Bonus week 39 runs to 42 pages, valid from Monday 21 to Sunday 27 September, under the banner Giga Gratis Week. The cover lines are two plus three free: Unox soup in pouches, Knorr Cup-a-Soup and Good snacks, Almhof quark and Müllermilk, and AH butter almond…
What you need to know
On Sunday evening you want to stock up on soup, bread toppings and squash for the week ahead. Bonus week 39 runs to 42 pages and is valid from Monday 21 to Sunday 27 September 2026. Its cover lines are all two plus three free: Unox soup in pouches, Knorr Cup-a-Soup and Good snacks (offer prices from 2,38 to 12,58 euro), Almhof quark, desserts and Müllermilk (2,98 to 5,98), and AH butter and spiced almond biscuits (1,38).
The note in the margin is clear: two plus three free is priced per combination and gives you 60 per cent off the total, and different variants may be mixed. In other words, two plus three free only works when you take five items at once; two items alone cost full price. The one plus one free lines (Milner cheese slices 150 gram, Hero cassis 1,25 litre, Crosta Mollica pizzas, Pepsi 1,5 litre) halve the total and already work with two.
The three highlighted lines happen to show three different ways of buying:
- Verstegen mix voor kruidenboter at € 0,51, flagged 70% korting. It is a seasoning sachet for herb butter: cheap, long shelf life and small, so a household that bakes bread or barbecues at weekends can put a few in the cupboard without losing space.
- Alle Teisseire siropen 2 stuks at € 4,99, or about 2,50 euro per bottle. Squash is diluted with water, so a family filling school bottles every day can work out the cost per glass straight from the dilution ratio printed on the label.
- Alle Häagen-Dazs ijs at 1+1 gratis, meaning half off the total for two tubs. This is the treat of the three, and it only pays if the freezer has room for two and the household will genuinely finish both.
- Retailer
- Albert Heijn
- Valid
- 21/09/2026 to 27/09/2026
- Pages
- 42 pages
The sum is the number you will actually use, times the single price, times the real discount. With two plus three, a household that only gets through two soups a week has to ask whether the other three keep long enough; pouches and biscuits do, yoghurt drinks may not. Start from what you really use, then decide whether to fill the five.
The flyer gives no stock per branch, and offer prices are printed as ranges because each variant costs something different. Check the receipt before you leave to see that the multibuy has been applied.
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