Looks Like A Good Deal, Buy I Wonder About The Expiration Date.
FinancialAnalyst
Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 5:49p
Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/.
homersaysdoh
Mmm beer!
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 5:55p
FinancialAnalyst said: Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/. Awesome, thanks for sharing. My dog plays in DHMO on a regular basis. What should I do ?
Expiration dates ranged from mid to late 2013. If ordering online with site to store, open your box at the store to check for dented cans. They'll let you exchange them before you leave.
What a joke... quit wearing the tinfoil hat. Open your mind, and your true knowledge of these things will grow.
peepsiemom
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 6:47p
Jazzmaster, What zombie hunter means is he knows nothing about it, wishes it weren't true and he's embarrassed by his ignorance. Thus, the personal attack. Predictable first move from a putz.
savylisa said: Expiration dates ranged from mid to late 2013. If ordering online with site to store, open your box at the store to check for dented cans. They'll let you exchange them before you leave.
So 6 month to a year, Thats good to know. I think I will go for the Minestrone Soup. Thanks for the deal and the tip, Green from me....
phutureprimative
Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 7:17p
FinancialAnalyst said: Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/.
I seriously doubt "jazzmaster" knew this since it is complete rubbish.
I realize conspiracy freaks are prone to exageration annd histrionics but to make this claim is genuinely funny!
aaaaaaaaautorepair said: got a case and also bought 4 cases (384 total) of good ole regular 60 watt bulbs...not the cfl crap that looks like a candle when you turn them on...Ive stocked up to last me AND my family a lifetime,,,enjoy those guvment bulbs you will HAVE to buy soon...not me...
I don't know why people buy incandescent bulbs. It looks terrible, makes everything look yellow, and you can barely read anything under it. Not to mention it radiates heat and jacks up energy bills.
yesidonoitall
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 7:48p
There is quite often a soup, same brand here in the stores for $1.00
Most food at the grocery is including Pop Tarts. I appreciate that you care enough to share, but building a better potato or strawberry doesn't top my list of things to worry about.
I like to know too, But it has to be at this price. $1 per can
triamarker
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 8:22p
Nice first post, savylisa. Keep up the good work.
kaveh2k
Handsome Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 8:24p
how about making your own soups?
in our family, we've never bought canned soup before. We even make our own chicken broths. Nothing beats home made soup. No chemicals, GMO, etc.
But good deal for those who like canned soups and don't have time to make home made soups. Green OP.
FinancialAnalyst
Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 8:39p
phutureprimative said: FinancialAnalyst said: Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/.
I seriously doubt "jazzmaster" knew this since it is complete rubbish.
I realize conspiracy freaks are prone to exageration annd histrionics but to make this claim is genuinely funny!
Not to ruin the joke, but you realize this is a joke, right? Dihydrogen monoxide (H2O) is water.
But I guess you sure showed me how much smarter you are.
boboq
Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 9:03p
Hello, I often buy at WalMart. Thanks for taking time to share this deal.
Ctol1
Thrifty Member
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 9:29p
Thanks for the heads up, the haters are fools and no doubt ever researched the problem of GMO's Many products do contain GMO's but are not required to label them.
if only they had progresso's gumbo soup then yes i'd buy a cpl cases of that flavor mmm
happypants
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Dec. 9, 2012 @ 11:22p
FinancialAnalyst said: Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/.
When I go camping I bring a couple of packets of dehydrated DHMO along - just add water!
I usually don't take jabs against a senior member but how about donating some canned soup to the food pantry? They recipients usually don't care about the GMO or whatever. They just want something to eat.
I usually don't take jabs against a senior member but how about donating some canned soup to the food pantry? They recipients usually don't care about the GMO or whatever. They just want something to eat.
Too much GMO food and you turn into a zombie. Jazzmaster is doing their part to reduce the size of the zombie army by not purchasing canned soup for the pantry.
A side-effect of GMO zombification is an obsession to fight GMO food, colorfully illustrated in the game Plants vs. Zombies.
keaton85
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 11, 2012 @ 11:41p
aaaaaaaaautorepair said: got a case and also bought 4 cases (384 total) of good ole regular 60 watt bulbs...not the cfl crap that looks like a candle when you turn them on...Ive stocked up to last me AND my family a lifetime,,,enjoy those guvment bulbs you will HAVE to buy soon...not me... Someones got brain damage!
I thought the fatwallet way was to save money? I guess your parents are still paying your electric bills haha
yesidonoitall
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 11, 2012 @ 11:49p
I go to 2 of these regularly, they both work the same way. When the line gets 10 or people more they call for another checker (they have workers all over the store) At this point 5 in line have just left their carts, so another checker is now cancelled. They just wait tooooooooooooo long to add one. Also the checkers are oblivious to the line getting longer until it is too late.
yesidonoitall
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 11, 2012 @ 11:50p
If TMZO was a bad ingredient it would not be allowed in the soup....
steveoreno
Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 12:55a
Am I the only one near a grocery store that regularly sells these for $10 for $10.00 no minimum and all varieties?
yesidonoitall
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 2:24a
steveoreno said: Am I the only one near a grocery store that regularly sells these for $10 for $10.00 no minimum and all varieties?
There is the Traditional and another they make, maybe Classic, quite often the Traditional is $1.00 a can, the other not. It might the Rich and Hearty that is higher price.
I like the Hearty Tomato
dazviking
Thrifty Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 7:40a
happypants said: FinancialAnalyst said: Thank you Jazzmaster for letting us know about such an important topic as GMO! But for something equally as scary - did you know the number one ingredient on many of these soups is a chemical called Dihydrogen Monoxide? You can read more about this dangerous chemical (which is the #1 component of acid rain) at http://www.dhmo.org/.
When I go camping I bring a couple of packets of dehydrated DHMO along - just add water! Anyone on FW knows it's cheaper to make your own, than buy packets. LINK
aarzi
Graceful Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 7:57a
yesidonoitall said: steveoreno said: Am I the only one near a grocery store that regularly sells these for $10 for $10.00 no minimum and all varieties?
There is the Traditional and another they make, maybe Classic, quite often the Traditional is $1.00 a can, the other not. It might the Rich and Hearty that is higher price.
I like the Hearty TomatoYeah, some are higher-priced, hence $1 on sale. The rest can be 83c, 75c, or even 66c.
bkid
New Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 2:13p
There were coupons in Sundays paper I believe as well..Dollar Tree now takes coupons as well...starting earlier this year!
Scotty2Hottie
Senior Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 2:21p
In for a 12 pack
h3c3H3c3
New Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 3:42p
I've never heard of ANY Dollar Tree (or Big Lots ) accepting MANUFACTURER's Coupons. Any body actually used them at your (local Dollar Tree...WHICH city/state took yours)? Thanks h3c3@aol.com
h3c3H3c3 said: I've never heard of ANY Dollar Tree (or Big Lots ) accepting MANUFACTURER's Coupons. Any body actually used them at your (local Dollar Tree...WHICH city/state took yours)? Thanks h3c3@aol.com
h3c3H3c3 said: I've never heard of ANY Dollar Tree (or Big Lots ) accepting MANUFACTURER's Coupons. Any body actually used them at your (local Dollar Tree...WHICH city/state took yours)? Thanks h3c3@aol.com
It a fairly new offer.
yesidonoitall
Greedy Member
posted: Dec. 12, 2012 @ 4:58p
savylisa said: h3c3H3c3 said: I've never heard of ANY Dollar Tree (or Big Lots ) accepting MANUFACTURER's Coupons. Any body actually used them at your (local Dollar Tree...WHICH city/state took yours)? Thanks h3c3@aol.com
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