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  • Old 11-05-2009, 10:39 AM #61
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    Stop & Shop price matches the turkey.
     
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    Old 11-05-2009, 10:57 AM #62
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    Quote from nyratk1 View Post :
    Stop & Shop price matches the turkey.
    Thanks - most stores do price match, I am not sure if an special Walmart ad insert is out but I did put a link in the first post of the Walmart press release.

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    Old 11-05-2009, 11:44 AM #63
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    Quote from catnap1972 View Post :
    Ah, well that's different. No way should that stuff cost that much if you have to cook it yourself unless you're buying in a Beverly Hills supermarket.
    Yes .. that's my thinking too .. it is a bit unfair to compare a $20 meal that comes frozen and still in the cans and boxes .. versus a $40 meal that comes in dishes ready to serve.

    Nonetheless, a great price on Turkey from WM.
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    Old 11-05-2009, 11:57 AM #64
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    Quote from raazstone View Post :
    People seriously need to think about what these poor animals go through from the second they are born.
    If only humans saw what goes in the poultry farms and the slaughterhouses, they would stop eating meat all together.

    Already seen it, and still LOVE meat!

    Go eat your tofu turkey you hippie...
     
    Old 11-05-2009, 12:39 PM #65
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    Quote from daveymark View Post :
    thanks, does anyone know where to find a deal on fruitcake?
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    Old 11-05-2009, 01:08 PM #66
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    I got 2 22+ lb birds for under $18.00. Great deal. Cheapest I have seen turkeys in my area in the 10 years I've lived here. Last year when Kroger ran theirs on sale for $.49 it was a nightmare...they didn't have any and we not substituting any thing.

    Thanks OP
     
    Old 11-05-2009, 02:28 PM #67
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    SOME "LAW" sounds like WALMART just wants to KEEP MORE $$ IN
    their pocket.. to "help" the "poor" mom and pops .... UNREAL..
    who thinks this "law" up?? .....
    this week ....
    LAPTOPS $348 in NATIONAL ads......ONLY .. $498 UNDER
    this "states" LAW??????????? surely walmrt LOVES this nonsense....


    Quote from dealznstealz View Post :
    I just discovered some states may not allow pricing if you state has minimum markup laws. So far it looks like it is just Wisconsin. Please post if your are not getting the deal.

    This should generate some price wars on turkeys at competing grocery stores.

    Thankgiving costs more in Wisconsin [jsonline.com]
     
    Old 11-05-2009, 07:24 PM #68
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    Stopped by Walmart tonight and they were out. I asked for a rain check and they said they can't give them for this deal, but that the shipments come in the morning and they are first come first serve.
     
    Old 11-05-2009, 08:36 PM #69
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    Watch them ring up the turkeys...mine rang up double tonight as there was a second UPC code under the printed one on the tag. I caught it before paying and had them fix it. The second scanned turkey did not have this problem as the UPC code was completely covered.
     
    Old 11-05-2009, 10:01 PM #70
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    No go in Lafayette, Louisiana. There were "Limit 2" signs on their turkeys... 98 cents a pound.
     
    Old 11-06-2009, 10:11 AM #71
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    Quote from jessicaslra View Post :
    No go in Lafayette, Louisiana. There were "Limit 2" signs on their turkeys... 98 cents a pound.
    Was this the smaller turkey? I think the larger ones are .98
    Did you ask the store to verify??
     
    Old 11-06-2009, 12:14 PM #72
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    The larger ones were 1.42 a lb.
     
    Old 11-06-2009, 02:15 PM #73
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    Quote from jessicaslra View Post :
    The larger ones were 1.42 a lb.
    So sorry I would guess maybe you have some kind of "Fair Pricing Law"
    Here is the number to the Louisiana Attorney General Consumer Protection office: PHONE: 225-326-6465
    1-800-351-4889
     
    Old 11-06-2009, 09:00 PM #74
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    Quote from jessicaslra View Post :
    No go in Lafayette, Louisiana. There were "Limit 2" signs on their turkeys... 98 cents a pound.
    went turkey hunting here, but same deal in WI.. 98c for either the big ones (20#) and smaller ones (11-14#). "limit 2" it said, but these weren't even the cheapest turkeys in the store, they had other brands for 92c and 88c, with no posted limits. dunno if the higher price is due to WI's pricing laws or not.

    the canned veggies are 54c here... they also have the stove top at $1.15 (didn't get those, prefer homemade on turkey day). we also picked up about 20 betty crocker boxed potatoes of assorted varieties for 28c ea (after 50c mfg coupons we had). i know, not on the sample "menu" but they were on the same shelves as the stuffing, and dirt cheap. they had those on markdown apparently to make room for store brand equivalents of those (they were stocking those new items tonight).. the $1.35 per pound (or less, depending on size) "chubs" of ground beef are still selling like crazy here (been that price for a couple weeks now).
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    Old 11-07-2009, 01:49 AM #75
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