Trolley Square. I met with them last Saturday and oh boy are they planning some fun events for all ages. I thought I would do a little Whole Foods 101 again and start the match up again
Whole Foods has weekly sales that start every Wednesday but do not end until the following Thursday which means that there are double sale items on Wednesdays. You can pick up a sales flyer at the front door or check online HERE.
The Whole Deal is a mini magazine, that you can pick up at Whole Foods, that is filled with coupons, recipes, and all sorts of money saving tips for shopping at their store. You can find these at the front door or download HERE online. You can use these coupons along with a manufactures coupons to save even more.
Buying bulk spices and staple items can save you lots of money. Since spices are only at their peak freshness for about 6 months and can be very pricey, you can buy the 2 Tbsp. of Cumin that you need for a recipe in their bulk section. This is good for any spice that you don't use very often. They also sell bulk staple items such as rice, oatmeal, beans, etc. Since there is no packaging involved, the prices are lower than many packaged items in other stores. You can use mason jars or other sealed storage to keep them fresh.
Buying bulk spices and staple items can save you lots of money. Since spices are only at their peak freshness for about 6 months and can be very pricey, you can buy the 2 Tbsp. of Cumin that you need for a recipe in their bulk section. This is good for any spice that you don't use very often. They also sell bulk staple items such as rice, oatmeal, beans, etc. Since there is no packaging involved, the prices are lower than many packaged items in other stores. You can use mason jars or other sealed storage to keep them fresh.
Did you know they will let you try any cheese or a sample from the fresh deli/bakery? Plus, if you don't need a big thing of cheese they will repackage it for you so you only have to buy what you need!
Here's one for the kiddos:
If you ask at the front desk, you can get a FREE snack for the kids while you shop. They always have a great variety including juice, cereal bars, fruit snacks and much more. Anything that will keep the kids happy while I shop is gold to me!!
And last but not least, check my weekly posting for Whole Foods coupon matchups so you can have a plan before your shopping trip, if you can restrain yourself!!
If you ever have question about shopping at Whole Foods please feel free to email me and I will do my best to answer your question
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