Sprouts has new sales this week including cucumbers, green bell peppers, zucchini, yellow squash, organic celery, swordfish and tuna fillets and more.
The deals listed below are from the online ad on the Sprouts website for the Durham, NC location. Check the ad for your store to verify prices, which could be different. This list is not a guarantee of price.
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Make sure you check their app for digital coupons, as well.
Weekly Sales
These deals are valid March 2-8, 2022.
Produce
Cucumbers, or green bell peppers, 2 for $1
Red or Gold Potatoes, $0.88/lb
Sweet Potatoes, $0.88/lb
Fuji Apples or Large Navel Oranges, 4 for $5
Zucchini or Yellow Squash, 4 lbs for $5
Organic Celery or Sprouts Baby Peeled Carrots, 2 for $3
Red seedless grapes, $1.88/lb
Organic Bunched Broccoli, $1.98/lb
Grape Tomatoes pint, or Sprouts Spinach 9 oz, 2 for $4
Strawberries 1 lb, Blackberries 5.6 oz or Blueberries 6 oz, select, 2 for $5
Pineapples or cantaloupes, 2 for $5
Jumbo Artichokes, 2 for $6
Pure Fresh Organic French Beans, 1 lb, $3.48
Organic Blueberries, Blackberries or Raspberries, select 5.6-6 oz, 2 for $7
Organic Cauliflower, $3.98 each
Organic Valencia Oranges or Grapefruit, 4 lb, $4.98
Meat & Seafood
Butcher Shop Organic Chicken Drumsticks, $3.49/lb
All-Natural Choice 85% Lean Ground Beef, $4.49/lb
Butcher Shop Corned Beef Briskets or Rounds, $4.99/lb
Butcher Shop All-Natural Pork Loin Chops or Grilling Chops, $4.99/lb
Fresh Tilapia Fillet, $7.99/lb
Wild Fillets Tuna, Cod or Swordfish, $7.99/lb
Butcher Shop All-Natural 85% Lean Ground Turkey, 3 lb package, $9.99
Atlantic Capes Fisheries All-Natural Large Peruvian Scallops, $11.99/lb
Dairy, Refrigerated & Frozen
Daiya Dairy-Free Cheese Alternatives, 7.1-7.8 oz, 2 for $6
The Greek Gods Greek Yogurt, 24 oz, 2 for $6
Shelf Stable
Chocolate Covered or Raw Almonds, $3.99/lb
4505 Chicharrones Fried Pork Rinds, Barnana Plantain Chips or Boulder Canyon Potato Chips, select 2.5-6.5 oz, BOGO
R.W. Knudsen Just Juice, 32 oz, 30% off
Enlightened Crunchy Broad Beans, 4.5 oz, BOGO
Purely Elizabeth products, select, BOGO
Non-Food
Natrol Best Selling Vitamins or Supplements, 25% off
* The sales listed are for the Durham, NC Sprouts location from their online ad. This is not a guarantee of price. Check the ad for your local store to verify prices.
Make sure you check their app for digital coupons, as well.
BOGO = Buy One Get One Free
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Store Details
Sprouts offers fresh, natural and organic groceries in a "setting that feels like an old-fashioned farmers market" according to their website. The specialty grocery store has over 250 stores in 13 states. Stores include produce, meat, seafood, deli, dairy, frozen, bulk bins, baked products, ready-to-eat meals, gourmet cheeses, gluten-free products, vitamins, health and beauty and more.
Triangle Area Locations
Durham: 105 W. NC Highway 54, Durham, NC (at the intersection of Hwy. 54 and Fayetteville Road)
Raleigh: 9414 Falls of Neuse Road, Raleigh, NC, 27615 (in the Olive Park shopping center)
Fayetteville: 2810 Freedom Parkway Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28314
Ways to Save Money at Sprouts
There are a number of ways to save even more money at Sprouts including:
* Mobile coupons on their mobile app: You login or create a Sprouts account, clip the mobile coupons you may want to use and then scan the barcode on your smartphone during checkout.
* Deals of the Month flyer: Check out the Deals of the Month flyer in stores for even more discounts and sales.
* Special Promotions: Sprouts regularly offers 72-Hour Sales, Vitamin Extravaganzas, Frozen Frenzies, Sprouts Brand Sales and more.
* Vitamin Discount: Spend $100 on vitamins and supplements and get a 10% discount off of your total purchase.
See additional information on the ways you can save at Sprouts.com.
One of the fabulous things about Sprouts is that they have a commitment to “zero waste” and the new Durham store will donate unsold and edible groceries to Second Harvest Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina through the grocer’s Food Rescue program. In 2017, Sprouts stores and distribution centers donated 23 million pounds of product, equivalent to 19 million meals. Food that is not fit for donation is provided to local cattle farms and composting facilities.