This week’s Hy-Vee Weekly Ad is packed with prices that cover the main parts of a regular grocery trip, starting with fresh meat and continuing through produce, dairy, frozen foods and pantry products. Chicken is one of the areas worth watching, with Just Bare boneless skinless chicken breasts at $3.99 and Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts at $3.99 per lb. Hy-Vee Midwest Pork boneless center cut pork chops are $11, while bone-in pork shoulder roast is $2.68 per lb. For beef, Hy-Vee True sirloin steak is $4.99, Hy-Vee Angus Reserve boneless beef sirloin steak is $9.98 per lb, and Hy-Vee Angus Reserve boneless beef ribeye steak is $19.99 per lb. Hy-Vee Choice Reserve boneless beef chuck roast is $9.88 per lb and Angus Reserve boneless beef bottom round roast is $8.99 per lb. Fresh ground beef is $6.88, and the Hy-Vee gourmet steakhouse burger is $3.99. Shoppers can also find a Hy-Vee Prime Reserve bacon wrapped beef sirloin filet for $5.99. The pork and prepared meat section includes Hormel bone-in smoked pork chops at $6.99, Johnsonville smoked ropes for $2.99, Johnsonville ground sausage, breakfast links or patties for $4.48, Farmland ham for $4.99 and Hormel Black Label fully cooked bacon for $3.99. Ball Park hot dogs are 2 for $5, providing another inexpensive option for quick meals.
For the center aisles, there is a wide range of Hy-Vee deals that can be useful when stocking up on everyday foods. Hy-Vee pasta is 99 cents, Mrs. Grimes beans are 99 cents and Hy-Vee corn or green beans are 88 cents. Hy-Vee sandwich bread is $1.99, while Nature’s Own perfectly crafted bread is $2.99 and Thomas’ swirl bread is $3.48. Thomas’ bagels, protein bagels, Toast-R-Cakes or Muffin Tops are $3.97, and Hy-Vee English muffins are $1.68. Hy-Vee low carb or Family Size tortillas are $2.99. In the breakfast aisle, KIND granola is $4.99, Quaker protein bars are $3.98 and Quaker rice cakes are $3.49. Large Size General Mills cereal is $2.99, while Quaker oatmeal squares cereal is 2 for $7. Chobani Greek yogurt is $3.99, Oscar Mayer Lunchables or P3 are $1.68 and Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh lunch meat is $5.98. There are several convenient frozen food deals as well, with Lean Cuisine or Stouffer’s entrées at 4 for $10 and selected Tombstone, DiGiorno Classic, Jack’s rising crust pizza or cheesy pizza dippers at $2.99. Pasta and sauce options include Family Size Rana pasta or sauce for $6.99, Rice-A-Roni or Pasta Roni cups for $5.49, Hamburger Helper cups at 2 for $4 and Campbell’s SpaghettiOs at 4 for $5. That’s Smart! macaroni & cheese is only 55 cents, making it one of the lower-priced pantry items in the Hy-Vee ad.
The produce department brings a different group of weekly grocery deals, including red seedless grapes at $1.78 per lb, Cosmic Crisp or SweetTango apples at $2.28 per lb, Dole spinach, classic romaine or greener selection for $2.88, Grimmway Farms baby carrots for 99 cents and Hy-Vee tomatoes for $1.48. Snack shoppers have several choices too, such as Party Size Frito-Lay snacks, salsa, queso or dip at $3.99 each when buying three, Pepperidge Farm Goldfish crackers at 2 for $5, Quaker protein bars at $3.98, Sun-Maid yogurt covered raisins at $2.99 and Nature Valley or Protein One bars at 2 for $7. Beverage prices include 7UP at $4.99 each when purchasing three, Gatorade sports drinks at $5.99, LaCroix sparkling water at $4.99, Zevia soda at $5.99, Old Orchard 100% juice at $1.99 and Hy-Vee drink mix at $1.89. Coffee and refrigerated drinks include Gevalia or Maxwell House coffee at $6.49, Starbucks coffee at $8.49, Coffee mate powder at $5.98, Starbucks iced coffee or cold brew at $5.99 and Tropicana orange juice at 2 for $8. Household deals round out the list with Tide Simply Clean laundry detergent at $8.97, Bounce, Downy or Gain dryer sheets at $7.97, Downy or Gain fabric beads at $4.97, Brawny paper towels at $9.99 and Quilted Northern bath tissue at $9.99. Dove body wash and Dove Men+Care deodorant are each $5.97, while Hy-Vee freezer or storage bags are $1.99. Looking through the full Hy-Vee Weekly Ad can therefore be worthwhile for anyone comparing this week’s sale prices across food, drinks, household products and personal care.
