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Lidl Weekly Ad Deals September 16 – 22, 2026

Fresh meat is one of the strongest reasons to look through the Lidl Weekly Ad, with several prices that can work well for shoppers planning meals for the week. Fresh chicken bone-in thighs in family size are 99¢ per lb., and Smithfield fresh half boneless pork loin is $1.79 per lb. Fresh ground chicken is $2.79 for 16 oz., while fresh boneless beef top round London broil is $5.99 per lb. There is also a fresh beef skirt steak priced at $8.99 per lb. and a grass-fed ribeye steak 10 oz. pack for $6.49. Fish Market fresh skinless tilapia fillets are $5.99 per lb., adding a seafood choice to the meat selection. The grocery section is not limited to fresh foods either. Peak Harvest frozen blueberries are $4.99 for 48 oz., Tropicana Pure Premium Original Orange Juice is $5.99 for 89 fl. oz., and Froot Loops or Frosted Flakes family-size cereal is $3.49. ALPENFEST bread dumplings are $1.50 for six, German pretzels are 79¢ each, and ALPENFEST spaetzle German egg pasta is $1.99. White wine sauerkraut is also $1.99, spicy brown mustard is $1.89, and WURSTKÖNIG German frank sausage is $2.99 for six. Lidl Preferred Selection Bavarian cheese slices are $2.99, creating an easy combination of German-style foods that could be used for a simple meal or snack.

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There is plenty to work with in the snack aisle as well. Snack Day potato chips are $1.79 in four classic-cut varieties: barbecue, salt & vinegar, sour cream & onion and original. Snack Day caramel popcorn is the same price at $1.79 for 9 oz., while SkinnyDipped assorted almonds are $4.99. Honey Maid cinnamon graham crackers are $3.97, Pillsbury Snickerdoodle Cookie Dough is $3.86, and Pillsbury Cinnamon Toast Crunch Soft Baked Cookies are $5.58. Nature’s Bakery 12 oz. Bars are not part of this list, but the ad does have Black Forest Juicy Burst fruit snacks at $8.99 for 36 ct. and Welch’s family-size fruit snacks at $6.99 for 40 pouches. Reese’s Oreo Peanut Butter Cup Snack Size Candy Bar Pouch is $5.97, and hazelnut cocoa spread with breadsticks is $2.49. Beverage shoppers can compare several different formats, from individual sparkling drinks to larger packs. Kong Strong energy drinks, diet cola, ginger ale or cola are $2.50 each when buying two, while Bubly Cherry Sparkling Water 8-pack is $3.57 and Gatorade G Zero 8-pack is $6.98. Sparkling Ice is 75¢ each when buying four, Deer Park 24-pack Natural Spring Water is $3.67 when buying three, and purified 24-pack water is $2 when buying two. Shasta-style soda is not listed here, but the selection includes Arizona Arnold Palmer Lite at $2.49 for 128 fl. oz. and 100% apple juice at $1.99 for 8.4 fl. oz. These drink deals give the weekly ad a useful range for both everyday hydration and larger household purchases.

Some of the more interesting items in this Lidl Weekly Ad sit outside the grocery aisles. SilverCrest mini cocottes, set of two, are $9.99, and the SilverCrest crepe maker is $14.99, making the kitchen section particularly relevant for anyone looking for smaller cookware or appliances. Parkside has an extension cord reel with a 32.8 ft. cord for $14.99, while select-size 2-ply paper towels are $3.99 for six. The flower and plant selection includes a $5.99 floral mum or potted plant, a $5.99 calla lily, a $9.99 kalanchoe, a $5.99 cosmomum and a $5.99 coffee plant. A premium seasonal mixed bouquet is $16.99. Frozen pizza offers another easy meal option, with DiGiorno Rising Crust Pepperoni Pizza at $5.97 and Trattoria Alfredo Rising Crust Pepperoni Pizza at $4.59. Cherry mixed fruit cups are $2.49, while Jif Creamy or Crunchy Peanut Butter Twin Pack 80 oz. is $11.99 for a much larger pantry purchase. The combination of fresh meat, German specialties, snacks, beverages, frozen foods, produce, kitchen merchandise and household products makes this Lidl Weekly Ad broader than a simple grocery promotion. There are low-priced everyday items such as chicken thighs and potato chips alongside specialty foods such as spaetzle, sauerkraut, German frank sausage and Bavarian cheese. That variety gives shoppers several different ways to use the ad, whether the goal is planning dinners, replenishing pantry staples, picking up snacks and drinks, or finding a useful household or kitchen item during the same visit.