I really don’t shop Festival Foods Grocery Stores anymore, but that may change because I work very close to one. Their meat department is great, and if you go first thing in the morning, you can often find meat marked down in a special section of the department. They offer in-store coupons so grab that flyer at the door – most everything with coupons requires a $5 minimum purchase and a limit of 1 or 2 items per visit. If you have an online account, Festival Foods offers digital coupons that can be redeemed at checkout by entering your registered phone number. And you can earn Fuel Rewards with their Festy/Kwik Trip cards .
If you are expecting a detailed list of all the sales at all the grocery stores in the area every week like I used to, that ship has sailed. I now work full-time and long gone are the days when I would spend my weekend doing sales matchups. Most stores have switched to Wednesday – Tuesday sales weeks.
This list is compiled from the De Pere Festival Foods. YMMV at the other locations in Wisconsin.

It’s Bacon Fest this week, so there are many varieties and prices for a number of brands. Nueske’s is $8.99/12oz, Oscar Mayer is BOGO Free, Jones Dairy Farm is $6.99/12oz, and Festival Foods brand bacon is $6.99/lb at the full service meat counter.
Produce
- $.79 each Avocados
- $2.99 6oz Driscolls Blackberries or Raspberries
- $2.99 3ct Romaine Hearts w/store coupon (limit 2)
- $4.49 3lb bag Large Navel Oranges
- $.89 each Green Peppers
- $4.99/lb Sweet Cherries
Frozen Foods
- $5.99 Drumstick Cones or Oreo Ice Cream Novelties when you TEXT “CHILL” to 78402
- $2.99 48oz Stoneridge Creamery Ice Cream w/store coupon (limit 2)
- 3/$5 10oz TJ Frozen Fruit
Pantry
- $2.99 each when you buy 3 Doritos or Ruffles
- $4.99 20 – 30oz Malt-O-Meal Bag Cereal
- $12.99 32oz Festival Foods Honey
- $2.79 4oz Pirate’s Booty
- 30% off Annie’s Mac & Cheese ($2.93 regular price)
- BOGO Free 28oz Muir Glen Organic Tomatoes ($5.49 regular price)
- BOGO Free 10oz Primal Kitchens Sauces ($8.49 regular price)
Meat, Poultry, Seafood
- $5.99/lb Spoon Roast – I remember when I would not pay over $3.99/lb for a roast. Then, during Covid, it was $4.99/lb, and now, I guess $5.99/lb is the best one can do unless you buy 1/4 or 1/2 cow.
- BOGO Hormel Pork Tenderloin or Jennie-O Turkey Tenderloin ($9.99 regular price)
- $1.99 each 5oz Bacon Wrapped Pork Filets
- $1.99/lb Whole Pork Butt (bone-in)
- $1.79/lb Whole Chicken Fryer
- $3.49lb Door County Cherry or Regular Pork Tenderloin
Dairy
- $1.99 8oz Borden Shredded or Sliced Cheese w/store coupon (limit 4)
- $2.99 each Crystal Farms Butter w/store coupon (limit 2) Woodmans and Costco are cheaper, but this price is in line with Metro Market/Pick ‘n Save
- 2/$5.00 Philadelphia Cream Cheese brick
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