One of the main benefits of residing in the southern United States is having access to certain regional grocers, and Publix stands out as a standout. From pub subs to fried chicken, they truly operate at a different level. Yet what we value most about Publix isn’t any particular product on the shelves; it’s the reliable rotation of items featured in their BOGO catalog.
I don’t think there’s another grocery chain that matches Publix when it comes to BOGO promotions, and we’re endlessly grateful for the savings they bring. As grocery prices continue to climb, the range of BOGO deals—from premium items to everyday staples—helps ease the strain on our wallets. With that in mind, here are five insights you should know about this week’s Publix BOGO catalog before you head out for your weekend shop.
Miss Vickie’s Potato Chips
Between nonstop holiday hosting and the peak of football season in full swing, there’s always a valid reason to stock up on chips. Miss Vickie’s feels like the kind of brand you either know about or you don’t—a product that delivers exceptional flavor and texture in every bite. They’re crunchy without being rough on the mouth, and every flavor hits hard. Our favorites include sour cream and onion, along with salt and vinegar. With this week’s BOGO, you don’t need to pick just one—more varieties means more smiles.
Sukhi’s Indian Cuisine Chicken Entrées
We mentioned these in our recent “Best Things We Ate This Week” feature, and our appreciation grew after we sampled a free Costco offering of one of their chicken entrées. From butter chicken to chicken biryani, the signature Southeast Asian flavors are right at your fingertips. They’re fully cooked, so you simply heat them to the recommended temperature, and you’re rewarded with a dinner that bursts with flavor. These entrées are vacuum-sealed as well, making them an ideal BOGO pick since they won’t spoil within days of purchase.
SMT Canned Tomatoes
Normally we wouldn’t highlight a can of tomatoes on a BOGO list, but as we’ve settled into late fall, it’s smart to keep a few high-quality tomatoes in the pantry for when a comforting bowl of soup is needed. From chili to pasta sauce, or a simple tomato soup with a grilled cheese, canned tomatoes form the foundation of many flavors we rely on during autumn and winter. And it’s better to stock up while premium options are on sale than to wait for a shortage to push prices up.
Publix Shredded Cheese
Speaking of chili weather, many of the dishes we crave in cooler months rely on cheese in the mix. Whether you’re whipping up a seven-layer dip for the next big game, crafting mac and cheese for Thanksgiving, or simply stocking up to have the creamiest scrambled eggs, extra shredded cheese on hand never hurts. With Publix Shredded Cheese on BOGO, it’s also a notably affordable choice that’s hard to beat.
Vital Farms Eggs
Somehow, eggs have shifted from a daily staple to something that feels almost premium in recent years. Since 2020, consistency in egg prices and overall quality has been uneven, and the brands that continue to produce top-tier eggs do so at a premium. Vital Farms remains one of those brands, delivering very high-quality eggs on a national scale; a dozen of their eggs typically runs north of $10. While paying a premium can be worth it for the quality you want, grabbing Vital Farms eggs on BOGO makes the higher price tag a bit easier to swallow.
