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Market Basket Flyer 6/21/20-6/27/20 ® All Stores Open 7:00am - 8pm, Monday - Sunday (Senior Hours 6:00AM) FRESH SEAFOOD MEAT Ocean Fresh Small Ocean Fresh Mahi Boneless Wild Skinless Wild Mahi Chuck All Natural Haddock Fillets All Natural Fillets Eye Steak Save $1.00lb. Save $1.00lb. 99 99 Save $3.00lb. lb. lb. 99 5 9 3 lb. DELICATESSEN Marcho Farms Deutschmacher LAND O LAKES Butterflied Bologna American Cheese Lamb Legs Save $1.00lb. Save $1.00lb. Save $1.00lb. Sliced •White Fresh At •Yellow •2% The Deli 99 •Lower Sodium 99 99 3 lb. 3 lb. 5 lb. PRODUCE Golden Ripe 3 PACK Crisp Crunchy Romaine Red Seedless Pineapples Hearts Grapes The Save $1.00 Save 98¢ lb. Sweetest Save 50¢ PIneapple A Good Grown! Source Of $ $ Vitamins And 99 Minerals! 2 for 4 2 for 5 1 lb. DAIRY Large White Eggs Save 30¢ ® ¢ ONE •Brown Eggs $2.49 DOZEN 99 DAIRY FROZEN Siggi’s Yoplait Yogurt Over 40 Skyr Flavors! Yogurt 8 PACK Ice Cream Save $1.95 Save $3.47 Save 98¢ •Fridge $ Pack $ $ 5.3 oz. 5for 5 48 oz. 3for 10 48 oz. 2for5 GROCERY CHEESE English Arnold President Muffins Bread Crumbled 6 PACK 24 oz. Save $4.98 Save $4.38 Feta Save 50¢ •Original •Whole Grain $ •Whole Wheat $ •Honey Wheat 99 •12 Grain •Oatnut •Fat Free •Sandwich 4 Pack 2for4 •Health Multi Grain 2for 5 12 oz. 3 All Varieties Tostitos ® BAKERY Pasta New Scoops! England Sale Pound Save $2.00 Save 20¢ Cake Save 60¢ $ •Elbows •Angel Hair ¢ •Cavatappi 99 •Thin Spaghetti •Ricotta •Sour Cream Vanilla 9-13 oz. 2for 5 16 oz.79 •Lemon •Marble •Blueberry •Coconut 317 oz. Sale st th Starts Sunday June 21 - Sat. June 27 Come Visit Your NEWEST ® Tenney Mountain Highway • 34 Ridgeview Lane • I-93 Exit 26 Quantity Rights Reserved. Not Responsible for Typographic or Illustration Errors. Bottle Deposit & Tax Where Applicable (2020’) MoreMore ForFor YourYour Dollar!Dollar! •Breakfast •Lunch •Dinner Available In Most Market Basket Locations Call Ahead... See ShopMarketBasket.com For Your Take Out Menu And Local Store Phone Number. •Fresh Custom Made Subs & Wraps •Sandwiches From The Grill •Fresh Made Pizza •Chicken Wings •Country Fried Chicken •Fresh Made Finger Rolls ..... Panini & Melts •Freshly Made Salads •A Large Variety of Hot & Ready To Eat or Cold Family Style Dinners. Breakfast Sandwiches Save 30¢ Add A Cup of Coffee •Egg & Cheese •Egg Bacon & Cheese ¢ •Egg Sausage & Cheese 69 12 oz. 99 •Egg Canadian Bacon & Cheese 1 ea. Fresh Sub Instore Greek Whole Made Of The Salads Salad Week Italian Sub Compare & Save Save 30¢ 49 99 Made With Premium 3 ea. Carando Meats 4 NEW Orange With Half Chicken Chicken 3 Sides Dinner With Rice Save 20¢ 99 79 Available In Most Locations 5 lb. 5 ea. Fresh Fresh Made Shrimp Made Meatloaf Instore Instore Dinner Alfredo Choice of 2 Sides Compare & Save Save 20¢ With Penne 99 79 A Family Favorite Ready In Minutes 3 lb. Available Hot or Cold 5 ea. Niji Sushi Made With the Freshest & Finest Ingredients California Save Up To $2.00 Niji Roll Rainbow Roll 99 99 5 PKG. 8 PKG. Effective 6-21-20 to 6-27-20. Quantity Rights Reserved. Not Responsible for Typographic or Illustration Errors. Bottle Deposit & Tax Where Applicable. MoreMore ForFor YourYour Dollar!Dollar! Refreshments That Support A Healthier & More Balanced Lifestyle Zero Vitamin 8 PACK Water 6 PACK •No Sugar •No Calories •No Preservatives Full Of Vitamins, •No Artificial Sweeteners & Flavors Antioxidants & Electrolytes Naturally Sweetened •No Sugar Save $2.97 With Stevia Leaf •No Calories 99 $ greencola.com @greencolaus 4 8 - 12 oz. 6 - 16.9 oz. BTLS. 3for12 PRODUCE A Good Imported Source Of California Sweet Vitamins A & C! Blackberries Plums Save $1.00 Save 50¢lb. $ 99 6 oz. 2for3 1 lb. 7 Varieties 9 Varieties DelMonte GTS Fruit Kombucha Cups Save $1.58 Save $1.45 $ $ 16 oz. BTL. 2for5 6.5-7 oz. 5for5 Great Grilled! Plump Mini Sweet Italian Tender Sweet Cubanelle Eggplant Peppers Peppers Save 50¢lb. Save 50¢ Save 50¢lb. ¢ 49 49 1-LB. 99lb. PKG. 2 1 lb. A Good European Green or Plum Source Of Red Leaf Roma Vitamin C! Seedless Lettuce Tomatoes Cucumbers Save 50¢ Save 30¢lb. Compare & Save ¢ ¢ ¢ 99ea. 99lb. 89ea. Fresh 3-LB. BAG 2 Varieties Lightlife Bunch Nutritional Smart Radish Yams •Meatless Sausage Save 30¢ Save 70¢ Save 50¢ A Good ¢ 99 79 Source Of Vitamin C! 99bch. 1 312 oz. POTTED PLANTS & BOUQUETS Venus Patriotic Patriotic Rose Fly Traps Roses Bouquet 3 INCH POT 4 INCH POT 12 STEMS 599 599 899 Effective 6-21-20 to 6-27-20. Quantity Rights Reserved. Not Responsible for Typographic or Illustration Errors. Bottle Deposit & Tax Where Applicable. DELICATESSEN From The Essem Turkey Deli Natural Casing Breast Franks Save 50¢lb. Compare & Save All A Varieties 49 Summertime 99 5 lb. Favorite! 5 lb. ® Great On President Chicken A Burger Swiss Sliced Pastrami Brisket Breast Cheese All Varieties Save $1.00lb. Save 50¢lb. Save 50¢lb. 49 99 49 4 lb. 7 lb. 4 lb. Sliced Fresh ® ® Imported As Desired Speck or Virginia or Imitation Prosciutto Honey Ham Crab Meat Italiano Save $1.00lb. Save 60¢ Compare & Save 99 49 With or Without 99 3 lb. Mayonnaise 16 oz. 4 3-4 oz.5 SEAFOOD Wild Ocean Fresh Fresh Fresh Save Up To $1.98 All Natural Cultivated Duxbury Dockside Swordfish Classics $ Oysters •Lump Crab Cakes •Lobster Cakes Steaks 12 oz. FROZEN for Save $2.00lb. Compare & Save 2 10 Maryland Save 40¢ Crab Cakes 99 99 Made With Genuine 99 12 lb. 6 lb. Maryland Crab Meat. 1 ea. Save $1.00 ® Heat & Pier 33 Mom’s Battered Eat! Haddock Fillets 99 Marinated Egg Rolls 16 oz. FROZEN 5 Mussels 8.8 oz. PKG. Save $1.00 Save $1.00 Save 98¢ ® Heat & Battered Eat! 99 $ 59 •Garlic •Organic Pollock Fillets •White Wine 16 oz. FROZEN 4 FROZEN •Tomato Garlic 2 16 oz. FROZEN 2for9 Save $1.00 ® Quality Wild, All Chopped Pollock Natural 59 Sea Seafood Fillets Product Save Up To $1.00 16 oz. FROZEN Of USA Clams 4 Save $1.00 •Pacific Smelts 16 oz. $3.79 ® Save $1.00 Wild, All •Medium Horse Mackerel 28 oz. $4.99 Natural Flounder 99 99 •Sliced Hake 28 oz. $7.99 Fillets Product •Halal Quail 26 oz. $9.99 16 oz. FROZEN Of USA 9 16 oz. 4 FROZEN Fresh *Available In Most MARKET BASKET Stores BELGIOIOSO® 100% Mozzarella Pasteurized Sheeps’ Milk. Dodoni Greek Shredded Make A Caprese Salad Halloumi Parmesan Save 50¢ Save 50¢ Save $2.98 99 99 $ •Grated 16 oz. 3 Great For The Grill! 37.9 oz. •Salad Blend 8 oz. 2for5 Fresh •Barrel Aged Roussas From Red Apple Farms •Organic Chevrine Pineland Bourbon Organic Fresh Goat Maine Sharp Gouda Greek Feta Cheese Cheddar Save 50¢ Compare & Save Save 50¢ Save $1.00 49 99 49 99 8 oz. 3 3 7 oz. 3 8 oz. 7 oz. 2 HOMMUS Delectable Italian Brie Alouette Crostini •16 Varieties Spread ` Tuscan KNOW BETTER HOMMUS Creme Crackers Compare & Save de Brie Compare & Save Save 50¢ Perfect With Hommus 99 •Rosemary 99 99 •Garlic •Extra Virgin Olive Oil 2 7 oz. 18 oz. 5 oz. 2 Effective 6-21-20 to 6-27-20. Quantity Rights Reserved. Not Responsible for Typographic or Illustration Errors. Bottle Deposit & Tax Where Applicable. MEAT DEPT. Grade A Bone-In Compare & Save Fresh Chicken Thighs •3 Individually Vacuum Sealed Packages ¢ For Your Freshness And Storage Convenience •All Natural •No Added Hormones or Steroids lb. Boneless ONE FULL POUND Bun Boneless 99Pearl & Skinless Meat Length Golden Natural Casing ANTIBIOTIC FREE Chicken Franks Nugget Franks Breast Bologna FAMILY PACK Ham •Gluten Free Save 50¢lb. Save 20¢ Save 30¢ Save 30¢lb. Save 30¢ 49 79 69 99 99 ANY SIZE PKG. 4 lb. 1 3 48 oz. 3 lb. 12 oz. PKG. 3 PLANT BASED Reser’s •Deep Dish Pepperoni •Turkey & Cheddar Lightlife Sweet Side •Ham & American Ground Earth Dishes Lunchables Save 70¢ Save $1.98 Save 30¢ Save 50¢ •Steakhouse Yukon •Mediterranean Burger •Signature Mashed •Santa Fe Burger •4 Pack Mashed 12 oz. 99 •Teriyaki Burger $ •4 Pack Mac & Cheese 99 99 FROZEN 5 FROZEN 6 oz. 2for5 20-24 oz. 2 14.7-15 oz. 2 Cavendish Hash Italian Style Smoked Our Best Brown Patties Abruzzese Kielbasa Italian Style Meatballs •Gluten Free Save 98¢ Meatballs Save 50¢ Save 50¢ Save 50¢ •Quattro Fomaggio •2 oz. Italian $ 49 99 •1 oz. Dinner 49 FROZEN •Italian FROZEN 21.2 oz. 2 for4 FROZEN 316 oz. 12 oz. 2 27-32 oz. 6 Bob Evans Sliced Italian Chicken Mashed Potatoes Sausage or Hometown •Original •Garlic •Kid Size •Mac & Cheese Wings Original Entrees Italian Meatballs Sausage 20-24 oz. Save $1.00 Save 70¢ Save $1.00 Save 50¢ Save $1.00 •Patties •Links •Wings Of Fire •Chicken Fried Rice 99 99 •BBQ Glazed 99 49 •Pork Potstickers 99 22-24 oz. 19.5-20 oz. •Honey Chicken 12-24 oz. 2 FROZEN 5 FROZEN 732 oz. FROZEN 3 FROZEN 4 DAIRY DEPT. Greek Yogurt 5.3 oz. Chobani Gimmies Crunch 4 oz. •Chobani Greek Yogurt •Chobani Gimmies Milkshakes 6 - 4 oz. •Chobani Coffee Creamer 24 oz. Chobani Less Sugar Greek Yogurt Crunch 4.5 oz. With Nut Butter 5.3 oz. •Chobani Flip Greek Yogurt 4 - 5.3 oz. •Chobani Oat 52 oz. Chobani Less Sugar •Chobani Greek Yogurt •Chobani Less Sugar Greek Yogurt 4 - 5.3 oz. Chobani Greek Yogurt 5.3 o. Drink 7 oz. BTL. •Chobani Greek Yogurt 4 - 5.3 oz. Chobani Flip Greek Yogurt 5.3 oz.
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