WorldFood Warehouse Houston has put out its latest weekly flyer, and this round of pricing is worth a closer look if you do your grocery shopping in bulk or just like to stock up when produce is cheap. The sale runs from September 4 through September 8, and it covers a wide stretch of fresh produce, from everyday staples like onions and bananas to less common finds like Thai guava and Mexican squash.
Below is a full breakdown of what’s on sale, grouped roughly by price, so you can scan it quickly and figure out where the real savings are.
Under 50 Cents
The standout here is green bell pepper at $0.33 each, which is hard to beat for a fresh vegetable at any Houston grocery store right now. Bananas are priced at $0.49 per pound, and yellow onions match that at $0.49/lb. These three alone could cover a decent chunk of a weekly produce list for not much money.
Around 79 Cents
A large group of items lands at this price point. Ginger root is $0.79/lb, which matters if you cook regularly with fresh ginger since it tends to be one of the pricier staples. Avocado comes in at $0.79 each, and Mexican squash, jumbo eggplant, and green jalapeño chili are all priced identically at $0.79/lb. Fresh green olives and red potatoes round out this group, also at $0.79/lb.
Slightly above that, navel oranges and papaya maradol are both $0.89/lb.
Between 89 Cents and 99 Cents
Turnips sit at $0.89/lb. Okra, white peach, and a 5-count garlic sleeve are all priced at $0.99. Serrano chili also falls in this range at $0.99/lb.
$1 and Above
Thai guava is priced at $1.49/lb, while cauliflower and seedless watermelon are both $1.99 each. On the dry fruit side, fresh pistachio is $1.99/lb, champagne grapes are $1.99/lb, and pomegranate is $1.99 each. The pistachio price in particular stands out, since it usually runs higher at most Houston grocers.
The Best Value Deal: Lemons and Limes
The flyer’s most eye-catching offer is in the citrus section: lemon at 5 for $1 and lime at 10 for $1. For anyone who cooks with citrus regularly, makes fresh juice, or just goes through a lot of limes for drinks and garnishes, this is the deal worth planning a trip around.
How Long Does the Sale Last?
All the prices listed above are only valid from September 4 to September 8. Once that window closes, items are expected to return to their regular shelf prices, so it’s worth timing your shopping trip within that range if you want to catch these rates.
Frequently Asked Questions
- When does the WorldFood Warehouse Houston sale end?
The sale runs from September 4 through September 8. Prices are expected to return to normal once this period ends.
- Does this sale apply to all WorldFood Warehouse locations?
The flyer doesn’t specify a single store address, so it’s a good idea to check with your nearest WorldFood Warehouse Houston location before heading out, just to confirm the listed prices apply there.
- Which item offers the best value this week?
The lemon and lime deal (5 lemons for $1, 10 limes for $1) is likely the best value on the flyer for anyone who uses citrus often. Green bell pepper at $0.33 each is also one of the cheapest individual items in this week’s sale.
