A 5-pound box of clementines from Morocco was $5.99 on Tuesday at ShopRite in Paramus, the same price H Marts in Englewood and Little Ferry were charging for clementines from Spain.
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By VICTOR E. SASSON
EDITOR
You could shop for food for decades and never figure out when and why supermarkets like ShopRite put stuff on sale.
ShopRite has Can Can Sales in summer and winter, but is that because people don't buy as much food in those months as they do the rest of the year?
At other times, ShopRite promotes its "Price Breaks," which usually last three days.
On Tuesday, the Paramus store off of Route 4 was selling 5-pound boxes of Moroccan Clementines for $5.99, but I overheard another costumer tell her friend, "They were $3.99 last week."
I bought boxes of Spanish Clementines on Saturday and Sunday at H Mart, and weren't interested in the ones in Paramus.
In fact, the only real bargain I found were 59-ounce cartons of Tree Ripe Orange Juice (not from concentrate) for $1.77 each with a ShopRite card (limit of four).
I know you frequent Costco. Did you read online that American Express and Costco are parting ways? The partnership ends March 31. Just wanted to give you a heads up.
ReplyDeleteNo. That's too bad if true. The cash rebates from using the American Express card at Costco, restaurants and gas stations are two to three times what my membership costs.
DeleteI will look for the story.
Looks like end is in 2016, but good news is that Capitol One took Amex's place at Costco in Canada and may do so in U.S. I have one of their cards, too.
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