5 Ways to Save Money at Whole Foods

The following post is sponsored by Whole Foods.
As always, all opinions are my own. For more information see my disclosures here.

1. Consider the 365 Brand

Whole Foods’ store brand, 365, has a plethora of products for amazing prices.You can get anything from cereal and pasta to shampoo and conditioner. Not all 365 products are organic however, so if that’s what you’re looking for, make sure to read the labels. 

2. Take Advantage of Sales and Coupons 

3. Bring Your Own Bags

You won’t save a lot, but you’ll receive a 5 cent bag refund for simply bringing in your own shopping bags. You can use the refund for your order, or donate the savings to a local nonprofit community group. 

4. Shop the Bulk Bins

I recently found the bulk department and it has changed my life. Let’s say you are making a recipe and only need a tablespoon of cumin. Why buy a whole container of it, when you can purchase your desired quantity from Whole Foods’ bulk department. You can also buy spices, coffee, peanut butter, tea and honey this way. 

5. Try Before You Buy

There’s been dozens of times when I buy a product at a conventional grocery store and end up disliking it. That’s money wasted. At Whole Foods, you can try any product you see in the store before purchasing it. Just ask a team member and they’ll happily open anything you’d like. (That includes ice cream!)

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