Save On foods (Red Deer, AB) had it on for $3.99 yesterday as a manager's special.
Save On foods (Red Deer, AB) had it on for $3.99 yesterday as a manager's special.
??? Anyone seen this rice yet? Anywhere mentioned in the above places. Please...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mooseenzo
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Wow!! Great price.Quote:
Originally Posted by thriftygranny
Awesome score :top:! Lol fingers crossed other locations will start "clearing it out" for the same price :-). Thanks for the heads up.
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Originally Posted by zandermor
OMG that is a sweet deal, it would take me an hour and a half to get to Red Deer which is way to far to travel for rice hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by zandermor
I tried buying 2 packs of chicken at Walmart yesterday but she made me do two transactions, I always seem to get the cashier who either doesn't know how to do coupons or acts like the coupon money is coming right out of their own pocket, lol. I also had 4 coupons for "spend 5.00 on Quaker and receive free box of Quaker soft cookies" the oatmeal which we use a lot of was on for 2 for 5.00 so i had 8 packs of oatmeal with the 4 cookies, she said you can only use one coupon so i looked behind me and there was no other customers in sight so i said just do 4 transaction, like I knew what I was doing (I have no idea, just learning to use coupons) and she looked like she was going to pitch a fit but proceeded to try, in the end the manager showed her how to do the first, the cashier next door showed her again how to do #2 and then she had to call the manager to show her again for 3rd and 4th, in the end I was like ring it it , void it, pantry item #4 code blah blah blah, even I could tell how to do it but it was pretty cool to see all the coupon credits on the bottom of the bills.
Yes there are a variety of cashier's at WM and elsewhere; some know what they are doing, others less so. You were patient, kind, helpful and look at the results---all those beautiful coupon credits on the bottom of the receipt :sweet:. Keep up the great work!Quote:
Originally Posted by albianne
Hi
looking for them in Ottawa again..have disappeared from Ogilvie road and mcArthur loblaws
$77.87 13 × Uncle Bens rice tubs @ $5.99
-$11.98 SCOP on 2 buckets of rice as price scanned incorrectly on 2 different purchases :cheesygrin:
-$7.00 X $1 coupons used
-$13.00 worth of airmiles received
-$104. 00 26 X $4 coupons off any chicken :eek:
-$26.00 26 X $1 coupons for Uncle Bens Bistro Express Rice
=credit of $84.11 :top:The credit I am referring to is not an actual cash credit; rather when I take the actual cost of the rice and then subtract the coupons & points that I will receive that are of value to me, it's as if I got paid to buy the rice when the other items are taken into consideration.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleMinx
I finally found them at Loblaws near my house and picked up 8 tubs four brown rice and 4 regular. There was a coupon at the store for 1.00 but didn't use it as it said convered rice 700 g - 1.6 kg. Brown rice fell into that category but I didn't think it was converted rice. Anyways I made the plain white rice but nobody wanted to eat them as they are pretty thick not like the basmati rice we are used to. I don't think will buy more unless they become cheaper as we didn't like the rice.
So glad you found the rice. But true it is a different flavor than basmati. Try doing a rice pilaf recipe. There are a lot of different recipes as rice is very versatile and blends well with a lot of things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kwala
At the beginning of this thread there was a basic recipe posted that one person makes using soy sauce, oil and a can of mushrooms. I tried it and it's very good.
In any event you've got some great coupons for chicken--go have fun with them!!
If you have a food processor, place cabbage, green beans, carrots and cut them into tiny pieces, put one tablespoon oil, all the above cut veggies, soy sauce, salt, chilli flakes(if you like spice, else masala if you like), one spion vinegar, cover with lid until veggies are little coojed and then mix cooked rice.
No luck in brantford
The tubs that were in all four Zehrs in my area are disappearing, too. Only one store still has them in stock. I couldn't resist and bought a few more today. The rice is donated and I keep the coupons . . . win, win! :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by immac2947
nothing here in Regina and I want rice for cabbage rolls
I think once these tubs are sold, that will be it. I keep checking my RCSS as I thought for sure they would come there as several other stores under the Loblaws banner had them, but nada. I'd be tempted to keep picking up a couple, three as well. Great score!Quote:
Originally Posted by lotsasavings
So sorry to hear that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Anna Michele
So how does this deal work? What did you do?
The tubs are $5.99 you get 1000 points for each tub plus $10 in coupons
Its a pretty penny out of pocket if you dont have points but the chicken coupons are worth it with a dec expiry
Morningrose, do you gently cook your chopped veggies first, then add them to some cooked rice? I like the flavor combination of this and will be trying it.Quote:
Originally Posted by morningrose
I finally found my uncle bens rice at a Super C with the coupons inside. I'm a happy camper
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I am thrilled for you!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by dimaa
Enjoy those coupons (and rice of course)!!
What $1.00 coupon are you guys using to buy these tubs?
Thanks Morningrose for the recipe. What I did was put half an onion and couple of cloves of garlic in the food processor and chopped it. Sortayed it for a minute, then put carrots and beans in the food processor and chopped them, added it to the onion garlic mix and while it was getting cooked, used 1 zucchini, 1 red bell pepper and some mushrooms and put it through the food processor and then added it to the skillet. Added some spices, lemon and a spoon of soya sauce and cooked for another couple of minutes and then added the cooked rice and it turned out very good. Atleast now it was eaten. I did zucchini and pepper separately because they are softer than carrots and beans and if I put them all together they will end up in a paste.
Ohh--thanks for sharing. I will definitely be trying this. It's a wonderful way to incorporate more veggies into our diet--there is never enough!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kwala
Sorry I saw this post now, yes we gently cook them so veggies shouldn't loose crispness, I take equal quantities of veggies es to cooked rice , so 3cups of veggies to 1 cup of uncooked rice, if you like spicy take 2thai chillies too chopped finely along with 3finely garlic cloves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lavender Lady
It is once in a week in our menu.
Thanks for showing interest.
I plan to try your version as well. I have lots of rice to practice with.Quote:
Originally Posted by morningrose
There wS still some left at zehrs in barrie on Essa road
So kind of you to let others know.Quote:
Originally Posted by windowwendy
I checked at a co-op that I knew had some. It had been advertised for $5.88 on sale; now it's back up to $7.99 reg price.
