Hy-Vee Weekly Ad

This week’s Hy-Vee weekly ad is valid October 26 – November 1, 2026, and this page brings that Hy-Vee ad together in plain, easy-to-scan text. If you are looking for the Hy-Vee weekly flyer, the current Hy-Vee deals, or simply what is on offer at Hy-Vee this week, start here: the sections below list the verified prices by department, pick out the strongest savings, and explain how digital coupons and Fuel Saver can lower the total further. Last updated: 30 October 2026. Every price on this page was checked against the official Hy-Vee weekly ad viewer for this week, and prices and availability may vary by store, so it is worth checking the item you want most before you travel. Use this page as a shopping list: note the fresh deals first, because they change most from week to week, then add the pantry and frozen offers that are easy to stock up on while they are cheap. Nothing here is a copy of the printed flyer; it is an original guide written around the verified deals, with notes on what each offer is actually good for.

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This Week’s Flyer (Full Ad)

You can see every page of this week’s full ad on Hy-Vee’s official weekly ad page, including items not listed in the summaries above. Use it to check the full range of deals before you shop, and remember that prices and availability may vary by store. Browse the Hy-Vee weekly ad pages below in order, so you do not miss a department.

View / Download This Week’s Ad (PDF)

What’s in this week’s flyer

The full 49-page ad, page by page — so you can jump straight to the pages you care about:

• Page 1: Cover — Halloween “Monster-sized savings” headline deals
• Page 2: Grocery highlights — meat, dairy, snacks & drinks
• Pages 3–5: Halloween & party — bakery trays and cookies, charcuterie and party supplies, flowers & Halloween extras
• Pages 6–7: “More for Less” — pantry picks at $2 or under
• Pages 8–9: PERKS member prices
• Page 10: Digital coupons — save $58 with coupons this week
• Pages 11–13: Household, baby, health & pet — with Fuel Saver gas savings
• Page 14: Fresh produce
• Pages 15–16: Meat — beef, chicken & more
• Pages 17–18: Pork specials (Oct 19 – Nov 1)
• Pages 19–21: Seafood & deli — “Reel in Savings” plus deli meats & cheeses
• Page 22: Cheese, dips & party snacks
• Page 23: Fresh ready meals — HyChi, sushi & hot dinners
• Page 24: Bakery — Muffin Mania sale & cakes
• Pages 25–27: Hy-Vee own-brand groceries
• Pages 28–31: Pantry — snacks, cereal, sauces & world foods
• Pages 32–33: Beverages — soda, juice, tea & sports drinks
• Pages 34–35: Dairy, eggs & refrigerated favourites
• Pages 36–37: Frozen foods, pizza & ice cream
• Pages 38–41: HealthMarket — natural, organic & gluten-free (including the HealthMarket frozen sale)
• Page 42: Home & paper goods
• Page 43: Cleaning, laundry & pet food
• Page 44: Health & beauty
• Pages 45–47: Wine, beer & spirits (21+, availability varies by store)
• Pages 48–49: Cutwater rebate offers

Top Deals This Week

Start with the fresh picks that give the biggest weekly saving: Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts at $2.99/lb, fresh avocados at $0.68 each, and Cosmic Crisp apples at $1.68/lb. For the pantry, look for Chicken of the Sea tuna at 3 for $3.00, Hy-Vee corn or green beans at $0.88, and Ragú pasta sauce at $1.99. These are the strongest offers in this Hy-Vee weekly ad for shoppers planning the week ahead.

Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts – $2.99/lb. This is the deal to build the week around: buy enough for two or three meals, cook one batch for dinner and keep the rest for sandwiches, salads and wraps. Because it is sold by weight, a larger pack usually works out better value, and it freezes well if you portion it before freezing.

Fresh avocados – $0.68 each. At this price, avocados are one of the easiest fresh wins in the whole ad. Buy a few at different stages of ripeness so they are ready across the week rather than all at once, and use them for toast, salads, sandwiches and a simple guacamole with the Hy-Vee salsa or picante sauce listed in the pantry section at $2.29.

Cosmic Crisp apples – $1.68/lb. A firm, sweet-tart apple that holds up well in lunchboxes and in salads, so it is a good buy even if you only use a few at a time. Keep them in the fridge once home, and pair them with the Hy-Vee cheese at 5 for $10.00 for a simple snack that needs no cooking.

Chicken of the Sea tuna – 3 for $3.00. This is a classic stock-up price: three cans for three dollars makes tuna sandwiches, tuna pasta and a quick tuna salad all cheap to make. Buy the full three if you have cupboard space, and check the date on the cans so the oldest ones get used first.

Hy-Vee corn or green beans – $0.88. At under a dollar, this is the cheapest side dish in the ad and an easy way to round out a meal without cooking from scratch. Keep a few cans on hand for busy nights, and pair them with the chicken breasts or the pork chops at $3.88/lb for a complete plate.

Ragú pasta sauce – $1.99. A reliable pantry staple at a price that makes it worth buying two jars instead of one, especially since pasta and sauce together make one of the quickest weeknight dinners. Keep the second jar for next week, and use it with the frozen vegetables at $1.98 or the focaccia at $3.99 for a simple meal that feels complete.

Meat & Seafood

Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts – $2.99/lb. Fresh chicken drumsticks or thighs – $1.88/lb. Pork loin back ribs – $4.48/lb. Fish Market Pacific salmon fillet – $6.99. Cooked shrimp – $10.99/lb. Chicken is the easiest win for weeknight meals, while the salmon and shrimp work well for a simple weekend dinner.Also verified this week: Smithfield marinated pork loin or tenderloin – $5.99. Hy-Vee Choice Reserve bacon wrapped beef sirloin filet – $6.99. Hy-Vee Midwest Pork bone-in assorted pork chops – $3.88/lb. Hy-Vee Midwest Pork boneless pork top loin roast – $2.99/lb. Fresh pork tenderloin – $3.77/lb. Oscar Mayer hot dogs – 2 for $6.00. Johnsonville brats – $5.92. Hormel Natural Choice lunch meat – $3.99. Hy-Vee ham steak – $3.99/lb. Oven ready boneless stuffed chicken breast – $4.99. Hy-Vee signature premium crab cake – $7.98. Fish Market cooked shrimp – $6.97. The Hy-Vee weekly ad puts fresh chicken first this week, so start here if meat is on your list.

Fresh Produce

Fresh avocados – $0.68 each. Cosmic Crisp apples – $1.68/lb. Anjou or Bosc red or green pears – $2.49/lb. Adora black seedless grapes – $2.99/lb. Sunset cucumbers – $1.99. Dole chopped or premium salad kit – $3.48. These are easy to build a week of lunches around without much prep.Also verified this week: Sunset flavor or sugar bomb tomatoes – $4.99. Green Giant Klondike Goldust potatoes – $4.99. Organic Grimmway Farms whole carrots – $1.69. Mann’s sugar snap or snow peas – $2.99. Hy-Vee Seriously Sweet grape tomatoes – $3.99. Bud By Dole romaine hearts or cauliflower – $3.49 each. Hy-Vee Short Cuts pineapple chunks – $4.99/lb. Spice World minced garlic – $3.29. Highline whole or sliced baby bella mushrooms – $4.99. Fresh produce leads the Hy-Vee weekly ad savings this week.

Dairy & Eggs

Dannon Greek yogurt – $3.99. Hy-Vee butter – $2.99. Hy-Vee cheese – 5 for $10.00. Hy-Vee cream cheese – 3 for $5.00. Hy-Vee cracker cut cheese – $2.99. Stocking these basics now makes breakfasts and packed lunches easier all week.Also verified this week: Hy-Vee American cheese singles – $2.79. Yoplait yogurt – 10 for $7.00. Activia, Danimals or YoCrunch yogurt – 2 for $6.00. Daisy Brand sour cream – $3.99. Kemps sour cream – $2.88. Land O’Lakes spreadable butter – $2.49. Hy-Vee orange juice – $3.99. Hy-Vee crescent rolls or jumbo biscuits – $2.98. Hy-Vee dairy creamer – $3.98. Chobani Flip yogurt – $4.99. The Hy-Vee weekly ad dairy deals reward shoppers who stock the fridge basics in one trip.

Frozen

Blue Bunny novelties 4 to 9 ct. or frozen dessert 46 or 48 fl. oz. – $3.48. Totino’s Party Pizza – 4 for $6.00. Hy-Vee vegetables – $1.98. McCain fries or onion rings – $3.49. Brew Pub Lotzza Motzza pizza – $4.99. Keep one or two of these on hand for busy evenings.Also verified this week: DiGiorno gluten free or stuffed crust pizza – $7.99. Hy-Vee pot stickers, crab Rangoons or egg rolls – $3.79. Hy-Vee soup – $11.99. Eggo waffles or French toaster sticks – $2.48. Hy-Vee pancakes – $2.88. Hy-Vee garlic Texas toast – $4.99. Hy-Vee pie shells – $3.68. José Olé taquitos or mini tacos – $6.87. Tai Pei egg rolls, pot stickers or Ajinomoto gyoza – $6.49. Marie Callender’s pie – $6.98. Frozen deals in the Hy-Vee weekly ad are easy wins for busy nights, with no waste if plans change.

Pantry

Ragú pasta sauce – $1.99. Hy-Vee corn or green beans – $0.88. Chicken of the Sea tuna – 3 for $3.00. Hy-Vee white bread – $1.99. Hy-Vee gelatin or pudding – $0.88. Hy-Vee sliced olives – $1.48. These small prices add up when you buy a few at a time for the cupboard.Also verified this week: Hy-Vee diced tomatoes and green chilies – $0.99. Hy-Vee pizza sauce – $1.98. Hy-Vee hamburger dill slices – $1.88. Hy-Vee instant potatoes – $1.28. Hy-Vee yellow mustard – $1.19. Hy-Vee popcorn – $1.99. Hy-Vee mushroom stems and pieces – $1.49. Campbell’s homestyle soup – $1.50 each, 2 for $3.00. Swanson broth – $1.98. General Mills Chex cereal – $1.99 each with purchase of 4. Hy-Vee pizza crust mix – $0.79. Hy-Vee salsa or picante sauce – $2.29. Hy-Vee peanut butter – $5.48. Hy-Vee jelly or preserves – $2.78. Pantry staples are the quiet strength of the Hy-Vee weekly ad, because they keep for weeks after the sale ends.

Bakery

Entenmann’s Little Bites – $2.99. 8-inch bakery-fresh focaccia round bread – $3.99. Bakery-fresh scones – $5.99. Bakery-fresh jumbo loaded muffins – $5.99. Bakery-fresh breakfast bar coffee cake – $5.99. These are best picked up close to the day you plan to serve them.Also verified this week: Bakery-fresh mini cherry or apple turnovers – $5.99. Bakery-fresh cut-out cookies – $5.49. Bakery-fresh cookie tray – $15.99. 12-inch bakery-fresh decorated chocolate chip cookie – $15.99. Cake-a-Rama cookies and cream bar cake – $7.00. Bakery picks in the Hy-Vee weekly ad suit weekend treats and quick school-lunch additions.

Worth it this week — and what to skip

Worth it first: the fresh and pantry staples that genuinely lower the weekly bill. Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts at $2.99/lb, fresh avocados at $0.68 each, Chicken of the Sea tuna at 3 for $3.00, Hy-Vee corn or green beans at $0.88, Ragú pasta sauce at $1.99 and Hy-Vee frozen vegetables at $1.98 are all items most households use every week, so buying them on sale is a real saving rather than extra spending. These are the deals to prioritise if you are shopping with a list and a budget. That is why these staples stand out in the Hy-Vee weekly ad.

Worth it with a condition: the multi-buy dairy and produce deals. Hy-Vee cheese at 5 for $10.00, Hy-Vee cream cheese at 3 for $5.00, Yoplait yogurt at 10 for $7.00 and Activia, Danimals or YoCrunch at 2 for $6.00 only save money if you will actually use the full quantity before the use-by date. For a larger household, or for lunchboxes across the week, they are excellent value. For a single shopper, buy the smaller quantity and skip the multi-buy, even at the lower unit price.

What to skip, or at least think twice about: the big occasion items and anything you would not normally buy. The bakery cookie tray at $15.99, the 12-inch decorated chocolate chip cookie at $15.99, Hy-Vee soup at $11.99 and the signature premium crab cake at $7.98 are fine for a gathering, but they will not lower an ordinary weekly shop. The same rule applies to fresh produce in bulk: avocados at $0.68 each are a bargain only if they are eaten before they spoil, so buy a few at different ripeness stages rather than a large bag at once.

A simple meal idea from this week’s deals

Try a chicken pasta night built entirely from this week’s deals. You need Hy-Vee fresh boneless skinless chicken breasts at $2.99/lb, a jar of Ragú pasta sauce at $1.99, Hy-Vee frozen vegetables at $1.98 and an 8-inch bakery-fresh focaccia round at $3.99 to serve alongside. Add a Dole salad kit at $3.48 if you want a salad on the side, and grate over some Hy-Vee cheese from the 5 for $10.00 offer. Every main ingredient is on sale, so the whole meal stays modest in price. Every ingredient below comes from this Hy-Vee weekly ad, so the meal stays within the sale prices.

Cook the chicken first in a little Hy-Vee butter at $2.99, then set it aside and warm the Ragú sauce in the same pan so it picks up the flavour. Cook your pasta, stir in the frozen vegetables for the last few minutes, and combine everything with the sliced chicken. Warm the focaccia in the oven while the pasta cooks, and serve it on the side for dipping. The whole meal comes together in about half an hour, with only one pan and one pot to wash.

Leftovers work well the next day: keep the chicken pasta in the fridge and reheat it gently, or turn the remaining chicken into sandwiches with the focaccia and a sliced avocado at $0.68 each. If you prefer a no-cook option another night, the tuna at 3 for $3.00 with Hy-Vee corn or green beans at $0.88 and a salad kit at $3.48 makes a second cheap meal from the same shop, without buying anything extra.

How to save more

Clip digital coupons before you shop, and check the ad for items marked with a digital coupon saving. Many items in this ad also carry Fuel Saver offers, which earn cents off per gallon when you buy the qualifying products. Plan meals around the fresh deals first, then fill the rest of the list with pantry staples that are on offer. Use the Hy-Vee weekly ad as your starting point, then add coupons and Fuel Saver on top.

Digital coupons: clip before you shop, not at the till. Open the Hy-Vee app or website before your trip, look through the digital coupons for items already on your list, and clip each one to your account. The saving is then applied at checkout when you buy the qualifying item, on top of the weekly ad price in many cases. Always check the coupon details: some give a set amount off, some require a minimum quantity, and most have an expiry date or a limit on how many times they can be used. Clipping a coupon for something you were not going to buy is not a saving, so start from your list and only clip what matches it.

Fuel Saver: small amounts that add up at the pump. Qualifying items in the ad are marked with the cents off per gallon they earn, and the saving is collected on your account to use on fuel. This week, for example, some bakery items earn 5 cents off per gallon, a fiesta tray earns 10 cents, and Hy-Vee coffee earns 25 cents. The amounts look small on their own, but a trolley that includes several marked items can build a useful fuel discount over a few shops. Check the marked amount on each item before you choose between two similar products, and remember the fuel saving does not change the shelf price you pay in store.

Put it together in one routine: read this week’s ad first and note the fresh deals, then clip the matching digital coupons, then check which of your planned items also earn Fuel Saver. Shop from that list, and keep the receipt to check that the coupon savings and fuel amounts were applied. Doing the same short routine each week takes a few minutes and is usually worth more than chasing a single large deal, because the savings come from the ad price, the coupon and the fuel programme together.

Hy-Vee Weekly Ad Problems, Solved

If something in the Hy-Vee weekly ad does not work as expected, it is usually a small detail rather than a mistake in the deal itself. Work through the problems below before you give up on a saving, and check the same detail at the till or the service desk.

The price at my store is different from the ad online. The online viewer shows one store’s version of the Hy-Vee weekly ad, so first set or confirm your own store in the viewer or app. Prices and availability vary by location, and the price at your store is the one that applies.

My digital coupon did not come off at checkout. A digital coupon in the Hy-Vee weekly ad only comes off when your PERKS card is swiped at checkout, so check that the card is linked, that you clipped the coupon before checkout, that it has not expired, that its limited quantity has not run out, and that the item matches the coupon’s terms.

My Fuel Saver rewards disappeared. Fuel Saver rewards earned through the Hy-Vee weekly ad do expire: under Hy-Vee’s PERKS terms, earned fuel discounts expire 30 days from the date of purchase of each eligible item. Check your balance and dates in your Hy-Vee account or app before you plan a fill-up, and use the oldest rewards first.

I forgot to scan my card. PERKS prices and rewards in the Hy-Vee weekly ad only apply when the card, app or phone number is used at that checkout. A missed scan means that trip earns nothing, so make scanning a habit before you pay.

The sale item was out of stock. If an item in the Hy-Vee weekly ad is sold out, ask at the service desk about a rain check or a substitute. Policies vary by store, and items marked limited or while-supplies-last may not qualify.

The same item shows two prices in the ad. In this Hy-Vee weekly ad, the same item can appear at two prices because the pack sizes or types differ. Check the size or weight in the fine print under the item before you compare.

I cannot find next week’s ad yet. Next week’s Hy-Vee weekly ad is not posted far in advance, so check back close to the new cycle. Our Next Week page explains the timing once the new ad is published.

Where is the paper ad? Paper copies are at the store entrance, while the full ad and digital coupons are online and in the app, so you can check the same deals from home before you shop.

Frequently asked questions

When is this Hy-Vee ad valid? This ad is valid October 26 – November 1, 2026. The official ad listing shows the same week, so plan your shop inside those dates.

Do all stores have the same prices? No. Prices and availability may vary by store, so the deal you want may differ slightly at your local Hy-Vee. Check the store ad or ask in store if an item is not on the shelf.

How do digital coupons work? Clip the coupon in the Hy-Vee app or online before you shop, then use it at checkout for the items listed. Some coupons in this ad give a set amount off, so read the item and quantity shown.

What is Fuel Saver? Fuel Saver is Hy-Vee’s programme that earns cents off per gallon when you buy selected items. The amount earned depends on the product, so look for Fuel Saver notes next to deals in the ad.

When will next week’s ad be added? Next week’s ad will be added when the new weekly ad is published. Check back here for the next Hy-Vee weekly ad, and use the Next Week page in the menu once it is updated.

Which deals are best for stocking up? The pantry and frozen items with a long shelf life: Chicken of the Sea tuna at 3 for $3.00, Hy-Vee corn or green beans at $0.88, Ragú pasta sauce at $1.99, Hy-Vee frozen vegetables at $1.98 and the pizza sauce at $1.98. These keep well and are used in many meals, so buying an extra one or two now avoids paying full price later. Fresh items and dairy multi-buys are different: only stock up on those if you can use or freeze them before they go off.

Do digital coupons and Fuel Saver combine? In most cases, yes, because they work in different ways: a digital coupon reduces what you pay at the till, while Fuel Saver collects a fuel discount on your account for buying a marked item. An item can therefore be on sale, have a clipped coupon and earn fuel savings at the same time, but the exact combination depends on the terms of each offer. Check your receipt after shopping to confirm both the coupon saving and the fuel amount were recorded, and ask in store if either one is missing.

When does this ad end? The flyer week on this page runs October 26 – November 1, 2026, so plan to shop by November 1 to be safe. Note that the official ad viewer header lists the ad as valid October 26 – November 2, 2026, which is one day longer than the flyer itself. If you are shopping on November 2, check the price in store before you buy, because the flyer prices may already have changed.

Can I shop these prices online? Where Hy-Vee online shopping is offered, many weekly ad items can be ordered for pickup or delivery, and digital coupons can usually be applied to the online order as well. Online prices and availability can still differ from the in-store ad, and substitutions may be offered if an item is out of stock, so check the totals before you confirm the order. If a deal matters to you, the in-store price on the shelf is the one to confirm.

Why is the Hy-Vee weekly ad price different at my store? The online ad viewer shows one store’s version of the Hy-Vee weekly ad, so set or confirm your own store first. Prices and availability vary by location, and your store’s shelf price is the one that applies.

Why didn’t my digital coupon apply? Most often the coupon was not clipped before checkout, the PERKS card was not swiped, the coupon had expired, its limited quantity had run out, or the item bought did not match the coupon’s terms. Check each of those points against your receipt before you shop again.

Do Fuel Saver rewards from the weekly ad expire? Yes. Fuel Saver rewards earned from the Hy-Vee weekly ad expire 30 days from the date of purchase of each eligible item, under Hy-Vee’s PERKS terms, so check your balance and dates in your Hy-Vee account or app and use the oldest rewards first.

What if an item in the Hy-Vee weekly ad is out of stock? The strongest deals sell out first, especially fresh chicken at $2.99/lb and avocados at $0.68 each, so shopping early in the week gives you the best chance. If your item is gone, look for a similar item in the same section of this page, for example drumsticks or thighs at $1.88/lb instead of breasts, and ask in store whether a rain check or a substitution is offered, as policies vary.

A final note on prices: every price on this page was checked against the official Hy-Vee weekly ad for October 26 – November 1, 2026, but prices and availability may vary by store and can change without notice. If a price in store differs from the price listed here, the in-store price applies, and it is worth checking the shelf edge or asking a member of staff before you reach the till.

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