Amazon has
12-Count 15.25-Oz Dole Tropical Gold Canned Pineapple Chunks in 100% Pineapple Juice on sale for $22.96 - $4.59 (20%) when you "clip" the coupon on the product page - $1.15 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$17.22.
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Product Details:
- Made from a superior variety of pineapple. They are naturally sweeter than regular pineapple perfect for fulfilling your sweet craving.
- Excellent source of Vitamin C.
- Refreshing and bright flavor.
- Perfect as a snack straight out of the can or use to elevate your dishes
- Made with all natural-fruit, non-GMO ingredients, BPA-free packaging, gluten free, and kosher.
- No added sugar.
Ingredients: Pineapple, pineapple juice, and clarified pineapple juice from concentrate (water, clarified pineapple juice concentrate).
Community Reviews
Dole Tropical Gold pineapple chunks in 15.25-ounce cans are drawing praise for taste and for easy use in snacks and desserts. The deal works out to about $1.25 a can, or roughly 8.2 cents an ounce, which is cheaper than Dole regular pineapple and close to Walmart Great Value pricing. The fruit is being used for pineapple tarts, chicken kabobs, pineapple cups, and Ninja Creami treats. The main caveats are that the gold variety no longer comes in the larger can, some batches have been less ripe or less sweet, and the coupon does not appear for every account.
The pineapple chunks can work well for Ninja Creami-style treats and can taste comparable to Dole Whip.
The canned chunks can be used for making pineapple tarts and other dessert recipes.
The deal price can come out to about $1.25 per 15.25 oz can, which can be cheaper than other Dole options.
The cans can be convenient for small prep projects like making kool aid pineapple cups.
Coupon availability can fail to show up for some shoppers on mobile or PC, which can prevent applying the discount.
Later batches can taste less ripe and less sweet, and the flavor may require leaving an open can at room temperature to ripen.
The "gold" pineapple packaging can change so it no longer comes in the big can, and the current price may reflect that shrinkflation.
The availability and pricing can be geographically limited, so the deal may not appear consistently in all areas.
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edit: that's 8.2 cents an ounce (1.25/15.25oz). That's cheaper than Dole's regular, much cheaper than Dole's tropical gold, and almost exactly the same price as Walmart's Great Value cheapest version (8.1 cents ounce). I like Great Value and all, but suspect Dole's product is much better (and .1 cent more). We regularly buy 4-6 cans at a time, so this isn't out of our way to buy.
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edit: that's 8.2 cents an ounce (1.25/15.25oz). That's cheaper than Dole's regular, much cheaper than Dole's tropical gold, and almost exactly the same price as Walmart's Great Value cheapest version (8.1 cents ounce). I like Great Value and all, but suspect Dole's product is much better (and .1 cent more). We regularly buy 4-6 cans at a time, so this isn't out of our way to buy.
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