If you’re planning to fire up the grill this weekend, Harris Teeter’s next weekly ad has some compelling reasons to stock up on proteins. Porterhouse and T-bone steaks are down to $8.99, while boneless chicken breast is sitting at $1.99 per pound—prices that are hard to ignore for anyone feeding a crowd. For seafood lovers, Coho salmon fillets and Argentine shrimp are both $7.99, and wild-caught swordfish and tuna steaks are $13.99 each. The pork aisle is also worth a visit—pork chops or ribeye chops are 2 for $12, and Niman Ranch pork tenderloin is $10.99. Ground chicken is 2 for $9, and 80% lean ground chuck is $5.49. With this kind of variety, it’s easy to plan meals that don’t feel repetitive.
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Produce is holding its own this week too. Seedless green grapes are $1.99, and Cosmic Crisp or Fuji apples are the same price—great for snacking or packing lunches. Lemons and navel oranges are buy-one-get-one-free, which is always useful for adding brightness to dishes or drinks. Farmers Market sweet onions are $1.49, and red hothouse bunch tomatoes are $1.69. For salad lovers, Fresh Express tender leaf spinach is $1.99, and there’s a buy-one-get-one-free offer on Fresh Express blends. Bartlett, Bosc, or red pears are $2.49, and mini seedless cucumbers are $2.99. Golden pineapples are $3.99, making them a sweet addition to fruit salads or grilled skewers.
Pantry staples and snacks are also seeing some movement this week. Progresso soup is buy-2-get-3-free, and Kraft mac and cheese dinners are 10 for $10—perfect for stocking the pantry without much thought. Red Baron pizza is $3.97, and Lean Cuisine or Stouffer’s entrees are 4 for $10. Snack-wise, Utz family-size chips, kettle chips, or pretzels are buy-one-get-one-free, and Pringles are buy-2-get-2-free. For something a little different, Harris Teeter’s K-Cup coffee or brick coffee is $3.99, and cereal or pancake mix is $2.79. With these prices, it’s a practical week to fill the cart without overcomplicating the shopping list.