Heads up! The August/September issue of The Whole Deal value guide is in stores now – ready to help you wrap up the summer and head back to school. Consider The Whole Deal your cheat sheet for shopping our store. Pick up a copy at your local Whole Foods Market store for more than $35 in money-saving coupons, budget recipes, weekly meal plans, shopping list tips & tools and much more!
Here are some of the features you’ll find, and remember, you need to pick up a copy in our stores for the coupons.
Meals for One, Two or Four
Whether you’re cooking for the whole family or just yourself, our cost-conscious meal plans offer a week’s worth of menu ideas and recipes, plus tips for getting the most from your grocery budget.
Sure Deals
Sure Deals are not overstocked or discontinued items – they’re high-quality products where you get more of the good stuff for less than you think. Check out our current Sure Deals.
Three Under $3
At $2.99 or less, you won’t find a better value than our selection of Three Under $3 items.
Build a Better Lunchbox
We share lunch lessons learned from The Renegade Lunch Lady, Chef Ann Cooper.
Breakfast + Snacks = Back to Health Basics
Let us do the math. We show you how wise breakfast and snack choices can add up to less calories and less cash with a value greater than you think.
Here’s the Deal…
Straightforward food facts, hints & tips for savvy shoppers.
Pop Quiz!
Think you know all there is to know about food, healthy eating and saving? Test yourself with our trivia challenge.








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Wow! Lots of great information. I especially found the lunch lessons article helpful. My oldest starts first grade in a week and a half and I am scrambling trying to come up with healthy lunch ideas for him! Ann had some good ideas.
Unfortunately my son is a pretty picky eater so I will probably rely on sandwiches made with whole grain bread, homemade mac and cheese made with whole wheat pasta, baby carrots, and apple slices a lot.
I do agree with her that investing in some nice containers and a thermos is a good idea. We bought him a thermos last year and we used it nearly every other day. A sandwich container is great also because you don’t have to buy sandwich bags and the sandwich won’t get smushed before he eats it!
August 1st, 2009 at 11:39 am