Lidl U.S. Unveils Weekend Super Sales

The grocer now offers Wednesday Weekly Deals, Weekend Super Sales and Monday Must-Haves for seven days of savings.

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Lidl U.S. says it is kicking off a new era of savings with the launch of its Weekend Super Sale.
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Lidl U.S. says it has launched its Weekend Super Sale, a weekly promotion featuring six items at low prices — available only from Fridays through Sundays.

These limited-time offers are designed to deliver exceptional value on products customers love, but only while supplies last, the company says.

“Whether you’re stocking up for the weekend or just love a great deal, our Weekend Super Sale is your new go-to,” says Pete Poutre, chief buying officer for Lidl U.S. “We’re carefully curating these offers to give our customers exactly what they want: unrivaled savings when they shop with us the most.”

The refreshed weekly savings lineup at Lidl U.S. now includes:

  • New Wednesday Weekly Deals — Lidl’s usual refresh of discounts across fresh produce, pantry staples and more, now starting on Wednesdays. New deals drop every Wednesday.
  • New Weekend Super Sale — Lidl says these six limited-time deals are only available Friday through Sunday.
  • Monday Must-Haves — From nifty kitchen gadgets to chic home décor, fitness gear to seasonal must-haves, Lidl U.S. says it will continue to offer an array of high-quality products and unique finds that its customers adore. Mondays will now also include limited-time food items like Lidl’s Favorina holiday treats, Italiamo Italian delights and more.
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