Your help please, doing Brands You Love promo

[Ciel]

The butter is No Name as well and a good deal for $3-4!

[Frugal]

Anybody have success in stacking this pts promo with another?

[Arjon]

Anybody have success in stacking this pts promo with another?

It should stack with any offers of bonus points for a specific product from the five brands, so e.g. if you have a 3000 bonus pts offer for say Life multi-vitamins that cost you $15 or more, you'll get both the 4000 and the 3000. If you're a senior, you can also get the 3000 plus 20% off on seniors day if the vitamins are regular price; you'd have to buy something else to get back up to the $15 to get the 4000.

[Silk]

I'd suggest you look for clearance sections not in food but maybe near post office or pharmacy or even near cash to see if discontinued PC or NN or Life brand items are priced for under a dollar. The PC fruit treats don't have as much flavour as brand name ones but in a pinch for sweets, they'll do.

Thanks for the suggestions, Ciel!

[Silk]

The butter is No Name as well and a good deal for $3-4!

I had a problem with the NN butter. I bought the salted and found the salt was not evenly distributed so haven't bought it since. But thanks

[Silk]

Anybody have success in stacking this pts promo with another?

It should stack with any offers of bonus points for a specific product from the five brands, so e.g. if you have a 3000 bonus pts offer for say Life multi-vitamins that cost you $15 or more, you'll get both the 4000 and the 3000. If you're a senior, you can also get the 3000 plus 20% off on seniors day if the vitamins are regular price; you'd have to buy something else to get back up to the $15 to get the 4000.

What she said But it is not supposed to work with 'general' offers - like 4,000 pts wus $40 etc.

[Silk]

I just noticed that President's Choice and Stylize are also included in the promo.

I edited my OP to include that info!

Edit: Ok, Stylize is in the small print (when you click for details) but not in the big print...

[Arjon]

It should stack with any offers of bonus points for a specific product from the five brands, so e.g. if you have a 3000 bonus pts offer for say Life multi-vitamins that cost you $15 or more, you'll get both the 4000 and the 3000. If you're a senior, you can also get the 3000 plus 20% off on seniors day if the vitamins are regular price; you'd have to buy something else to get back up to the $15 to get the 4000.

I was able to confirm with a senior that on this past senior day, the 20% discount on regular-priced Life items, a bonus point offer on a specific Life item and the 4000 point Brands We Love bonus did indeed stack.

[torontogal12]

Does no name make vinegar or baking soda? Those would be easy fillers

[nalaric]

Does no name make vinegar or baking soda? Those would be easy fillers

I've bought the no name vinegar and apple cider vinegar before, for $1

[Silk]

I was able to confirm with a senior that on this past senior day, the 20% discount on regular-priced Life items, a bonus point offer on a specific Life item and the 4000 point Brands We Love bonus did indeed stack.

Thanks for posting that, Arjon. Hope that will help out some SCers!

[Silk]

Does no name make vinegar or baking soda? Those would be easy fillers

I've bought the no name vinegar and apple cider vinegar before, for $1

Thank you @torontogal12 and @nalaric for those ideas I won't need either white or ACV for a while, but baking soda is a possibility. Have never seen it in NN but i'll take a look.

[super807]

I had a problem with the NN butter. I bought the salted and found the salt was not evenly distributed so haven't bought it since. But thanks

The NN butter is Gay Lea butter.

[Silk]

The NN butter is Gay Lea butter.

That's interesting @super807 . Can you tell me where you heard this? I have heard good things about Gay Lea butter but the NN one I bought was disappointing. The food manager told me another customer also complained about it. Apparently she was a very experience baker and whatever she was baking didn't turn out well when she used the NN butter.

[super807]

That's interesting @super807. Can you tell me where you heard this? I have heard good things about Gay Lea butter but the NN one I bought was disappointing. The food manager told me another customer also complained about it. Apparently she was a very experience baker and whatever she was baking didn't turn out well when she used the NN butter.

Dairy products in Canada have identifiers on them that tell you which company. It's a number with an oval around it, somewhere on the packaging. The NN butter and cottage match those from Gay Lea. I will try to remember to take a photo and post tomorrow when I am home, so that you can see what to look for.