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Save A Lot weekly ad: what to look for and when a new one starts

This page brings together the Save A Lot weekly ad that's valid now and any other ads from the chain's stores. Each week's ad usually opens with produce and fresh meat cut in the store. Further in, you'll find deals on pantry goods, frozen foods, snacks and drinks, and the ad also has household items and pet food.

A look at this week's sale ad before you shop shows the current grocery deals, so you can plan meals around them and keep your bill down.

Open the current Save a Lot Weekly Ad Valid from 28. October to 3. November 2026 and browse it online, page by page.

A new Save A Lot weekly ad starts every Wednesday

Save A Lot puts out a new ad every week. Its prices take effect on Wednesday and run for seven days, through the following Tuesday. We add the new Save A Lot weekly ad here on Wednesday morning, the same day it starts, so that's the day to look for the week's deals.

How to read the deals in a Save A Lot ad

A few labels in the ad help you read each deal:

  • Digital coupons from Save A Lot Rewards take a set amount off the sale or regular price, and the ad shows what you pay once the coupon is applied.
  • “Was” prices show what an item cost before the promotion.
  • Multi-buy prices such as 10 for $10 give one price for several items.
  • Cut Fresh In-Store marks meat that is cut right in the store.

Some weeks, a whole section goes to a brand the ad labels a Save A Lot Trusted Brand, with an extra Rewards coupon for its products.

Save A Lot weekly ad and local store ads

Many Save A Lot stores are locally owned, and some of them publish ads of their own next to the main ad. Some run for a full week with the stores' own prices, while others are sales that last only a weekend or a single day. A local ad lists the stores where it is valid, so check that yours is among them.

These ads are available right now:

For a regular grocery run, start with the main ad, since it covers a full week of prices at participating stores.

How to save more with Save A Lot Rewards

Save A Lot Rewards is the chain's free loyalty program, and you can join it on the website or in the Save A Lot app. Enter your phone number at checkout every time you shop, because that's how you earn dots and get your coupons and rewards:

  • Dots come at one per dollar spent in participating stores, even when you pay with EBT, and you turn them into rewards in the app.
  • Digital coupons, including the Rewards coupons printed in each week's ad, are clipped in the app and come off automatically at checkout.
  • Challenges in the app help you earn rewards faster.

The program works only in stores, so orders placed through delivery apps don't earn dots. Unused dots expire after about nine months, and rewards expire 30 days after they're issued. You'll find the details on the Save A Lot Rewards page.

Save A Lot's own brands

Alongside national brands, the chain sells its own award-winning brands, and several of them turn up in the ads. Here's what you'll find under each name:

  • Coburn Farms is the dairy brand, with milk, butter, Greek yogurt and shredded cheese.
  • Ginger Evans covers baking, from flour and sugar to cookie and muffin mixes.
  • Kurtz is the name on ketchup, mayonnaise, BBQ sauce and salad dressings.
  • J. Higgs brings snacks such as potato chips, popcorn and pretzels.
  • Kiggins is where you'll find corn flakes, Fruity Snaps and oats.
  • Mantia's is the label for pasta, pasta sauce and frozen pizza.
  • McDaniel's is the coffee brand, with ground coffee, pods and creamers.

Save A Lot in the United States

Save A Lot opened its first store in 1977 and has kept to a simple, no-frills format ever since. Its stores are smaller than most supermarkets, with wider aisles and a select range of the everyday groceries families buy most, so a shopping trip goes faster. Many of them are run by independent local owners under the Save A Lot name. If you're unhappy with the freshness or quality of an item, the 100% Money Back Guarantee gets you a replacement or a refund. The stores also accept SNAP and EBT.

Frequently asked questions about the Save A Lot weekly ad

Which Save A Lot weekly ad is valid this week?

This week's prices are in the current Save a Lot Weekly Ad Valid from 28. October to 3. November 2026. It runs from fresh meat and produce to pantry goods, frozen foods and drinks.

What day does the Save A Lot weekly ad start?

Each new Save A Lot ad starts on Wednesday and ends the following Tuesday. Holidays or special events can occasionally shift those days.

When does the new Save A Lot weekly ad appear on Offermate?

We post the new Save A Lot ad on Wednesday morning, on the same day its prices take effect.

What is the difference between the Save A Lot weekly ad and a local store ad?

The main ad sets a week of grocery prices for participating Save A Lot stores. A local ad comes from locally owned stores and is valid only at the locations it lists, sometimes for just a weekend or a single day.

Are Save A Lot deals the same at every store?

Not always. The ad is valid at participating locations, not every item is available in every store, and prices may vary by location. The prices at your local store are the ones that count.

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