We have new deals starting today at our Boulder Sprouts and Sunflower, while last week's specials continue at Alfalfa's, Vitamin Cottage, and Whole Foods (click those links for my reports). I might also have a chance to get to Lucky's this week.
The good news this week is that the Copper River salmon specials are really heating up. I'll do a separate post when I get to see more prices, but here's what's advertised as of today for fresh Copper River sockeye salmon fillets (in alphabetical order, as usual):
King Soopers: $13.99 a pound with card,
Safeway: $8.99 a pound club price (doesn't specify sockeye in ad),
Sprouts: $9.99 a pound.
Boneless New York steak wars: $9.99 a pound at both Sprouts and Sunflower through the 15th.
Chicken tender wars: $2.99 a pound at Sprouts, $3.99 a pound at Sunflower, both through the 15th.
In other new deals at Sprouts through June 15th, I'm excited about their bulk department sale, with 25% off mostly everything, including their excellent organic, Fair Trade coffee (and one's a decaf to boot). Boneless center-cut pork loin chops or roasts are stunningly good at $1.99 a pound. They have wild caught Alaskan cod for $7.99 a pound, and since it says "delivered up to 6 days a week," I'm presuming we're now talking fresh. Chicken Italian sausage are $2.99 a pound, whole or cut up chicken is $1.49 a pound, and 100% grass-fed organic ground beef, tip roast or steak are all $5.99 a pound (see Sunflower below for a non-organic grass-fed burger option). In organic produce, Italian squash (think zucchini) are good at $1.29 a pound, three pound bags of yellow onions are $1.99 each, three packs of romaine hearts are $2.49 each, D'Anjou pears are $1.49 a pound, gala apples are $1.29 a pound, and although we've seen it lower, organic celery is still pretty good at $1.49 each.
At Sunflower through the 15th, I'm interested in their all natural grass fed super lean (93%) USA ground beef sale for $2.99 a pound. All chicken sausage are very good at just $1.99 a pound, as are boneless pork loin chops for $2.99 a pound. There are good deals in organic produce as usual, with baby carrots $1.50 a bag, three packs of romaine hearts matching Sprouts with $2.50 each, cantaloupes or yellow onions 77 cents a pound, green cabbage 99 cents a pound, and six ounces of blueberries for $2.50 (but Vitamin Cottage has that size organic blueberries or raspberries for $2.50 all the way through July 9th). Annie's Naturals organic dressings are okay at $2.99 each (Vitamin Cottage has them for $2.49), and loving smoked foods, I'm interested in assorted apple smoked cheese at $5.99 for eight ounces.
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