Here are the Deals of the Week for Whole Foods Market. If you want the sales ads for meat and whatnot, click HERE :

03/24 – 03/31:

Produce:

Organic Red Delicious Apples: .99/lb.

Organic Red or Green Chard: .99/lb.

Grocery:

Annie’s Homegrown Bunny Grahams: $2.50/box

Annie’s Homegrown Bunny Fruit Grahams: $3.50/box

Muir Glen Organic Canned Tomatoes, 28 oz.: $2.00

Nature’s Path Optimum Cereal: $3.00

Western Bagel, 6 ct.: B1G1F!

Stacy’s Somply naked Pita Chips, 8 oz.:$2.50

Dairy:

Stonyfield Farm Organic Yogurt, 6 oz.: .60 each!

Follow Your Heart Vegan Cheese, 10 oz.: $3.99 each

Misc.:

Desert Essence organics hand & Body Lotion, 8 oz.: $5.99

EcoTeas, 24 bags: $3.49

 ***Check out this previous post about links to really good organic product coupons ***

Mambo Sprouts  — I just received my coupon booklet in the mail and it has quite a few coupons with some that I will likely use.

Seventh Generation– Once you sign up you can print coupons for a variety of their products. I love their dish soap and after

coupon you can get it at Target for around $1.49/bottle. Pretty good!

Kashi – Join the Kashi community and you can receive free samples and coupons!

Organic Valley – This link is great! $1.00 off coupons for a variety of Organic Valley products!

Earth’s Best– This is a great company. They offer valuable coupons and I hear their diapers rock (Thanx C for the tip!)

Horizon – Sign up to get coupons for their dairy products.

Here are some few tips on how you can get coupons for organic foods and products. These tips can easily apply to finding any coupon not just organic ones:

1. Contact the manufacturer directly. If you like a company and/or its product, don’t be afraid to say so! Call them, email them or send them snail mail. Always leave your contact info and chances are you will get coupons sent to you. What company doesn’t like a sincere compliment of their product?

2. Just ask. Seriously. I love Method products however I never see coupons for their products. I wrote Method and told them I loved their products and if they could please send me some coupons. I received 10 in the mail! It never hurts to ask!

3. Check out your local health food stores such as Sprouts, Sunflower, and Whole Foods, etc. Often at the front of the store they have store magazines with coupons in them for various products within the store. Grab a couple and see what you can save!

4. Before going to the grocery store, check out their website to see if there are any special deals and/or printable coupons on their website. Here are links to: Sprouts , Sunflower, and Whole Foods.

5. Keep an eye out for “peelies” on the products you like on the store shelves and the “blinkies” where you can pull coupons and use them on the products advertised. **Just a note: If your store doubles coupons, you will more than likely not be able to double any “blinkie” coupons. Bummer, I know!