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PRICE WARS EXPAND

Fresh on the heels of Amazon's price drops at Whole Foods, Target recently announced it was dropping prices on thousands of items across the store. Cheapism recently scoured an Ohio Target store to give you an idea of what kind of savings to expect during your next Target run.

We found plenty of markdowns, particularly among toiletries, household staples, and groceries. Savings are especially concentrated among Target's store brands, and in the grocery aisle, it's clear Target is wooing those Whole Foods customers with price cuts on natural and organic products. (Note that prices may vary by location. The prices quoted here are those seen in-store. They may or may not be the same as the online prices, and they don't reflect limited-time sales or promotions.)

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MOISTURIZER AND LOTION

Your battle with dry skin has gotten a little cheaper. A 4-ounce bottle of Aveeno Daily Moisturizer for the face is now $12.29, down from $14.99, while 12 ounces of Aveeno Daily Moisturizing Lotion is $5.49, down from $6.99. The same price drop applies to several 16-ounce varieties of Lubriderm lotion.

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LAUNDRY

Whether you swear by name brands or like to save with store brands, you're in luck in the laundry aisle. A 100-ounce bottle of Up & Up Free and Clear detergent is now $6.99, down from $7.39, while a 42-count container of Tide 3-in-1 Pods is now $9.99, down from $11.99. There are similar price drops on liquid Tide, too. A 33-ounce bottle of Downy Wrinkle Releaser is now $6.19, down from $7.19.

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TOILET PAPER

Lower prices in the toilet paper aisle are reserved mostly for smaller quantities, not the bulk packs. Eight "mega" rolls of Charmin Ultra Strong are $9.99, down from $10.79. Six "mega" rolls of Cottonelle Clean Care cost $6.99 instead of $7.99. The best value? Twelve double rolls of Angel Soft, now $5.49 instead of $5.79.

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BABY AND TODDLER FOOD

A 31.8-ounce can of Similac Pure Bliss non-GMO formula is now $34.99, down from $39.99, while 12.4-ounce cans of Similac Advance are $15.99, down from $16.99. Several varieties of Plum Organics baby food pouches are $1.59, down from $1.79. A box of eight Earth's Best Organic Sunny Days Snack Bars is $2.99, down from $3.79.

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BREAD

If you're out of bread yet again, stocking up won't be so painful. Loaves of Market Pantry bread are now $1.19, down from $1.49. Pepperidge Farm's buns and rolls have also gotten cheaper -- for example, eight white or wheat hamburger buns are $2.64, down from $3.14. Target has also dropped the price of several varieties of Udi's Gluten Free bread and buns from $4.79 to $4.29.

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FROZEN FOODS

Quinoa lovers will be thrilled to see 10-ounce packages of Archer's Farm Frozen Quinoa Blend are just $1.49, down from $2.99. Prefer roasted sweet potatoes? A 12-ounce bag from Market Pantry is now 99 cents, down from $1.99. Several varieties of Simply Balanced frozen veggies are $1.49, down from $1.99, while various Steamfresh veggies are $1.99, down from $2.62.

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DAIRY STAPLES

Got milk? Target does, and it's cheaper now. A gallon used to cost $1.78; now it's $1.28. A pound of Market Pantry butter is now just $2.99, down from $4.79. An eight-pack of Stonyfield Yokids Organic Squeezers is $3.67, down from $4.19, while Yoplait Mix-Ins for the grown-ups are now just 99 cents each, down from $1.12.

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CANNED GOODS

Stockpiling that pantry? Prices have gone down on Market Pantry canned fruit and vegetables. For example, canned corn and green beans are now 69 cents, down from 79 cents; canned peaches and mandarin oranges are 99 cents, down from $1.12. If you're a Bush's fan, several varieties of Bush's Best beans are now $1.12, down from $1.29.

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