Definitely check that expiration date before you stock up
SunnyTheMasterSwitch on
It’s basically free
SaveHogwarts on
Limited run that they’re trying to get rid of because they have new flavors to stock
DirectionOverall9709 on
When you get a 0.01 price change, you are supposed to remove the product from the floor not put the tag up.
Mandrakearepeopletoo on
Usually, this is meant to signal to the employees to pull the product from the shelves. Its not actually meant to be posted.
zcas on
al3237 on
They put ice cream on a unrefreshed shelf at your supermarket?
Edit: sure downvote me, i asked as icecream are usually in a island square freezer in the middle of the supermarket
TheSeedsYouSow on
Dazs Amazing!!!
Leptonshavenocolor on
What flavor is “Seasonal”?
Sounds like they were trying to liquidate the “eggnog” or “easter bunny” flavors.
Loose_University_945 on
Buy. Them. Out.
Ryukotaicho on
Looks like a manager told an employee “just change the pricing tag” and never explained that a $0.01 price means to pull the item
Putrid_Bullfrog2914 on
Reddit: 1 cEnT mEaNs iTs a dIsPlaY iTeM
HyrrokinAura on
This is so stupid and yes I am very high but now I want to write a story about Penny Haagen-Dazs, the canine heir to the Haagen-Dazs family fortune
Suitable-End- on
1 cent items like this indicate its a seasonal item to be rotated out or a recalled item. Not to be sold.
OwnOutcome6577 on
I’m guessing no one liked triple chocolate fudge cookie
noodlesquare on
I was at Whole Foods once and they had their full size packs of Tates Chocolate Chip Cookies marked 50 cents. I bought 10 packs and it felt like highway robbery. I went back the next week and they were back up to their normal price of $6.99. I have no idea why they were priced so low for just one week, but I was not about to pass it up.
RestaurantNo7749 on
RIP the cashier’s when people bring up loads of ice cream saying it was all behind that one price tag.
WILL_THERE_BE_MATH on
gofigure85 on
punkin_spice_latte on
The store takes the hit on this right? Not the company? Otherwise I wouldn’t normally buy a Nestle product, but would gleefully do so if Nestle takes the hit.
Crystal_collector on
Ooh what grocery store? Their coffee ice cream is my JAM!
QuestioningWalrusi on
This is printed on the shelf strip and was an error, they should have printed a new label which would have shown the true price
geoff1036 on
So… It’s 5 cents, then?
mr_ji on
I used to work with a nerdy guy who would base his lunch choices on how many calories he got per cent. His head would explode if he saw this.
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Well… To the shelf check out with that
Definitely check that expiration date before you stock up
It’s basically free
Limited run that they’re trying to get rid of because they have new flavors to stock
When you get a 0.01 price change, you are supposed to remove the product from the floor not put the tag up.
Usually, this is meant to signal to the employees to pull the product from the shelves. Its not actually meant to be posted.
They put ice cream on a unrefreshed shelf at your supermarket?
Edit: sure downvote me, i asked as icecream are usually in a island square freezer in the middle of the supermarket
Dazs Amazing!!!
What flavor is “Seasonal”?
Sounds like they were trying to liquidate the “eggnog” or “easter bunny” flavors.
Buy. Them. Out.
Looks like a manager told an employee “just change the pricing tag” and never explained that a $0.01 price means to pull the item
Reddit: 1 cEnT mEaNs iTs a dIsPlaY iTeM
This is so stupid and yes I am very high but now I want to write a story about Penny Haagen-Dazs, the canine heir to the Haagen-Dazs family fortune
1 cent items like this indicate its a seasonal item to be rotated out or a recalled item. Not to be sold.
I’m guessing no one liked triple chocolate fudge cookie
I was at Whole Foods once and they had their full size packs of Tates Chocolate Chip Cookies marked 50 cents. I bought 10 packs and it felt like highway robbery. I went back the next week and they were back up to their normal price of $6.99. I have no idea why they were priced so low for just one week, but I was not about to pass it up.
RIP the cashier’s when people bring up loads of ice cream saying it was all behind that one price tag.
The store takes the hit on this right? Not the company? Otherwise I wouldn’t normally buy a Nestle product, but would gleefully do so if Nestle takes the hit.
Ooh what grocery store? Their coffee ice cream is my JAM!
This is printed on the shelf strip and was an error, they should have printed a new label which would have shown the true price
So… It’s 5 cents, then?
I used to work with a nerdy guy who would base his lunch choices on how many calories he got per cent. His head would explode if he saw this.
[Jonah strikes again.](https://youtu.be/H1lgd0Nalcw?t=94)
THATS THE BEST FUCKING ONE BUY THEM ALL!!!!!!!!!
Dollar general tags?