which is better deal on blueberries this week?

[kris32]

ok so i might be wrong because i read that 1 pint= 1 lb but i also read it is different in liquid vs. food measurements. So if anybody could help me out here, i'd really appreciate it.


No frills it is like 3.77 for 2 lbs

wal mart is 1.44 for a pint = 2.88 for 2 lbs which sounds better if a pint of blueberries is really a lb. Is this right?

[Priceisright]

That math is starting to hurt my head lol , but i find that NF when they have "specials" for fruit (ex strawberries etc) that they are not the greatest in quality.

I would try Wally instead IMO.

[thriftygranny]

If you put rocks in a pint size container it would weigh more than a pint container filled with blueberries, you have to figure out how many ounces of blueberries are in the pint container. It should be on it.For comparisons sake I have a 1/2 pint of blackberries in the fridge and it is 6 ounces so I think a pint of blueberries would be close to 12 ounces. so it would take 2.6 pint contianers to make 2 pounds.So 2 lbs at Walmart will cost you about $3.61 for 2 pounds but you will will have to buy 3 cointainers so it will cost you $4.32 for 2.35 pounds. Really not worth figuring out the two stores are comparible!!! Crap