"Regardless of your opinions on Whole Foods, you have to admit that it's got some of the very best food products around. From tasty prepared soups to crave-worthy 365 brand snacks, the grocery store chain has it all at top-notch quality. And while these high-quality food items certainly come at a high price, there's a money-saving tip you can use to get the most bang for your buck:"
"As you probably know, Whole Foods is owned by Amazon. If you've ever shopped there, you've likely seen small blue Amazon Prime logos hiding on price labels and within display cases. This isn't random. Along with offering an additional 10% off its storewide sale products (excluding gift cards and alcohol), Amazon Prime members are frequently rewarded with deals for a wide range of other food items."
"Before running to Whole Foods to get a bigger discount on already on-sale items, be sure to download the Amazon or Whole Foods Market app. After logging in with your Amazon Prime account, you'll see a button that says "In-Store Code." When you've finished shopping and are ready to check out, simply scan the code underneath the barcode reader at self-checkout, or show it to the cashier. From there, your Prime Deals will activate, and your total will look a little less daunting."
Whole Foods sells high-quality food products, including prepared soups and 365 brand snacks, often at premium prices. Amazon Prime members receive an extra 10% off most storewide sale products, with exclusions for gift cards and alcohol. Prime members also see frequent targeted deals and recurring weekly offers, such as $2 off an in-house rotisserie chicken on Tuesdays and 12 oysters for $12 on Fridays. To redeem in-store discounts, download the Amazon or Whole Foods Market app and log in with a Prime account to reveal an "In-Store Code." Scan the code at self-checkout or show it to the cashier to activate Prime Deals. Prime membership also provides savings on grocery delivery and pickup.
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