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Food Lion Ad 9/23 - 9/29


 




When it comes to this sales post you have to keep in

mind that some posts I have made days in advance

which means some of the sales ads I have looked at

are previews; that means that this post may not show

all the actual sales posts for your region. In addition

to that it is never the whole ad, it is the best deals

they are offering. Always check your sales ad before

you head out. Also remember to use eCoupons,

printables and Sunday coupons.


80% ground chuck

$2.49lb


Whole chicken

.99lb


Whole boston butt

.99lb


Hass avocados

2/$1


Blackberries

6oz

.99


5lb russet potatoes

2/$5


Dole fruit bowls

(select varieties)

2/$4


Pepsi 12 packs

(select varieties)

3/$10


Coke 2 liters

(select varieties)

.99 each


Kraft salad dressing

(select varieties)

.99 each


Digiorno

(select varieties)

2/$10


Kraft cheese

(select varieties)

2/$4


Velveeta & Kraft Deluxe mac & cheese

(select varieties)

2/$5


Kellogg's town house or club crackers

(select varieties)

2/$4


Doritos

(select varieties)

BOGO


Tastykake

(select varieties)

BOGO


Ready for Pumpkin? Select Varieties on all Pumpkins below....

International delight

2/$5


Cheerios

$2.99


Pillsbury ready to bake cookies

2/$5


Belvita

$2.69


Green mountain k cups

$5.99


Pop Tarts

$2.99


***Done with Pumpkin***


Betty crocker cookie pouch

(select varieties)

2/$4


Betty crocker cake mix

(select varieties)

4/$5


Muellers pasta

(select varieties)

4/$5


Sweet baby rays bbq

(select varieties)

$1.99


Classico pasta sauce

(select varieties)

$2.69 


Bang

(select varieties)

2/$4

Buy 2 get 1 free


Muscle milk

(select varieties)

$7.99

Buy 2 get 1 free


Pepsi 2 liters

(select varieties)

$1.99

Buy 2 get 1 free


Pilsbury biscuits

(select varieties)

3/$5


Little Debbie

(select varieties)

BOGO


Tide

(select varieties)

$2.99

- $1 eCoupon

= $1.99


Green peppers

.69 each


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