Festival Foods Weekly Sales 9/16 – 9/22 – Here’s My Favorite Deals of the Week!

Here’s a closer look at some of the Deals of the Week at Festival Foods. This is not an exhaustive list; I’m just listing my favorite finds.

Changes are coming to Festival’s Rewards Program. No idea what’s in store but did see that you can still earn rewards with the current system until October 3; you then have until November 11th to redeem at Kwik Trip.

Festival still has FREE Curbside Pickup for orders over $35.

Festival’s 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.

Festival Foods accepts printed and print-at-home coupons with value up to $3.00 off. They do not accept FREE or BOGO Free internet coupons. To see their complete coupon policy, click here.

Text 78402 to get exclusive digital coupons sent to you.

Select Festival Foods stores have Farmer’s Markets in their parking lot on designated days of the week. Click here for more information.

This list is compiled from the De Pere Festival Foods. YMMV at the other locations in Wisconsin.

Produce

  • $1.99/lb Yellow Onions (Local)
  • $1.99/lb Russet Potatoes (Local)
  • $1.49/lb Variety Melons
  • $1.49/lb McIntosh Apples (Local)
  • $.99/lb Baby Red Potatoes
  • $1.99/lb Bartlett Pears
  • $1.99 8oz Whole Baby Bella Mushrooms
  • $1.99/lb Fresh Brussel Sprouts

Meat, Poultry, Pork

  • $9.99 Klement’s Summer Sausage 32 oz. – original or garlic ***
  • $2.99/lb Pork Tenderloin
  • $3.99/lb Swift Ground Beef & Pork Blend 16 oz. – 80% lean, 20% fat **

Dairy/Deli/Refrigerated Foods

  • $2.00 Kraft Shredded Cheese 7-8oz
  • $1.99 Kemps Select Milk half gallon – 1% chocolate – skim, 1%, 2% or whole white (w/store coupon)

Frozen Foods

  • $5.99 Screamin’ Sicilian Pizzas 15.5 – 27.4 oz. – original, thin & crispy, tavern or detroit style
  • 2/$3 Dutch Farms Chicken Entrées 5 oz. – assorted varieties
  • $1.25 Birds Eye Steamfresh Vegetables 10 – 10.8 oz. – select varieties
  • $5.99 Kellogg’s Eggo Waffles 24 count – assorted varieties
  • $1.99 Old Orchard Frozen Juice Blends 12 oz. – assorted varieties – excludes grape and orange varieties

Bakery

  • $1.79 Sara Lee Half Loaf Bread

Pantry

  • B2G3 Free General Mills Cereal 8.9 – 14.6 oz. – assorted varieties ($6.19)
  • B3G2 Free Progresso Rich & Hearty or Vegetable Classics Soup 18 – 19 oz. – assorted varieties ($4.19)
  • $.69 Essential Everyday Canned Vegetables 14.5 – 15.25 oz. – select varieties (always a good time to stock up AND think of local pantries)
  • B2G2 Free Frito-Lay Doritos or Ruffles 6 – 12 oz. doritos; 7.25 – 9.5 oz. ruffles – assorted varieties ($5.49)
  • $3.99 Kraft Mac & Cheese Dinners 5 pack, 7.25 oz.
  • $2.00 General Mills Bugles, Gardetto’s or Chex Mix 7.5 – 8.6 oz. – assorted varieties
  • Buy 5 Red Gold products, get $2 off the total
    • Red Gold Tomatoes 14.5 oz. – select varieties
    • Red Gold Salsa, Tomatoes or Ketchup 15.5 oz. salsa; 28 oz. tomatoes – select varieties; 32 oz. ketchup
  • $6.99 Filippo Berio Olive Oils 16.9 oz. – assorted varieties

Beverages

  • $10.99 Pepsi or Mt Dew 24-packs (w/coupon: Text SODA to 78402)
  • 3/$9.99 Klarbrunn Sparkling Water 8 pack, 12 oz. cans – assorted varieties
  • $9.99 Hills Bros. High Yield Coffee 23 oz.
  • $3.99 Celestial Seasonings Tea

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Want to check out other Grocery Stores’ Sales? Click here. Want to see the numbers of Which Wisconsin Grocery Store is the Cheapest?

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