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Eat Well, Organically. We Offer Over 150 Fresh Visit Your Local Sendik’S Home Department Organic Produce Items Every Day DAILY DEALS Weekly Sales A new deal every day! Your trusted, local grocer. Wednesday january 23rd January 23rd - January 29th | sendiks.com/weeklyad Strawberries /$4 2 16 oz Limit 4 Thursday january 24th Cedar Crest Ice Cream /$6 2 48 oz Limit 2 99 Friday AL lb TUR ssed NA • Minimally Proce ver Frozen A th Fresh, Ne • Product of US gredients 3 AL Artificial In TUR ssed No NA • Minimally Proce january 25 ver Frozen A , Ne 2.50 lb esh • Product of US Fr edients You Save gr Wild Caught Alaskan No Artificial In Copper River 99 Coho Salmon Fillets lb 8 Sendik’s Natural USDA Choice 6.00 lb $ 99 You Save Black Angus Boneless Sirloin Tip Roasts lb Limit 10 lbs 9 Sendik’s Natural USDA Saturday Choice Black Angus th january 26 Boneless New York Strip Sendik’s Natural USDA Choice Black Angus Steaks Boneless Top Sirloin Steaks BEEF $ 99 4 lb Limit 10 lbs Sendik’s Natural USDA Pasture Premium Sunday january 27th 100% Grass Fed 99 Ground Beef lb Simply Sendik’s 99 4 Cookies 3lb 85% Lean You Save 2.80 lb /$5 You Save 80¢ lb 6 ct Limit 4 2 Sendik’s Natural 99 Monday AL Grade A Value TUR d lb NA • Minimally Processe er Frozen A esh, Nev • Product of US Fr edients th tificial Ingr No Ar 9 january 28 Pack Boneless You Save 5.00 lb Sendik’s Flatbread Pizza Skinless Chicken Four Cheese, Pepperoni or Margherita Breasts $ 99 3 ea Limit 2 Tuesday january 29th Sendik’s Natural USDA Choice Black Angus Sendik’s Wild Rump Roast 2/$6 You Save 1.98 ¢ Caught Premium $ 99 49lb Wisconsin Russet Swordfish or 2 lb Limit 10 lbs Blueberries You Save 20¢ lb Pint Potatoes Ahi Tuna Steaks Produce meat 99 4 lb 2/$7 2/$3 Sendik’s Chicken Strifry Turkey Store Ground Turkey Plain or Seasoned 93% Lean Dole Premium Classic Salads 16 oz Greener Selection & Classic Romaine, 12 oz Homemade Asparagus Stuffed Chicken Breast REAL BUTCHERS • Fresh hand trimmed chicken breast 5for 5for 5 5 99 • Fresh hand cut Asparagus spears 4 lb • Hand breaded in Panko bread crumbs Every day 99 great price 6 lb 5/$5 5/$5 Flowering plant sale is in Avocados Colored Peppers full bloom! 49 49 99 2 2 4 lb Pero Family Farms Corn on the Cob Western Snow Peas, 6 oz 5 pack Trail Mix Sugar Snap Peas, 8 oz Eat Well, Organically. We offer over 150 fresh Visit your local Sendik’s Home Department organic produce items every day. to see all of the Festive Florals in Bloom! kalanchoe cyclamen 4” & 6” pot 4.5” & 6” pot $3.99 & $7.99 $4.99 & $7.99 gerbera daisies bromiliads hyacinth 4.5” pot 4” pot 4” & 6” pot 49 ¢ $4.99 $11.99 2/$5 & $5.99 2 lb 99ea 2/$5 Organic Organic Organic Baby daffodil violet primula Honeycrisp Apples Navel Oranges Bella Mushrooms 4” pot 4” pot 4” pot Sliced or Whole, 8 oz 2/$5 2/$5 2/$5 Your trusted, local grocer. Prices effective January 23rd - January 29th at all Sendik’s Food Markets while supplies last. Visit us at SENDIKS.COM Select items not available at all stores. meat and seafood 399 399 Sendik’s Sendik’s All Uncured Angus Natural Beef Beef Franks Smoked Polish 12 oz Kielbasa 14 oz 2/$7 Johnsonville Breakfast Links and Patties 12 oz 1499 2299 Ground Italian Sausage 16 oz CenSea Medium Texas Bay Jumbo Wild Caught 2/$7 Johnsonville Cooked & Cleaned Shrimp Domestic Gulf Shrimp Flame Grilled Links 2 lb bag, frozen, 51/60 ct 2 lb bag, 16/20 ct 14 oz dairy 169 199 599 Pillsbury Noosa Kemps 2/$3 Grands Yoghurt Organic Milk Biscuits 5.5-8 oz gallons Crystal Farms 16.3 oz Boxed Cream Cheese 2/$5 29 8 oz Dannon 3 29 Activia Yogurt Coffeemate 4 Creamer Starbucks 4pk 4oz 32 oz 99 Iced Coffee 279 3 40-48 oz 2/$4 Tropicana Phyter Bars Phil’s Grade A Large Eggs Orange Juice 50 g 52 oz dozen frozen 99 99 499 6 4 Urban Pie Bertolli Pizza Meals 49 Brew Pub 16.9-20.45 oz 24 oz 3 Lotzza Motzza Pizza Kemps Ice 22.75-30.75 oz Cream & Frozen Yogurt Scrounds 48 oz 2/$5 49 Tadah Falafel 2/$6 9 2/$5 Poppers Kemps Campoverde Mrs. T’s Pierogies 8 oz Ice Cream Fruit & Veggie 16 oz Tadah Falafel Sandwiches Blenders Wraps 12-16 pk 2 lb 7.5 oz beverages 99 269 1499 1 Alkaline88 4/$5 Talking Rain Water San Pellegrino Sparkling Ice 4/$5 V-8 Splash 3 ltr Sparkling Water Beverages 64 oz 24pk 17oz Coca-Cola Plastic Bottle Products 1 ltr 2 ltrs 699 699 699 469 4/$11 Peet’s Coffee Dunkin Donuts Folgers Numi Pepsi Single Serve Coffee Kcups Coffee Tea Products 10 ct 10 ct 24.2-30.5 oz 18 ct 6pk 16.9oz Organic Non-GMO Trending@SEN SNACK HAPPY, SNACK HEALTHY Now DIK’S 229 219 249 459 The Daily Spokes Way Better Zoup Crave Veggie Puffs Chips Really Good Chips, Sticks 2.8 oz 5.5 oz Broth or Straws 31 oz 4.5-6 oz Non-GMO Gluten Free Non-GMO Gluten Free Gluten Free Non-GMO Gluten Free Chips, sticks and straws perfect for Air-puffed potato snacks made with Craveable tortilla chips bursting Broth so good, you can use it as a dipping or enjoying on their own. great flavors and natural, simple with expertly sourced sprouted premium ingredient for your favorite These better-for-you, plant-based ingredients. These deliciously seeds, beans and grains. Way Better recipes or enjoy it as a satisfying snacks will have you reaching for crunchy snacks are hot air-puffed Chips are made with all-natural, hot beverage! This fresh, all-natural, more, guilt free! and never oil-fried and contain only premium ingredients and free from hormone-free broth is hand-crafted 40 Calories per cup. anything artificial. from only the highest quality ingredients. trusted, quality products from your trusted, local grocer. Everything 2/$5 79¢ 2/$5 you need Sendik’s for a Sendik’s Pasta Sendik’s DELICIOUS Pasta Sauce 1 lb Grated Parmesan 24 oz Cheese Italian 8 oz Dinner! 2/$7 499 2/$6 2/$9 Sendik’s San Marzano Sendik’s Sendik’s D.O.P. Tomatoes Olive Oil Sendik’s Whole Cashews or 28 oz Pure or Extra Virgin Balsamic Vinegar Deluxe Mixed Nuts DOP certification 500 ml Regular or White Excludes Honey Roast guarantees that a tomato is of the San Marzano variety 500 ml Mix and Cashew Halves and grown in the San Marzano Region. & Pieces, 10 oz 119 2/$5 2/$6 2/$9 Sendik’s Sendik’s 4/$5 Sendik’s Half & Half Free Range Sendik’s Sendik’s Premium 16 oz Non GMO Eggs Butter Quarters Bagels Firewood dozen 16 oz 14.2 oz Bundle 99 3 Grocery 99 2/$3 2 anandd Creamette Heinz Lasagna, Ketchup Manicotti, Jumbo Shells or Oven 38 oz Johnsonville Ready Lasagna Breakfast Links and Patties 12 oz Noodles Ground Italian Sausage 16 oz 8-16 oz 5for 79 2/$4 589 1 Ragu Creamette Michael’s Of Brooklyn 5 Pasta Sauce Pasta Sauce Egg Noodles 16-24 oz 32 oz 12 oz Gluten Free 39¢ 179 169 Maruchan Maple Grove Gaea Avocados Instant Farms Salad Snack Pack Lunch Dressing Olives 8 oz 2.3 oz 429 2.25 oz 319 69¢ Frontera Shurfine Salsa Tomatoes 2/$5 16 oz 14.5-15 oz Cape Cod Potato Chips Colored Peppers 7-8 oz 29 59 99 2 2 6 Newman’s Own Crisco Canola, Bertolli Salsa Vegetable or Meals 16 oz Natural Blend 24 oz Oil Flav R Pac Premium 48 oz Baby Peeled 2/$5 Frozen Vegetables Carrots Lay’s and 12 oz Wavy Lay’s 1 lb bag 9.5-10 oz Maryland Style 2/$5 2/$4 Crab Cakes and Frontera Lobster Cakes 2/$6 Tortilla Chips 3.5 oz Snyder’s 10-12 oz ¢ Flavor Pretzel 59 Pieces Nature’s Bakery 10-12 oz Whole Wheat Fig Bars 99 2 oz 14 Bush’s Bush’s BelGioioso SOUP-er Great Deals! Kidney Provolone Chili Magic Genoa Salame 99 39 15.5 oz Beans Snacking Rolls 2 2/$3 4 16 oz 1.5 oz Pacific Healthy Choice Canterbury Soup Soup Naturals Soup Knorr Rice That’s It 32 oz 15 oz Mix Fruit 6.5-10.4 oz Sides or 69 Noodles Bars 4 & Sauce 1.2 oz Numi 79 99 Sides Tea 2 1 4.1-5.7 oz 18 ct Pacific All Premium Saltines Natural Chicken and Fresh Stacks or Beef Broth 9-17 oz 32 oz 29 2 4/$5 Manwich Idahoan Rotel College Inn Progresso Soup 15-16 oz Potatoes Tomatoes 59 Broth not including 3-4.1 oz 10 oz 4 32 oz vegetable classics 18.5-19 oz Breakfast Classics 169 2/$5 2/$5 Shurfine Post Honey GM Cocoa Puffs Pancake & Bunches Of Oats Cereal Waffle Syrup assorted varieties 11.8 oz 24 oz Hint Water Propel Water 18 oz GM Multi Grain 16 oz 24 oz Post Shredded Cheerios Cereal Wheat Cereal 9 oz assorted varieties GM Golden Grahams 99 15-18 oz Cereal 3 Post Raisin Bran 11.7, 12 oz Clif 20 oz GM Cookie Crisp Granola Cartwright Sendik’s Post Great Grains Cereal 10 oz Heavy Duty Chocolate Bars assorted varieties 11.25 oz Cutlery 2.15 oz 16 oz GM Trix Cereal 48 ct 10.
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