Use code HARBO454 to take Sale price of 14.77 down to 11.92-.99 cent shipping/ FS w/ 2 bags
One 5-pound bag containing approximately 485 pieces The original gummi bear, originally called the "Dancing Bear" Flavors are pineapple (white), strawberry (green), lemon (yellow), orange (orange), and and raspberry (red) Invented in 1922, an international favorite
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It depends on how you like your gummy bears. If you like the really soft ones, the costco black forest brand is for you. If you like yours slightly harder then Haribo is for you. I just bought 15 lbs of Haribo. <3
pwalkman said:Hot deal on regular price but they have these on sale for .99cents/5 oz. bag periodically at WalMart and Vons. Less variety at local stores though.
Save an additional 20% when you purchase eligible Haribo products sold by Amazon.com. Enter code HARBO454 at checkout. Offer valid through August 30, 2009.
RickySteve said:pwalkman said:Hot deal on regular price but they have these on sale for .99cents/5 oz. bag periodically at WalMart and Vons. Less variety at local stores though.
Nice math.
11.82 w/ .99 cents S/H comes out to be 2.56 a lb. vs 3 bucks for 3 bags = yes, not much of a deal
You won't have to deal with 4 extra lbs. of empty calories either.
pwalkman said:RickySteve said:pwalkman said:Hot deal on regular price but they have these on sale for .99cents/5 oz. bag periodically at WalMart and Vons. Less variety at local stores though.
Nice math.
11.82 w/ .99 cents S/H comes out to be 2.56 a lb. vs 3 bucks for 3 bags = yes, not much of a deal
You won't have to deal with 4 extra lbs. of empty calories either.
Not all of us can be good at math.
Let's see...
5 lbs for the Amazon deal x 16 oz/lb = 90 oz for the Amazon bag
90 oz (Amazon)/ 5oz a bag (WalMart) = 18 of the WalMart bags in order to get the same amount as one Amazon 5 lb bag
18 bags x 99 cents/bag = $17.82 is what you what you would need to spend at WalMart in order to get 5 lbs.
$17.82 (WalMart) vs 12.81 (Amazon)---which one is less?
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