Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Only: Live Lobsters are $7/lb at A&P and Dominion (ON)

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Here's a nice deal for Mother's Day weekend: May 9-11, live lobsters are just $7/lb at Dominion and A&P Supermarkets. Sounds like a delicious meal -- and, since the lobsters are sold live, you can even have lobster races before they go in the pot (our money is on the little one -- we're hoping he makes up for his small size with a wiry speed).

The offer is good as long as supplies last, and it's only good at select A&P and Dominion stores. (We're thinking that the stores without Seafood sections won't be carrying lobsters.)

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- jackass_ca
- Um....
  
  WHERE?
- edgarb
- mmmm lobster!!
- JeeZues
- Link:
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- Chr1s
- JoeyB, thanks alot for posting this!
  Looking forward to it.
- JoeyB
- Today is the last day to get some of that super tasty bicolor corn on the cob
  for 10 for 2 bucks.
  It's a good size cob at a price we hardly ever see anymore thanks to
  the ethanol joke.
- 4flava
- wow, gonna pick up 4 at Dominions this friday for moms day.. THANKS OP!
- buyways
- It's a good size cob at a price we hardly ever see anymore thanks to the ethanol joke.
  biofuel's effect on food prices may be overblown... (although price increases for corn specifically may be related to biofuels...)
  http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/W...ow/3016608.cms
- [H]ackerK
- But I found 1.25 lbs is kinda small. Usually I go for 1.5lbs ~ 1.75lbs. Still a good price tho.
- JoeyB
- The Ethanol Fallacy
  It takes 1.3 gallons of oil to produce 1 gallon of ethanol
  Ethanol IS NOT cleaner burning.
  
  Converting corn to ethanol in Iowa not only leads to clearing more of the Amazonian rainforest, researchers report in a pair of new studies in Science, but also would do little to slow global warming—and often make it worse.
  
  Washington’s calculated, absurd plan
  
  What’s driving this extraordinary change? Here things get pretty interesting. The Bush Administration is making a major public relations push to convince the world it has turned into a “better steward of the environment.” The problem is that many have fallen for the hype.
  
  The center of his program, announced in his January State of the Union Address is called ’20 in 10’, cutting US gasoline use 20% by 2010. The official reason is to “reduce dependency on imported oil,” as well as cutting unwanted “greenhouse gas” emissions. That isn’t the case, but it makes good PR. Repeat it often enough and maybe most people will believe it. Maybe they won’t realize their taxpayer subsidies to grow ethanol corn instead of feed corn are also driving the price of their daily bread through the roof.
  
  The heart of the plan is a huge, taxpayer subsidized expansion of use of bio-ethanol for transport fuel. The President’s plan requires production of 35 billion gallons (about 133 billion liters) of ethanol a year by 2017. Congress already mandated with the Energy Policy Act of 2005 that corn ethanol for fuel must rise from 4 billion gallons in 2006 to 7.5 billion in 2012. To make certain it will happen, farmers and big agribusiness giants like ADM or David Rockefeller get generous taxpayer subsidies to grow corn for fuel instead of food. Currently ethanol producers get a subsidy in the US of 51 cents per gallon ethanol paid to the blender, usually an oil company that blends it with gasoline for sale.
  Quoted from Here
  
  We're Being Suckered
  
  Ethanol Fantasy Fuels a Food-Price Nightmare
- tienm23
- Yum...bio-lobster.
- Kate M
- Posted, thanks!
- MaxTheDog
- I just heard on the radio that Loblaws group of stores have cooked lobsters on sale this weekend for $5.99 each. No idea what size they are - probably under a pound.
- kurtblak
- Locations? anything out west?
- 4flava
- I just heard on the radio that Loblaws group of stores have cooked lobsters on sale this weekend for $5.99 each. No idea what size they are - probably under a pound.
  they are canners... usually 3/4 lbs and no more... I'd rather get thie 1 1/4 live ones.
- tienm23
- Just picked up 4 lobsters and 10 cobs of corn for >$40. Gonna be a nice meal tonight !!
- onexeyed
- Awesome deal. My parents bought 3. I ate one an hour ago.
- fhofho
- We have a lobster dinner this evening. Bought 4 lobsters (2 male/2 female) at Dominions under $34. Very good.
- circky
- spontaneously had a lobster dinner at my house with my friends when I saw the deal and mentioned it to them. Bought 5 of them and got some corn. Then went to the Popeyes across my street to get a half dozen biscuits haha.
- Mike_wang
- Quickily give me a way to enjoy lobster please
- Derek
- Bought 2 for dinner tonight. Were about 1 1/4 lbs each and lively!
- alkapone
- Yup..got a 1.25 pounder...(good looker) almost took a finger off
  Cook in boiling water 10 min.
  Female...sweeter.
  Females have bigger (wider) tails.
  Good but I still prefer..shrimp...scallops...halibut.
  Apparently people were lined up Fri...NF
- Wizard1
- Pretty good...but Loblaws has cooked lobsters (on avg 1lbs ) for only $5.99 EACH!!!!
- can2000
- Yup..got a 1.25 pounder...(good looker) almost took a finger off
  Cook in boiling water 10 min.
  Female...sweeter.
  Females have bigger (wider) tails.Good but I still prefer..shrimp...scallops...halibut.
  Apparently people were lined up Fri...NF
  Thanks for the tip how to tell the male or female.
- loessplateau
- Nice find! Thanks.