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Safeway’s $5 Friday Deals – Up to 60% Off

This week, the sale prices run through Monday, May 27. Today, Friday, May 24, Safeway is offering many items for just $5 each (or less) - up to 60% off. This week’s bargains include: Signature Café boneless chicken wings (1.5-lb.), Tony Roma’s or Plumrose ribs (16-oz., limit 5), Bar S jumbo meat franks for $1 (16-oz.)Signature Café cheese pizza (37.7-oz.), Nestlé Drumstick (8- to 12-ct.), Arizona or Tradewinds tea for $2.50 (1 gallon), Frito Lay variety pack (reg. $7.99, 20-ct.), Lucerne milk for $1.25 (64-oz., 2%, 1% or Fat Free), Safeway cooking oil for $2.50 (48-oz.), Florida’s Natural orange juice (89-oz.), pudding ring for $2.50 (7-inch), Oxi Clean stain remover (3-lb.), sweet blueberries (18-oz.), Banana Boat Sport sun care lotion (8-oz.), Kellogg’s Raisin Bran for $1.67 (18.7-oz.), The Snack Artist roasted pistachios with sea salt (16-oz.) and S’mores Package Deal (includes Nabisco Honey Maid graham crackers – 12.2- to 14.4-oz., Kraft Jet-Puffed marshmallows – 10-oz. and 6-pack of Hershey’s milk chocolate bars - 1.55-oz.) The deals are valid today only and require a Safeway Club Card. For a complete listing of the $5 sale items, review their Weekly Specials site or newspaper circular. MHOTC Tip: Don’t forget, you can always use manufacturer’s coupons on top of sale prices for maximum savings. Plus, when you find a good deal on one of your household staples, it’s always smart to stock up to save money down the road.

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