That was limit 1?DragonRider wrote: ↑ Already stocked up for the next few weeks thanks to Metro.
How did you get more than one tray for 3.99? The Rep told me one per customer plus doesn't the app only apply the coupon to one of your trays?DragonRider wrote: ↑ Already stocked up for the next few weeks thanks to Metro.
A) They don't buy eggsDealsHunterCo wrote: ↑ I don't get why people downvotes this price? 1.99 isn't the regular. Eggs for a tray these days go for $5+.
$1.99 is still a good price though it's not hot like buying the tray from Metro for 3.99, but even the Metro one was one tray per customer
One tray per Air Miles member. There are quite a few Air Miles members in my family.DealsHunterCo wrote: ↑How did you get more than one tray for 3.99? The Rep told me one per customer plus doesn't the app only apply the coupon to one of your trays?
Depends, if you use a 20x / spend X offer to buy eggs it generally works out to be $1.40 per dozen at SDM, I do it all the time.SkiLLz wrote: ↑ I missed the metro deal, but No Frills has the 30-packs for $5.88 this week. This shoppers deal works out 88 cents cheaper if you extrapolate it, but I really like the convenience of the trays vs. these smaller packs (and we go through a lot of eggs). Plus I shop at No Frills but I never shop at Shoppers, so I can't see myself stopping just to save a few cents. Still doesn't justify a downvote though, this is a good price - upvoted OP to combat the unjustified downvotes.
In Quebec, SuperC sells 30 eggs (large) for 4.44$oicthat2013 wrote: ↑ Ontario and Pharmaprix: No Name Eggs $1.99 for 1 dozen. Jan 16 to Jan 17. The sale price was $2.29 on last week's flyer.
So you buy $50 worth of eggs to get it to be $1.40 per dozen after using $50 worth of points? Hmmm, that is a good point.
Depends on the offer you have. Sometimes it's even $90 or $110DealsHunterCo wrote: ↑ So you buy $50 worth of eggs to get it to be $1.40 per dozen after using $50 worth of points? Hmmm, that is a good point.
But unless your family is large or you own a restaurant that may take a month to get through won't it? 17 dozen eggs?
I also don't see $50 to get 20x the points, it's $75
Either way, I go there and I buy Coke Zero, PC Pasta Sauce, PC Cheese Blocks, Bread, Stagg Chili (and so on), all ends up being way cheaper than I can get anywhere else.For example, PC Cheese is also on for $4.99 this weekend. and I have a personal offer for 800 Points for every $4 on PC Cheese, and 100 Points on every dollar from PC Insiders membership. If I buy 4 blocks - $20.96, I'll get 6288 (20x) + 4000 (personal offer) + 2100 (pc membership) in points -- or ~$12.30 back in points spend.DealsHunterCo wrote: ↑ So you buy $50 worth of eggs to get it to be $1.40 per dozen after using $50 worth of points? Hmmm, that is a good point.
But unless your family is large or you own a restaurant that may take a month to get through won't it? 17 dozen eggs?
I also don't see $50 to get 20x the points, it's $75
PC cheese is 3 77 at Fortinos which I just pm at rcssTcalp wrote: ↑ For example, PC Cheese is also on for $4.99 this weekend. and I have a personal offer for 800 Points for every $4 on PC Cheese, and 100 Points on every dollar from PC Insiders membership. If I buy 4 blocks - $20.96, I'll get 6288 (20x) + 4000 (personal offer) + 2100 (pc membership) in points -- or ~$12.30 back in points spend.
There are $50 scannable offers available if $75 is too much for youDealsHunterCo wrote: ↑ PC cheese is 3 77 at Fortinos which I just pm at rcss
But to reach the $75, you do have a point, all pun
Some downvote when they see the deal get posted too many times on rfd.DealsHunterCo wrote: ↑ I don't get why people downvotes this price? 1.99 isn't the regular. Eggs for a tray these days go for $5+.
$1.99 is still a good price though it's not hot like buying the tray from Metro for 3.99, but even the Metro one was one tray per customer
