The most-hyped Prime Day deals tend to be tech favorites like Apple products, Dyson deals, Amazon Echo devices, and the legendary Lightning Deals. But whenever Prime Day rolls around, we see plenty of savings on the practical side as well — like Amazon grocery deals to help you fill your cupboards with discounted essentials.
For Prime Day 2024, Amazon took up to 50% off select groceries and more. We expect similar savings in October, when Amazon will likely hold its next Prime-members-only shopping event. We predict it will kick off Oct. 8.
Read on to see the best Prime Day grocery deals we saw during the most recent Prime Day. Also be sure to check out all of our best Amazon Prime Day shopping tips to help you shop smart when Prime Day returns in October.
For more smart Amazon shopping tips and deals, text HACKS to 57299, and be sure to download The Krazy Coupon Lady app.
Big Tip: You can still get a $200 Amazon gift card when you’re approved for the Amazon Prime Visa Card by July 31, 2024. You’ll get a decision in 15 seconds and can take that credit shopping (for groceries, or anything else, on Amazon).
During Prime Day 2024, Amazon’s new grocery subscription was free for 3 months.
Amazon recently launched a new paid grocery delivery subscription with free delivery on grocery orders of $35 or more from Whole Foods, Amazon Fresh and other local stores.
The subscription normally costs $9.99 per month. But you could try it for free, thanks to July's Prime Day event. Prime members who signed up got a free subscription for three months. You needed to be a Prime member (as well as a new user of the grocery subscription service) to get the deal.
This subscription model could save you money if you frequently place smaller grocery orders. Normally, Prime members have to pay a $9.95 delivery fee for grocery orders under $50, or a $6.95 fee for orders between $50 and $100. To unlock free grocery delivery, you need to place an order of at least $100. If your household places more than two grocery orders a month under $100 each, this delivery subscription would save you money.
Even though the 3-month free trial offer has ended, you can still get a 30-day free trial:
To get this deal:
Log in to your Amazon Prime account.
Hit the “Start Your Free Trial” button.
Remember that you’ll start getting charged $9.99 per month after your free trial ends. Go to your “Subscription Management” page in your Amazon account to cancel if you don’t want to keep the subscription.
The best restock-worthy Prime Day grocery deals we saw in 2024
We saw plenty of restock-worthy bargains on snacks, paper towels, and more. It’s worth noting that many of the deals listed below were due to the 5% or 15% off Subscribe & Save discount. But, as always, you could cancel the subscription immediately after your first delivery and still score the discount.
These were the most popular Prime Day deals on groceries we saw in July 2024.
Simply Variety Pack Snacks 26-Pack, as low as $12.67 (42% off)
Celsius Energy Drink, as low as $11.05 (49% off)
SunChips Variety 40-Pack, as low as $12.67 (42% off)
Frito-Lay Flamin' Hot 40-Pack, as low as $13.35 (40% off)
Premier Protein Shake 12-Pack, as low as $17.84 (40% off)
Nerds Gummy Clusters Candy, as low as $2.33 (31% off)
Cottonelle Toilet Paper, as low as $4.19 (35% off)
Top Prime Day Amazon Fresh food, drink, and snack deals from July 2024
Amazon Fresh also offered up to 50% off select items from its own brands for delivery on Prime Day. We found plenty of deals on other brands and nonperishables too, like cereal, canned food, pasta, granola bars, and bottled beverages
Strawberries, 1 lb (71% off)
Bubly Sparkling Water, three packs of 8 for $9 (normally $4.99 per pack)
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, 12 oz (72% off)
Frito-Lay Baked & Popped Mix Variety Pack, pack of 40 (30% off)
And keep in mind that some Prime deals offered even deeper discounts with Subscribe & Save. If you aren’t familiar with the program, Subscribe & Save lets you save up to 15% on items you order frequently.
Related: 8 Ways Amazon Grocery Shopping Saves You Time & Money
How I bought more than $170 worth of groceries for $125 delivered for Prime Day
During the most recent Prime Day event, I combined Prime Day Amazon Fresh deals and BOGO offers, saving more than $50 on my grocery order for the week. Here’s a sneak peek of everything I bought:
Chobani Coffee Creamers (24 oz.), two for the price of one
Diet Mountain Dew (12-pack), three for $9
Kind Minis, Dark Chocolate Nuts & Sea Salt, Healthy Snacks, Gluten Free, Low Calorie Snacks, Low Sugar (10 count)
GoGo Squeez Fruit & Veggiez Variety Pack (pack of 20)
Brawny Tear-A-Square Paper Towels
Amazon Brand, Aplenty Butter Chicken with Basmati Saffron Rice (2)
Dave’s Killer Bread Organic 21 Whole Grains and Seeds Bread Loaf (27 oz.)
Amazon Fresh Brand, Spinach Dijon Salad (4.9 oz.)
Bananas
Stok Cold Brew Coffee
Swiffer Sweeper Wet Mopping Cloths (pack of 24)
Heinz Ketchup
Light & Fit Dannon Greek Greek Yogurt (30 oz.)
Arizona Green Tea with Ginseng & Honey (128 oz.)
Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal
Just Bare Natural Fresh Chicken Thighs
Medium Hass Avocado (2)
Simply Light Orange Juice (52 oz.)
Amazon Fresh Ground Beef (pack of 3)
strawberries for $1 (1 lb.)
Subtotal: $177.93
Total Price Paid: $125.22 ($52.71 saved with Prime Day discounts)
If you prefer to shop Amazon Fresh in store, watch for an exclusive discount for Prime members.
Prime members can also save at Whole Foods.
Prime Day aside, remember: as a Prime member, you can save 10% every day on select storewide sale items at physical Whole Foods stores.
Look for the yellow sale signs around the store. You’ll see the sale price and a Member price, which will be 10% off the sale price.
In addition, Prime members can get the following in-store deals at Whole Foods during Prime Day:
50% off ice cream and frozen desserts
Buy one get one free Angel Sweet grape tomatoes
Buy one get one 50% off Whole Foods Market organic chicken sausage
TIP: If you have the Prime Visa Card, you can also earn 5% back when you shop at Whole Foods.
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