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Upcoming Deal: Costco Members: 4-Count 8-Oz Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter EXPIRED
$3.60 Off
Starts Nov 15 (In-Store Savings)
Costco [Store Locator] has an Upcoming Deal for its Members: 4-Count 8-Oz Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter (Salted or Unsalted) for an extra $3.60 off regular prices starting on November 15. This offer is valid in-store where available.
Thanks to community member Avinash85 for finding this deal.
Note: Product link provided for reference only. Sale pricing will be valid in-store starting November 15. Availability and pricing will vary by location.
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Edited October 23, 2021
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Costco has Kerrygold Pure Irish Butter Salted / Unsalted, 4 x 8 oz - $8.99 ($3.60 off) In-Store
Limit 3 per transaction
Starts Nov 15 - Nov 29
Item: 1172471, 1207907
* Selection and price varies by location
https://www.costco.com/
https://www.costco.com/
Limit 3 per transaction
Starts Nov 15 - Nov 29
Item: 1172471, 1207907
* Selection and price varies by location
https://www.costco.com/
https://www.costco.com/
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This has a limit of 3. I just saw that it will be $3 off at Costco Business Center... and NO LIMIT..... Nov 8 to Dec 5, 2021. In case anyone cares. -TidalWaveOne
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This has a limit of 3. I just saw that it will be $3 off at Costco Business Center... and NO LIMIT..... Nov 8 to Dec 5, 2021. In case anyone cares. -TidalWaveOne
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If butter is just an ingredient, it's subtle and you might not notice. If butter is the main event (say toast), it'll be obvious.
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(Geez, what's wrong with all these people and this language. How can something that never was salted to begin with be "unsalted".) and what's wrong with marketing: they came up with super-fancy version of food for people who are supposedly serious about their diet, and then put ingredient that healthy humans should limit or avoid. Insane!
It was unusual to call out a butter as being salt free, until rather recently. Hence the specificity.
I have to lol watching 'pro chefs' insist on using unsalted in a recipe that they then add salt to. Yeah, I know the salt content varies between butters but come on man!
I used to get Kerrygold and was waiting for this sale to stock up. Can anyone recall if it is 100% grass fed?