Great Value Large Eggs 12 pack $1.97 Sept. 16-22 (also at No Frills)

No Frills did not allow me to PM Great Value against No Name, citing that they only PM private brands (like Nestea). No Name is No Frills owned, Great Value is Walmart owned.

So No Frills is very YMMV.

Superstore and other supermarket that ad match will PM Walmart eggs as Great Value are house brands... just PM with their house brand eggs and it should work...

i checked the nofrills.ca site today and the no frills online site for my store in toronto shows no comparable price. it's still $3

can i freeze eggs ?

kiasu wrote: ↑ which location or all?

Should be at all locations. I probably checked 15 different stores across the country this morning and they showed $1.97.

hill15 wrote: ↑ NO NAME Large Grade A Eggs also $1.97 at No Frills.

What a zoo at Walmart. People opening the trays and abandoning, spewed all over the place. No frills in EDM has them at same price..limit 2 at our store in northend.....thankfully!

GammaRayFort wrote: ↑ can i freeze eggs ?

Yes, and it can save you money!
https://happymoneysaver.com/can-you-freeze-eggs-2/

GammaRayFort wrote: ↑ can i freeze eggs ?

sure!
without the shells, freeze them individually then after they become solid combine them in a bag.



HTH

enwhyRFD wrote: ↑ No Frills did not allow me to PM Great Value against No Name, citing that they only PM private brands (like Nestea). No Name is No Frills owned, Great Value is Walmart owned.

So No Frills is very YMMV.

This is common knowledge

choclover wrote: ↑ I have noticed that budget eggs have consistently thin shells.

I have pretty much switched over to organic but once in a while I will cave on one of these promotions. When I do buy the budget eggs, I really miss the organic eggs and can't wait to get through them to go back to the premium eggs.

(I am not wealthy but eat eggs primarily for nutrition so I sacrifice on other things to justify paying more for the organic.)

Same for those thin shells, always disappointed in the bargain eggs. I'm lucky to have parents with backyard chickens and those shells are super thick. I have to buy eggs as we go through a lot, and get the free-run eggs from Costco as they are the most comparable. I've not tried store organic eggs though, so good to know.

kiasu wrote: ↑ How did u check? Online?

Yes, online.

Had to crowd in with grandmas at 8 a.m. but bought a case of 12 from Richmond Walmart. They started enforcing the 3 pack limit pretty quickly.

Also picked up a pack of $1.97/lb pork combo chops. The worker didn't even need to move the packs from the trolley to the fridge before it was all sold out.

oicthat2013 wrote: ↑ so you paid for 3 at $1.97, and 9 at regular price?

$1.97 * 12 at self checkout.

Grandmas behind me with their shopping cart made it too visible for the attendants. I used the cardboard box.

enwhyRFD wrote: ↑ No Frills did not allow me to PM Great Value against No Name, citing that they only PM private brands (like Nestea). No Name is No Frills owned, Great Value is Walmart owned.

So No Frills is very YMMV.

The front flap on their current flyer actually says they guarantee the lowest price on: "Grade A dozen white eggs... or comparable items in the case of private label. " No Name and Great Value are private labels. They should automatically update their price but if they don't you should just remind them of their policy. Note this is their Guaranteed Lowest Price Policy not their PM policy. But yes, they do PM private labels. It's frustrating when stores advertise policies but don't bother to follow them or train their staff on them. I see they are back with their every checkout lane open Thurs - Sun 11 am - 6 pm. My local store never does it and I have made several complaints.

so i was told i could freeze eggs...
how many should i buy? considering the inflation will go crazy within the next few years