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Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80/20)

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Amazon Grocery has for Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80% Lean/20% Fat) for $2.99. Delivery is free on $25+ orders, otherwise $2.99 delivery charge will apply.

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Amazon Grocery has for Prime Members in Select Locations: 1-Lb Amazon Grocery Ground Beef (80% Lean/20% Fat) for $2.99. Delivery is free on $25+ orders, otherwise $2.99 delivery charge will apply.

Thanks to Community Member ctcsd for posting this deal.

Note: Select accounts may qualify for a $5 off product page coupon. Sale price only available in select delivery locations. Limit 5. Non-Prime members may be able to order, but delivery/service fees will apply. You must be logged in to clip coupons; coupons are typically one-time use and availability may vary by account.

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candideals
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Is this Argentina beef? Safeway has a deal $4.99 on mystery beef this week too.
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InRainbows
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I'm worried about this as well. I suppose if you don't see a country of origin, it's probably best to assume it is the mystery meat from Argentina.
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candideals
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Canadian lean beef trimmings is what was in circulation over the last 10 years until the new tariffs this year. Additionally the 2001 ban on Argentinian beef was imposed after Foot and mouth disease (virus) was found in the supply, after Argentina started vaccinated their cows against it the meat was slowly reintroduced, yet restricted by a strict USA tariff, until now. Even China passed on importing this current meat they are selling. LOL no thanks
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Community Reviews

Amazon Grocery ground beef is a convenient 80 percent lean, 20 percent fat option that works well for chili, burgers, and freezing. The strongest draw is the price when the deal and coupon line up, with some orders landing near $3 per pound before shipping and a few accounts seeing an extra $5 coupon. Past purchases were described as tasting comparable to grocery store and Costco beef, and the product carries a strong review history and USDA inspection. The main caveat is that pricing and availability vary by area, and the country of origin is not clearly shown, which leaves some shoppers uneasy. A practical pick if the deal price appears on your page.

  • The ground beef can be inspected and passed by the US Department of Agriculture, which supports basic safety oversight.

    ctcsd

  • The beef quality and flavor can match grocery store and Costco ground beef based on a prior purchase at the same price.

    johnwon

  • The beef can freeze well, which helps with meal planning and reducing waste.

    DataJager

  • The deal can be available for some addresses, and inventory can show as in stock for certain areas.

    ctcsd

  • The deal price can vary by account and address, with some views showing a higher per-pound price like $7 or $7.36.

    jknott14Lilyly

  • The effective cost can rise to nearly $4 per pound after adding shipping, which reduces the savings versus earlier $1 to $2 per pound pricing.

    Hat-Trick

  • Country-of-origin labeling can be unclear for ground beef, which can make origin questions harder to resolve before ordering.

    InRainbows

  • The item can be unavailable or return to stock unpredictably, which can block same-day delivery plans.

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Mr_SwensonToday 12:46 AM
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Quote from BrianJason View quoted comment :
is that a positive or negative
Boom. Just got 5lbs. It's probably made from the meat of all those who opposed Trump. But at these beef prices?! Pffff, it'll suffice in some sloppy joes.
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deedz2Today 12:48 AM
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Thx op, tu repped and shared. Oos for me, unfortunately. nod
Today 12:52 AM
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deedz2Today 12:52 AM
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Was looking for Kate to reply to along the lines...
of lemme guess no more trans surgery paid for by the taxpayers nod
Today 12:56 AM
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VyyToday 12:56 AM
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I had 2.99/lb + 50% coupon up to $10 in Northern CA. In for 5, ty op.
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johnwonToday 1:21 AM
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Quote from ctcsd View quoted comment :
Yeah, I agree. This particular product has great reviews on Amazon (4.7 w/over 27,000 reviews!!!!!). Also, as far as I am aware, none of the big chain grocery stores sell ground beef that is labeled w/country of origin. Certainly not for $3/lb. This meat is Inspected & Passed by the US Dept of Agriculture as well.
I ordered this the last time that it was this price and the quality and flavor was just as good as what I get at the grocery store and Costco.
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CFLackyToday 1:27 AM
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Quote from masterz13 View quoted comment :

USDA doesn't require companies to disclose country of origin. That said, plenty of countries outside the US that have good beef...and plenty in the US with bad beef.
China refuses Argentina beef, so. I'll just buy from my local butcher for now
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Out of Stock 21Oct26 1831 Bellingham WA
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Hat-TrickToday 2:43 AM
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Quote from candideals View quoted comment :

Like I already said, China did refuse to buy Argentina meat and they could still be rejecting certain shipments..The US media will air what their owners want them to report. If 50,000 pounds of meat was rejected , then I'm sure it wasn't an isolated issue. No need to respond.
I'll certainly keep responding as long as you keep posting conspiracies and non-factual coulda-woulda-shoulda scenarios. Basically you don't know squat about who is rejecting what and you're clearly not sure of anything so just let it die. No need to respond.

ps. By definition, "currently" is not March 2026.
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Hat-TrickToday 2:47 AM
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Quote from Slimeyface View quoted comment :


1. How did you get the 50% off from that $1.99 deal to make it even cheaper?
2. What's up with your fuzzy math there? $2.99 shipping on a $2.99 product doesn't make it $4 per lb…
  1. There was a 50% off groceries deal back then.
  2. $3 shipping on 5 packages of hamburger is 60 cents per package for shipping, making it $3.60. I rounded up. Close enough.
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consumeralertToday 2:49 AM
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Quote from Flargblarkle View quoted comment :
It's not llama meat, it's beef, CHINA rejected. China doesn't give af about food safety, no way I would order this. Also I'm off grocery store or fast food/restaurant red meat for the next few months.
Ah, 😂 going vegan for a month to avoid red meat and picking sides?!
Like telling you In-laws that you have special dietary issues and can't eat x food at the gathering because it causes severe digestive issues that your doctor has been warning you about. 😉😉
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Hat-TrickToday 2:49 AM
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Quote from CFLacky View quoted comment :
China refuses Argentina beef, so. I'll just buy from my local butcher for now
Thanks for sharing that you base everything you do in your life by what China does.
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Phloyd13Today 2:50 AM
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Quote from Dr. J View quoted comment :
What's up with the hate for Argentinian beef? Before the recent dust up, Argentinian beef used to generally be considered top quality.
Apparently the Argentinian beef was considered reject due to high toxicity of antibiotics by china. So it was shipped here at a reduced price.
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TheDirtCheapToday 3:04 AM
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It seems it's already out of stock. Went mighty fast!
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DataJagerToday 3:40 AM
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Quality is OK, but they do freeze really well

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MaroonJoke9384Today 4:25 AM
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Quote from Phloyd13 View quoted comment :
Apparently the Argentinian beef was considered reject due to high toxicity of antibiotics by china. So it was shipped here at a reduced price.
And you know this first hand, right?

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