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Sponsored: 7 Ways To Save at Ingles Markets

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Wednesday, May 27, 2020
Sponsored: 7 Ways To Save at Ingles Markets

• The Ingles Advantage card will help save on every shopping trip. (See your local store for a card.) Look for your Advantage special pricing on shelf tags.

• Use your Advantage card when purchasing food and prescription items. This earns points towards lowering your fuel prices at our fuel stations.

• Check weekly deals in our circular or online ads www.ingles-markets.com and watch for #AdInspiration on our Facebook and Instagram pages for ideas. Check the Ingles Table magazine in the Deli or recipes on our website. 

• Sign up for Advantage Mail and receive one weekly email with deals tailored to your typical purchases.

• Store brands like Laura Lynn and Harvest Farms save money. 

• BOGO/B1G1 – when Buy One Get One deals are available, buy, stock your pantry or freezer and save.

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Leah McGrath, RDN, LDN

Ingles Markets Corporate Dietitian

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