Food Maxx Deals Week of 7/6

Food Maxx

by Julia on July 6, 2011

Here are the Food Maxx deals for the week of 7/6. If you happen to find a deal we missed please share it in the comments section. It seems Food Maxx accepts printable coupons by location, so please find a location near you and call beforehand to verify if your store will accept them or not.

	Nature Valley Granola Thins – $3.39 $0.50/1 Nature Valley Granola Thins Final Price: $2.89

	Yoplait Yogurt Cups 4-6oz – $.60 Buy 20, Get $2 off next Shopping Order (exp. 7/10) Use (3) $0.40/6 Yoplait Yogurt Cups Final Price: $.44

	Yoplait Kid’s Yogurts – $1.98 $0.75/2 Yoplait Kid’s Yogurts Final Price: $1.60

	Nature Valley Granola Bars – $2.28 $0.75/2 Nature Valley Granola Bars Final Price: $1.90

	Cocoa Puffs Brownie Crunch Cereal – $2.78 $0.75/1 Cocoa Puffs Brownie Crunch Cereal Final Price: $2.03

	Pillsbury Toaster Strudel or Toaster Scrambles – $2.39 $0.50/2 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel or Toaster Scrambles Final Price: $2.14

	Bisquick Pancake Mix 40 oz. – $3.39 $0.50/1 28oz or larger Bisquick Pancake Mix Final Price: $2.89

	Honey Nut Cheerios – $2.78 $0.50/1 Honey Nut Cheerios Final Price: $2.28

	Totinos Pizza Rolls – $1.75 $0.40/2 Totinos Pizza Rolls Final Price: $1.55

	Hidden Valley Ranch 16oz – $3.19 or Price Reduction 24oz – $3.38 $1/1 Hidden Valley Ranch coupon (no longer available) Final Price: As low as $2.19

	Gerber Graduate’s Lil’ Entree – $2.39 $1/1 Gerber Graduate’s Lil’ Entree Final Price: $1.39

	Starbucks Natural Infusions Coffee 11 oz – $7.99 (price reduction) $1.50/1 Starbucks Natural Infusions Coffee Final Price: $6.49

	Canned Alpo Dog Food 22 oz. – $1.19 $1 off 8 Cans of Alpo Dog Food Final Price: $1.06

	Lactaid Ice Cream 1 qt. – $2.99 $1/1 Lactaid Ice Cream Final Price: $1.99

	Lactaid Supplement 12 caplets – $4.55 $1/1 Lactaid Supplement Final Price: $3.55

	Arrowhead Water MultiPack – $2.29 $1/2 Arrowhead Water MultiPack Final Price: $1.79

	Gerber Graduate’s Puffs or Lil’ Crunchies – $2.24/$2.39 $1/2 Gerber Graduates Puffs or Lil’ Crunchies Final Price: As low as $1.74

	Sun-Rype Fruitsource Bar – $.89 Buy One Get One FREE Sun-Rype Fruitsource Bar Price: $.44

	Kellogg’s Disney Cars Cereal 10oz – $1.98 $1/2 Kellogg’s Cereals 6/5/2011 RP Insert (exp 7/17/2011) Final Price: $1.48

	Driscoll’s 6oz. Blackberries – $1.98 $0.50/1 Driscoll’s Berries Final Price: $1.48

	Marie Calendar Croutons – $.99 .

In Ad Coupons:

	$2.50/2 Foster Farms Italian Chicken Sausage or Chicken Breakfast Links

	Buy 10 Gatorade Get 5 More FREE

	$1.50/Frito Lay Select Variety Family Size Chips

Sale Items through 7/10/11

	Hillshire Farm Rope or Link Sausage 14-16 oz – $1.99 $1/2 Hillshire Farm Smoked Sausage Links 6/12/2011 RP Insert (exp 7/9/2011) Final Price: $1.49

	Hefty Everyday Soak Proof Plates 50 ct. – $1.28 $0.55/2 Hefty Plates or Cups 5/22/2011 RP Insert (exp 9/30/2011) Final Price: $1.01 each

	Juicy Mangoes – 3/$.98

	Lawry’s 30-Minute Marinade – $1.28

	California Grown Nectarines 4 lb. bag – $2.98

	Lay’s Potato Chips $1.98

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{ 10 comments… add one }

• Lisa Richards via Facebook July 6, 2011 at 9:43 pm

  aweswome! thanks! its nice to see a store that is actually in my area on one of these savings blogs Do you know of any other bloggers in the Sacramento/Roseville area?

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• Laura July 6, 2011 at 9:50 pm

  I love how you use of the picture of my local FoodMaxx in San Jose, CA! Cool!

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• Lynn Nicole via Facebook July 6, 2011 at 11:18 pm

  lisa can i ask what type of coupon organization do you use? there is a great resource on another blog but its for sac i was wondering if it worked, maybe you could compare it?

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• Leah Knipe via Facebook July 7, 2011 at 8:02 am

  Our FoodMaxx accepts competitor prices and their coupons!

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• Lisa Richards via Facebook July 7, 2011 at 4:29 pm

  I use a coupon folder, if thats what you mean? I am always open for new ways of saving though

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• Lynn Nicole via Facebook July 7, 2011 at 5:00 pm

  some people use the whole insert method in an extanding folder. others put the organized pages of whole inserts into page potectors. Then theres clipping and using a three ring binder. I always used the whole insert method, to save clippng time. But latley i felt im missing out on food savings that are not planned. Now i clip all the food q’s and organize a binder, and keep the other coupons in an expanding file by date. and clip what i need from them when im organizing my wekly trips.

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• Lynn Nicole via Facebook July 7, 2011 at 5:02 pm

  I found a blog that has an entire excel spreadsheet for every coupon listed in each insert for the SAC region. I think it would be nice to have a complete list, the database is great but somtimes it lists coupons i didnt get. if i kept the lists it would be really easy to look at the list rather than digginf through the inserts

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• Lynn Nicole via Facebook July 7, 2011 at 5:03 pm

  i i was hoping you could look at the list and then at the SS and RP from 7/10 and see if they are accurate, we have a subscription deal from sac bee and maybe i would switch to them in order to save myself organizing time.

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• wendy July 8, 2011 at 8:37 am

  Julia, How do you find the Food Max & Winco deals without an ad? Do you just walk around? I know Food Max will meet other stores prices. Is there another sorce you have?

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  • Julia July 8, 2011 at 8:39 am

    That’s exactly what we do!

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