Sunflower Market

My favorite store for produce, organic items, and specialty items is the Sunflower Market. For those of you fortunate enough to have one in your area, I hope that you frequent it. If not, repent now!

The Sunflower Market currently has locations in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, and Utah with four new stores (including one in Longmont, CO) scheduled to open this year!

Each week, the Sunflower Market has outstanding deals on produce. A couple of weeks ago, they had pints of blackberries on sale for $0.67!!!! They are normally $3.99. Some of the amazing deals in Colorado this week (through January 6th) include:

Hass Avocados 33¢ each

Tropical Mangos 33¢ each

Red “A” Potatoes 29¢/lb (these rarely go below $0.50/lb)

Roma Tomatoes 77¢/lb

Eggplant 88¢ each

Broccoli 88¢/lb

Bosc, Anjou, Bartlett, Red, and Comice Pears 88¢/lb

Italian, Yellow, and Mexican Gray Sqaush 88¢/lb

Assorted Pork Loin Chops $1.27/lb

Center Cut Pork Loin Chops $1.99/lb

Ground Turkey $1.99/lb

Thanks Carrie from SpringsBargains for posting these deals!

If you go to the Sunflower Market:

1. Bring your own canvas bags. The store offers a $0.10 credit for each bag you bring from home. If you don't have any, they will bag your groceries in their plastic bags at no charge.

2. Shop on Wednesdays. Wednesdays are double ad days. That means that all of the sales from the previous week and the upcoming week are on at the same time!

3. Remember to compare the Sunflower Market's prices with other store sales. Although the ads will most often reflect the cheapest prices on produce available, there are some exceptions. For example, this week Roma tomatoes are less expensive at Albertsons than at Sunflower Market (at least in Colorado).