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    Posted: 15 Apr 2012 at 4:47pm
Dh went To Bargain Factory yesterday and came home with some amazing cheeses for only $1-$1.69 each 4-8oz  pack.  He bought baby Brie, aged vintage cheddar, raw sheep's milk blue cheese, herbed goat milk, Reserve herbed Asiago and a couple others that I have never heard of.



Today we got yogurt

1 case 12 pack, 5.3 oz Fage cherry
2 cases 12 pack, 5.3 oz Fage Honey
2 cases 12 pack, 6 oz Stonyfield organic plain
3 cases 24 pack, 4oz Stonyfield organic strawberry, SB/Banana

$1 each case Shocked

But wait there's more...

I also got 8, 32oz Horizons Organic vanilla and plain for $.50 each
Plus 7, 16oz (all they had) of the Horizons organic sour cream for $.50 each



$16 for all that Organic dairy- not a bad day.  Of course the sell by dates range from March 29-April 15th, but we don't care.


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Post Options Post Options   Quote bree Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Apr 2012 at 4:51pm
Holy wow! That's amazing. That sell by date isn't too far back, imo, either. Are you going to freeze most of it? Awesome deals. Never heard of Bargain Factory. Is that where he got the cheese and you got all the dairy too? Amazing!
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Wow!!  That is amazing!  
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Bargain Factory is a freight Salvage store in town :)  We check it out often for great deals and sometimes we find them.  I imagine the yogurt will be gone in 2 weeks or less anyway so no need to freeze it.  Sour cream I may need to freeze some up.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote BrittanyM Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Apr 2012 at 6:58pm
Awesome deals!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote minneapolismama Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Apr 2012 at 7:08pm
whoa! that is insanely awesome. I bet you could freeze a lot of the yogurts into yogurt-cicles, just stick a stick in the top!
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Wow!! Great find!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote J2 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Apr 2012 at 11:36pm
wowzers!!!   
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Post Options Post Options   Quote taowensf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 12:14am
That's incredible, Jenny!!

And you probably know this, but yogurt is usually good for *months* after it's best by date.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote J2 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 12:16am
Originally posted by taowensf taowensf wrote:

That's incredible, Jenny!!

And you probably know this, but yogurt is usually good for *months* after it's best by date.




Really Tess? I didn't know that.
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Post Options Post Options   Quote mairf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 12:20am
Wow!  That is amazing!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote taowensf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 1:37am
Originally posted by J2 J2 wrote:

Originally posted by taowensf taowensf wrote:

That's incredible, Jenny!!

And you probably know this, but yogurt is usually good for *months* after it's best by date.




Really Tess? I didn't know that.


Yes! Even my mom, the queen of "hmm...could it possibly be bad? Let's throw it out!" Will eat months-old yogurt. LOL

For me, if it hasn't been opened and it's less than 3 months old, I won't even consider the possibility of throwing it out. Tongue
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Post Options Post Options   Quote ambrose Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 3:18am
Originally posted by taowensf taowensf wrote:


Originally posted by J2 J2 wrote:

Originally posted by taowensf taowensf wrote:

That's incredible, Jenny!!

And you probably know this, but yogurt is usually good for *months* after it's best by date.




Really Tess? I didn't know that.


Yes! Even my mom, the queen of "hmm...could it possibly be bad? Let's throw it out!" Will eat months-old yogurt. LOL

For me, if it hasn't been opened and it's less than 3 months old, I won't even consider the possibility of throwing it out. Tongue


yeah yougurt keeps forever. i kept a big thing of it at work (back when i worked in an office) and it seriously looked fine for about a year, even after i opened it. Unless i see nasty stuff growing in yougurt I'll eat it.
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yeah yougurt keeps forever. i kept a big thing of it at work (back when i worked in an office) and it seriously looked fine for about a year, even after i opened it. Unless i see nasty stuff growing in yougurt I'll eat it.


Dude. You totally win!! LOL I don't think yogurt has lasted in our house quite that long! Go, Katherine! Thumbs Up
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Post Options Post Options   Quote mommyjessica Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 1:59pm
what amazing deals. i can't believe nobody else snagged that before you got to it.
 
i had no idea yogurt stayed good so long. i'm not a fan though, so i don't pay attention to it, just throw it in jareds lunch ;)
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Yogurt does last forever, but at our house it will be gone in less than 2 weeks.  And the timing for that store is a fator.  I bought up almost all of the yogurt- I left the plain 32 oz containers and the 12 packs of plain.  If I had more room I would have taken all.  As for the cheese, Adam went on Sat and said there was a large amount but when we went back Sun it was nearly all gone with only the strong and unusual types left.  A friend of ours took home a 10lb wheel of something for just $3 Shocked
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Wowza- that is awesome. I'm sure your family will have no trouble eating it all up!
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I love Horizon but never get that great of a deal to buy it!
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Post Options Post Options   Quote ambrose Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16 Apr 2012 at 2:43pm
Originally posted by taowensf taowensf wrote:

Originally posted by ambrose ambrose wrote:


yeah yougurt keeps forever. i kept a big thing of it at work (back when i worked in an office) and it seriously looked fine for about a year, even after i opened it. Unless i see nasty stuff growing in yougurt I'll eat it.


Dude. You totally win!! LOL I don't think yogurt has lasted in our house quite that long! Go, Katherine! Thumbs Up
It's what happens when I say to myself: "yogurt is healthy I *should* eat more of it! I'm gonna buy a big container of it" and then I'm just never motivated to eat it.
 
This particular batch was purchased at a farmer's market from some kind of biodynamic Rudolph Steiner sort of farm or something. I suspect it might have had a lot more going on in there than the typical batch of Dannon.
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