Through Saturday (October 31, 2009), Amazon is running a sweet deal on 100% Pure Maple Syrup. I'm not sure how many of you buy maple syrup, but I'm pretty sure this is about the best deal out on it–unless you make your own or something!
Here's how to get 32 ounces of 100% Pure Maple Syrup for $12.50 shipped:
::Go here and choose between Grade A, Grade B, or organic Coombs Family Farm 100% Pure Maple Syrup (there's a small price difference between each of these).
::Choose the Subscribe and Save option. (This will take
another 15% off your order. According to the details, you can cancel
this anytime you'd like so be sure to cancel this immediately after you
place your order. You just have to click the button to cancel it and
you're done.)
::Use coupon code BASCOM35 at checkout (this code expires October 31, 2009) to get another 35% off your order.
::Checkout and your total should be approximately $12.50 after the discounts. Use any accumulated Swagbuck gift cards to further lower your out-of-pocket costs.
::Remember to immediately cancel the Subscribe and Save service by going to "My Account" and clicking on "Subscriptions".
::If you want to purchase more than one jug of maple syrup, you can just repeat the process above and make separate orders and each should only be approximately $12.50 each.
Thanks so much, Cyndy!
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i can’t get the subscribe and save to work either. Maybe because I’m already a Prime member? Dunno. Taking too much time to figure out though.
Awesome! I had purchased some organic grade B from Whole Foods for $17, and it is an hour away! This saves me time and money! Thanks, Crystal.
I hate paying so much for maple syrup but my husband is a maple syrup snob. He just ran out and I needed to get some more. I don’t buy it that often so I wouldn’t know what a good price is, but everyone else here says it’s a good deal so I ordered him a jug.Hopefully this will last him a while!
Thank you for the tip. My husband only likes real maple syrup and it is as expensive as hard liquor. We bought 10 16 oz bottles. My kids are still going to eat the Aunt Jemimas. Thought I was going to have to tap my trees in the backyard.
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