Heinz tomato soup 39 cents

[chunder]

The new lawtons drugs flyer for NL has 39 cent Heinz soup. I have never seen it for less than 59 cents

http://www.lawtons.ca/EN/Site/Application/E-Flyer/DisplayFlyer.asp?id=466&prov=NL

Sale is on from Jan 12-18

[isitin]

If you have a Dollarama in your town they always have the soup for 3 for $1.

[AzN_RiverdaleCI]

If you have a Dollarama in your town they always have the soup for 3 for $1.

Confirmed, not hot deal.

[chunder]

If you have a Dollarama in your town they always have the soup for 3 for $1.


No Dollarama here in my town :(

[rvs007]

I believe a few weeks back, No Frills were selling them for $0.33 as well (not just tomato, but vegetable, cream of mushroom and chicken noodles).

[canadiandollars]

i've actually seen it on sale for about 25 cents a can before. i bought 8. 4 for myself and 4 for the food bank..

[brunes]

If you have a Dollarama in your town they always have the soup for 3 for $1.

That would violate my rule of never buying anything that goes into my body from Dollarama.

I buy lots of stuff from Dollarama, probably more than most people, but not food. Too many horror stories and potential for counterfeit Chinese garbage. Not after the whole Colgate fiasco.

Most food products in Dollarama aren't really that hot of a deal anyway. You can usually beat their prices by buying in bulk or buying on sale.

EDIT: in case you were living under a rock a few months ago and never heard about this: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19214360/

[Snowy]

... Too many horror stories and potential for counterfeit Chinese garbage. Not after the whole Colgate fiasco.

EDIT: in case you were living under a rock a few months ago and never heard about this: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19214360/
The company said the toothpaste, imported from South Africa
Anyone anywhere could set up counterfeiting, it's just that most of the worlds manufacturing goes on in China these days :( but that's the way the corporations like it, they ask for trouble (odd though you would think that quality control checking after import would cost companies billions - AKA you can bet it seldom happens).

[boubouq]

Is the Heinze tomato better than the Campbells tomato?