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Whole Foods doesn’t have to take up your entire paycheck! Here are some ways to save some cash and still shop at the well-known grocery chain.
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00:00coinage life well spent presented by Geico
00:05Whole Foods doesn't have to take up your
00:07entire paycheck here are some ways to
00:09save some cash and still shop at the
00:11well-known grocery chain the store
00:13offers a whole deal book which includes
00:15manufacturer and 365 Whole Foods brand
00:18coupons typically the books are by the
00:20front door or customer service having a
00:23hard time finding the deal book
00:24customers can also access a number of
00:26coupons on the grocery stores website if
00:28you're going to shop any day of the
00:29week we recommend going Wednesday hump
00:32day is the store sale day and the aisles
00:34are sure to be flooded with yellow sale
00:36signs not ready to purchase that
00:38particular item at that moment if you
00:40look on the tag there's a date that will
00:42let you know when the sale for that item
00:43will end there are also a lot of one-day
00:46sales on Fridays call ahead or check
00:48online for which items will be reduced
00:50that week oftentimes the sale items will
00:53be advertised a week in advance looking
00:55to find sales on produce meat seafood or
00:58prepared foods head to Whole Foods on the
01:00weekend purchasing a case of a product
01:03will give you 10% off your total bill
01:05the definition of case is determined by
01:07the manufacturer but commonly will be 6 to
01:1012 products rice grains and produce can
01:13also receive a discount if you purchase
01:1415 pounds or more buying six or more
01:17bottles of wine that 10% discount will
01:20also apply coinage life well spent
01:25presented by Geico

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