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Next week’s Save A Lot weekly ad is heavily focused on proteins, and the pricing reflects a clear strategy to bring meat-centric shoppers through the doors. Fresh bone-in pork steaks at $1.99/lb and chicken wings at $2.49/lb are about as low as it gets for everyday cooking, while pork tenderloin at $2.99/lb and pork spare ribs at $2.69/lb make grilling season significantly more affordable. For those looking for beef, T-bone steaks at $6.49/lb and boneless beef eye of round at $6.99/lb offer decent value compared to what most grocers are charging these days. Swift St. Louis style pork spareribs at $3.99/lb add a pre-seasoned option for shoppers who want convenience without the extra prep work. Fresh boneless skinless chicken thighs at $3.49/lb round out the protein section, giving shoppers a leaner poultry option that’s still budget-friendly. The produce department is more modest but covers the essentials—seedless watermelon at $3.99, strawberries at $3.49, yellow onions at $2.99 for a 3lb bag, and bell peppers at $0.99 each make it easy to build sides and salads without overspending. Broccoli, cauliflower, and mini cucumbers add some variety, though the selection is noticeably smaller than what full-service grocers typically offer.
Beyond meat and produce, the ad includes a solid selection of breakfast, snack, and pantry items that fill out a weekly shopping list. Pillsbury sweet rolls at 2 for $6, Toaster Strudel pastries at $4.99, and Coburn Farms yogurt at 3 for $1 make breakfast affordable and convenient for busy mornings. Snack options are well represented with Doritos and Funyuns at 2 for $7, Nutsome trail mix at $3.99, and J. Higgs Stack’ems at just $0.99—prices that make stocking up for lunchboxes or road trips painless. Deli and dairy items like Coburn Farms string cheese at 2 for $7, Farmington lunchmeat at $4.79, and Sugardale bacon at $4.99 add protein options for sandwiches and breakfast plates. Frozen sections include Red Baron pizza at $4.99 and El Monterey taquitos at $6.99, providing quick meal solutions for nights when cooking from scratch isn’t in the cards. Beverage deals are also worth noting—Tipton Grove apple juice at $2.29, lemonade at $2.79, and orange juice at $4.59 cover the drink basics, while Pepsi 2-liter bottles at $1.99 are a solid add-on for summer entertaining. The non-food section is minimal, with just Tide laundry detergent at $11.49 and Triumph storage bags making an appearance, which reinforces that this ad is primarily about keeping grocery costs low rather than pushing household goods. This is a straightforward, no-frills weekly ad that delivers real value on meat and basics, perfect for shoppers who prioritize protein and produce over brand-name variety.
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