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Whole Foods Prime Day 2022: Best Deals

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Ah! Prime Day is officially happening! It’s here, it’s big, and it’s exciting! There are some amazing Prime Day deals flying all over the place and you don’t want to miss them!

It’s also easy to think that Prime Day is all about big discounts on the latest technology and other gadgets but it’s actually so much more than that. One significant area that’s often overlooked is the discounts that come from Amazon’s partnership with Whole Foods. At all times, Prime members can enjoy an extra 10% off sale items at their favorite grocery store (or by going online) but in recent years, Amazon has offered a little more on groceries via its Whole Foods arm, as well.

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Seriously, right now is one of the best times to stock up on groceries and home essentials.

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What Whole Foods Deals Are Available for Prime Day?

During the Prime Day festivities you get an extra 10% off sale items at Whole Foods (one of the best places to buy groceries online), on top of in-store sale prices! The only exception is alcohol, which, of course makes sense! If you’re shopping in-store you can look for the blue Prime Member Deal signs. You can also browse some of the sale items online to see what’s available.

Right now, there are a ton of deals on foods like juicy bone-in beef rib steaks, reusable Brita water bottles, frozen Chilean sea bass fillets, Wonderful Pistachios, fruits, 12-packs of La Croix sparkling water, and so much more. You can stock up on all of your favorite foods, snacks, and beverages for an awesome price. Over the next couple of days, those deals will be rotating out with new ones going live, so be sure to keep checking back! You might not see something you want right now, but that could change and probably will!

Grab some of those delicious meats and you can cook them on a new grill you snagged during the sale. Seriously, there are some incredible Prime Day grill deals going on right now, too! They’re just in time for summer too! Who doesn’t love a good cookout?

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Jen Allen
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Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
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