Update: This popular deal is still available.
Amazon has
12-Count 2.12-Oz Quest Nutrition Ultimate Protein Bars (Various Flavors) on sale from $24.62 - 20% when you clip the
coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
from $18.47.
Shipping is free with Prime or $35+ orders.
Note: You may save an
extra $4.17 off on 3 for the White Chocolate Raspberry or Chocolate Brownie flavors.
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NJ sales tax laws are unique and intricate, but not overly complex. Quest bars should be taxed.
Kirkland and Fit Crunch should not.
The reason comes down to 1 singular ingredient... "flour".
Anything in bar form that has a natural or artificial sweetener is considered a candy bar. BUT, anything that has flour as an ingredient becomes considered a food that is no longer taxed. Kirkland bars have peanut FLOUR, and fit crunch has both peanut and rice flour.
Super weird, but that's why NJ pays sales tax on a Snicker and Reeses Cup but not on a Kitkat or Twix.
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I only added 3x of the variety pack for S&S after checking the 20% off coupon. It worked out to $48 on the checkout page.
I only added 3x of the variety pack for S&S after checking the 20% off coupon. It worked out to $48 on the checkout page.
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NJ sales tax laws are unique and intricate, but not overly complex. Quest bars should be taxed.
Kirkland and Fit Crunch should not.
The reason comes down to 1 singular ingredient... "flour".
Anything in bar form that has a natural or artificial sweetener is considered a candy bar. BUT, anything that has flour as an ingredient becomes considered a food that is no longer taxed. Kirkland bars have peanut FLOUR, and fit crunch has both peanut and rice flour.
Super weird, but that's why NJ pays sales tax on a Snicker and Reeses Cup but not on a Kitkat or Twix.
NJ sales tax laws are unique and intricate, but not overly complex. Quest bars should be taxed.
Kirkland and Fit Crunch should not.
The reason comes down to 1 singular ingredient... "flour".
Anything in bar form that has a natural or artificial sweetener is considered a candy bar. BUT, anything that has flour as an ingredient becomes considered a food that is no longer taxed. Kirkland bars have peanut FLOUR, and fit crunch has both peanut and rice flour.
Super weird, but that's why NJ pays sales tax on a Snicker and Reeses Cup but not on a Kitkat or Twix.
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