PC Optimum Offer on Shrimp and Chicken Thighs - 50% Cash back

I can also confirm that Loblaws has the chicken thighs for reg price $16 with 6000 points back. Can anyone confirm seeing these at SDM? There's an opportunity to stack 6,000 points with $20 spent on food

Can anyone confirm if I can redeem points at no frills and still get the bonus offers?

finiteplains wrote: ↑ Can anyone confirm if I can redeem points at no frills and still get the bonus offers?

yes you can

Such small quantities. Seems like a gimmick with the points, even for $5 I would go with Pinty's at Costco.

ppnndd wrote: ↑ yes you can

Perfect thanks!

Would these products count as "PC Frozen Entrées"?

aquariaguy wrote: ↑ Such small quantities. Seems like a gimmick with the points, even for $5 I would go with Pinty's at Costco.

The sizes of these is pretty standard for grocery store boxed chicken and shrimp, and at $5 effective price a great deal IMO. Does Pintys sell smoked chicken thighs and butterflied jumbo grilling shrimp? Sounds like apples to oranges if comparing these to a Costco sized box of chicken wings.

This has been going on for the last month when they released there new insiders collection and should be valid at every loblaws banner store except shoppers cause I haven't seen this stuff there been buying their rocky road bars like crazy

Even if you don't see it in the flyer it will be this price in the store just fyi

Bought it with the exact same offer for the Garlic Shrimp 2 week end ago at No Frills on Warden/7.
Baked it the same day, there is about 12 of them. A little bit salty, but we used the left over sauce to dip bread and make it as garlic bread, haha

Not bad for a try. Will never buy one at regular price. (although I bought at regular price with 6$ worth of PC points back)

The hardwood thigh initial taste inpression: Nice strong smokiness. Ingredients look simple. Not bad.
After eating a few pieces: This smoke is overwhelming. Will I get cancer?

lazylazybum wrote: ↑ The hardwood thigh initial taste inpression: Nice strong smokiness. Ingredients look simple. Not bad.
After eating a few pieces: This smoke is overwhelming. Will I get cancer?

anything smoked, or even imitation smoke from a bottle is bad for your health, if not done in moderation. As usual.

DaVibe wrote: ↑ Never heard this before

Then it's about time to learn

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon



I think the offer was time limited in the west. All the signs pointing to bonus points are gone. It's not wroth it without points.

hotdeal333 wrote: ↑ Then it's about time to learn

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon



I think the offer was time limited in the west. All the signs pointing to bonus points are gone. It's not wroth it without points.

not even worth it with the points. they were pretty gross tbh
also just picked them up today in AB. They also had beef sliders with the same promo

Naveedx wrote: ↑ not even worth it with the points. they were pretty gross tbh
also just picked them up today in AB. They also had beef sliders with the same promo

Did you get it at No Frills or RCSS location? I still have enough sliders from 2 weeks ago where people double dipped on two promos. They are fine but easily falls between BBQ grates

hotdeal333 wrote: ↑ Did you get it at No Frills or RCSS location? I still have enough sliders from 2 weeks ago where people double dipped on two promos. They are fine but easily falls between BBQ grates

I picked them up at a No Frills. Might go back tomorrow for some more sliders.
I missed that promo two weeks ago. I went a day too late

Naveedx wrote: ↑ not even worth it with the points. they were pretty gross tbh
also just picked them up today in AB. They also had beef sliders with the same promo

PC products can be returned for a full refund.

is there a limit?
are those garlic shrimps sold at SDM?

tia

DaVibe wrote: ↑ Never heard this before

if you have cancer, one of the first things you are told is to avoid smoked foods. That's quite telling of what oncologists think of this type of food. A healthy person should be fine, if eating this in moderation. There are ways of limiting the damage, but food processing companies aren't even trying.