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Food Lion Ad 8/5 - 8/11



Keep in mind this ad is regional, please refer to your ad
for all the sales as I only put up the best deals.
Remember to check eCoupons, printables and Sunday coupons.

Frozen turkey breast
.99lb

Nectarines
.99lb

Cucumbers
2/$1

Marie Callender's &
Healthy Choice
(select varieties)
2/$4

Capri Sun
(select varieties)
2/$4

Lays chips
(select varieties)
2/$5

Kellogg's &
General Mills
(select varieties)
2/$5

Arm & Hammer &
Extra
(select varieties)
$5.99

***Friday - Sunday***
Baby back ribs
$1.99lb

Eggo's
(select varieties)
BOGO

Outshine
(select varieties)
BOGO

Tostino pizza rolls
(select varieties)
2/$5

Pepsi products
(select varieties)
4/$11

Frito lay
Variety pack
(select varieties)
$5.99

Ritz
(select varieties)
$1.89

***Back to normal sale***
Shrimp ring
(select varieties)
$5.99 each

Food Lion raw shrimp
(select varieties)
$6.49 each

Hormel bacon
(select varieties)
$4.99 each

Smithfield portion hams
(select varieties)
$1.49lb

Seasoned boneless
thin pork chops
(select varieties)
BOGO

Lunchables
(select varieties)
5/$5

Food Lion chicken legs
or thighs 
(select varieties)
$1.29lb

Food Lion pudding
(select varieties)
.88 each

PF Changs
frozen meals
(select varieties)
$2.99 each
when you buy 5 mix or match

Uncrustables
(select varieties)
$1.99 each
when you buy 5 mix or match

International Delight
(select varieties)
$2.99 each
when you buy 5 mix or match

Frigo string cheese
(select varieties)
$4.99 each
when you buy 5 mix or match

Pepsi 2 liter
(select varieties)
.99 each

Coke 2 liters
(select varieties)
.99 each

Gatorade
(select varieties)
.89 each

Body Armor packs
(select varieties)
$5.99

Dannon Kids Yogurt
(select varieties)
2/$5

Philadelphia cream cheese
(select varieties)
$2.99 each

Simply drinks
(select varieties)
2/$5

Digiorno pizza
(select varieties)
2/$10

***Note they do have some items on sale that I
know you can get cheaper at Walmart,
Aldi's or Kroger's so I did not list them.
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