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Superfresh sales through 3/19
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My Picks for the week

Annie's Mac & Cheese 99 cents
There is a booklet coupon listed in the database for Annie's Natural pasta and snacks. I'm not sure if this coupon would work, you'd have to take a look at it and see if it's the boxed mac and cheese pastas or the canned pastas that the coupon is referring to. If the mac and cheese is listed then you can use the coupon and get free mac and cheese after the coupon doubles! (Note- if anyone actually has this coupon, could you report here and let us know what it says? Thanks!)

Kashi TLC crackers $2.79
Various coupons are listed in the database for $1/1 which makes the product $1.79. Not a bad price for organic crackers, and these are really good!

Fuze beverages 99 cents
None of the Fuze beverages contain high fructose corn syrup, so as long as you steer clear from the diet varieties (those contain some nasty artificial sweeteners), it's decent alternative to sports drinks. There are coupons for the plastic bottles which are for 25 cents off which will double and make it 49 cents a bottle.

Jones All-natural sausage $1.99
The cheapest I've seen this go recently was $1.67/package, so this is probably as good as it's going to get with meat prices going up recently. There are peelie coupons in the database for $1/2, so keep a lookout for them and you'll be able to save 50 cents per box!

Driscoll's organic strawberries $2.99/lb
Strawberries are #6 on the dirty dozen list, and $2.99 is a good price when it comes to buying organic strawberries.

Organic Gala or Granny Smith apples $1.99/lb
Non-organic apples are running about 30 cents per pound cheaper at Superfresh this week, but apples are #2 on the dirty dozen list, so it makes sense to pay a little bit more for the organic varieties. Use produce winetags if you've got them to lower the produce prices even more!

Non-organic cabbage 19 cents/lb through Monday
Cabbage is a member of the clean 15 so it's definitely safe to buy non-organic varieties of. It's also on the eat in season list for March.