Fresh or frozen sardines fried or grilled are so goodSCOPster wrote: ↑ Excellent Price!
/I personally live Sardines but
For some reason many don't.
Health benefits Sardines.
https://health.clevelandclinic.org/3-fi ... ould-snub/
Subjectively this is a better deal as you don't have to pay shipping (if you don't have prime or can't meet $35 min for free shipping) and can choose the different versions, unlike Amazon deal where it's all the same ones in 18 pack.dood604 wrote: ↑ https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/Brunswick- ... 0077806714
97c per pack at walmart as well.
Everytime I have gone to Walmart to buy these I either get glaring looks for buying three cases worth/54 cans or people asking me if I'm donating etc.
Actually, Walmart has $15 off $60 so Walmart is the better deal.
Eyyyyy why can't we just get both?! More than enough fish to go around.
Walmart also has 170g cans for .97, so works out to be 2x more protein/$. (Tuna)ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ Eyyyyy why can't we just get both?! More than enough fish to go around.
As notnow17 mentioned, with $15 off $75 pickup deal woth Walmart, its objectively better deal now. (Forgot about it, even I used the coupon today to buy about 70 cans worth!) So with pickup, there ought to be less people questioning.Giorgiodethrifty wrote: ↑ Everytime I have gone to Walmart to buy these I either get glaring looks for buying three cases worth/54 cans or people asking me if I'm donating etc.
When I answer I just love sardines and It's a good deal people scoff and walk away. I even had a Walmart employee try to limit me before.
I'll take the no hassle delivery to my door for same price. And if there is even one can dented guess who gets a free case of sardines (ask me how I know)
Tuna has almost no Omega 3, where as salmon and sardines do, so slight increase in price is worth it (and less mercury)
Thanks! I literally said WTF out loud after seeing that an ran to my Brunswick can. Until I read tuna. 48 g's for .97...that's way better than Kaizen's Isolate...which is way better than anything else at regular pricing...
Tuna has a omega-3?gizmokrap wrote: ↑ As notnow17 mentioned, with $15 off $75 pickup deal woth Walmart, its objectively better deal now. (Forgot about it, even I used the coupon today to buy about 70 cans worth!) So with pickup, there ought to be less people questioning.
Tuna has almost no Omega 3, where as salmon and sardines do, so slight increase in price is worth it (and less mercury)
Shit, I googled that 48 figure. This was the product in that thread:ADenariusSaved wrote: ↑ Thanks! I literally said WTF out loud after seeing that an ran to my Brunswick can. Until I read tuna. 48 g's for .97...that's way better than Kaizen's Isolate...which is way better than anything else at regular pricing...
Too lazy to be hunting for them, great deal with free deliverydood604 wrote: ↑ https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/Brunswick- ... 0077806714
97c per pack at walmart as well.
My last expiry was three years from now. I'm sure it's good for much longer too.EnthusedLemur wrote: ↑I want to buy but already have too many sardine cans
This is a fair point with pickup but you're also limited to amount. At least it won't let me buy a decent amount with Walmart grocery just tried?gizmokrap wrote: ↑ As notnow17 mentioned, with $15 off $75 pickup deal woth Walmart, its objectively better deal now. (Forgot about it, even I used the coupon today to buy about 70 cans worth!) So with pickup, there ought to be less people questioning.
Tuna has almost no Omega 3, where as salmon and sardines do, so slight increase in price is worth it (and less mercury)
This is true. 10 cans per type. It may be per transaction but this adds extra steps so if you have Prime and don't mind single type, then this is a great deal as well.Giorgiodethrifty wrote: ↑ This is a fair point with pickup but you're also limited to amount. At least it won't let me buy a decent amount with Walmart grocery just tried?
