Whole Foods Shoppers! Score Over 50% Off Organic Lady Alice Apples

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Feb 13, 2017 @ 9:55 PM MST

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Save on apples! 🍎

Through February 14th, Whole Food is offering Organic Lady Alice Apples for just $1.99 per pound (regularly $2.49/lb)! Note that sale prices can vary greatly by region, so please keep that in mind as your local Whole Foods may have a different price.

Even sweeter, if you haven’t already, be sure to hop on over here and download the free Whole Foods Market App (available on iTunes and Google Play) where you’ll find a coupon valid for 50¢ off per pound of Organic Alice Apples purchased. To use this coupon at checkout, just have the cashier scan your barcode in the app.

Possible Whole Foods Deal Idea:

Select

Buy ONE pound of Organic Lady Alice Apples $1.99 per pound (reg. $2.49)
Total = $1.99
Use the 50¢ off per pound of Alice Apples Whole Foods App coupon
Pay $1.49
~~Earn $0.50 cash back via Ibotta rebate whenever you buy Lady Alice apples (1lb or larger)~~
Final cost 99¢!

(Thanks, Huajuan!)

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Maddy Argo February 14, 2017 at 1:42 am MST

Be sure to ask the produce dept to cut open an apple before you buy. My Whole Foods in the mid Atlantic region has been having core rot in all their red apples. I don’t buy with out checking.

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Collin (Mrs. Hip) February 14, 2017 at 10:08 am MST

Oh bummer! Sorry to hear about that! Thanks for the heads up!

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onlinemonsensemomma February 14, 2017 at 4:08 am MST

is it $2.49 or $2.99 for the original price? you’ve listed both in this one. thanks!

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Collin (Mrs. Hip) February 14, 2017 at 10:09 am MST

Whoops! $2.49! Thanks for catching! Updating now!

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brianna February 14, 2017 at 5:54 am MST

Mine closes permanently next week and I was disappointed nothing is more than the regular and sale prices. As a frequent customer I know their prices. A lot of the employees weren’t their usual selves, but I know many of them only got a 2 week notice. I’m sad to see my regular organic store go. These are very tasty apples, I purchased several and they are already gone!

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Gail La Bruno February 14, 2017 at 7:22 am MST

When I click on the provided Ibotta link, it says that this rebate has expired.

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Collin (Mrs. Hip) February 14, 2017 at 10:09 am MST

Darn! I am seeing that now as well 🙁 Thanks for the heads up!

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syeo2013 February 14, 2017 at 9:33 am MST

These are AWESOME apples, they were on sale in Austin at that price several weeks ago and I stocked up! 🙂 Will have to check it is valid again here! thanks so much, Collin! 🙂 Happy Valentines Day! 🙂

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Collin (Mrs. Hip) February 14, 2017 at 10:10 am MST

Glad to hear how yummy they are! You’re SO welonlinee! Happy Valentine’s Day to you too! 😀

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Nancy February 14, 2017 at 11:36 am MST

They are definitely on sale in the Southwest Region (includes Austin) for $1.99 per lb. through today and the digital coupon for 50¢ off per lb. goes through today as well. I work at WFM. Enjoy the savings!

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Maddy Argo February 14, 2017 at 9:57 am MST

I’ll check it out

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Jan February 14, 2017 at 2:38 pm MST

If you have MobiSave, it also has $.10 off any apple.

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Jan February 14, 2017 at 2:54 pm MST

Also, Whole Foods also has this Wallaby yogurt on sale. I believe it’s 2 for $2.50 and with WF coupon, you get $1 off by buying 2. Submit to ibotta for $.75 cash back. You’re paying $.75 for 2. AND if you purchase Wallaby in another trip, repeat the coupon and ibotta, pay $.75 and THEN you also get $1 back on Wallaby bonus. In that sense, you pay $.50 for 4 and it’s $.125 each ! Now, here is my suggestion for you to download ibotta here: https://ibotta.online/r/loopcck

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Ali February 15, 2017 at 1:24 am MST

Love these apples. FYI they are picked in the fall but kept in storage until now for peak flavor. That’s why you only see them in stores a few months a year, So don’t be scared to buy a bunch and keep them in a cool area. It will just get better flavor. Also these are patented apples and owned by Rainer so you can only get them through major stores and not at farmer’s markets etc.

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