32″ Insignia TV is the main deal at $160 – what a shocker a week before the big game! I like this Jackery Explorer solar power generator because it’ll give you more than cell power during an outage. Check out this and other offers on Best Buy Daily Deals.
Black Winter Truffle, 1oz for $63.99. Huge savings! With a hands-on salesman for each restaurant, Mikuni is the go-to truffle source. They only supply the finest quality truffles and offer the best service. Cook with it, infuse oils and vinegars – experiment!
Nice bonus deal on a Chefman 20L air fryer/convection toaster oven with 20 presets – only $129.99. FirstBorn uses ours all the time for putting the crisp back in leftovers (like chicken strips). Here’s what no-oil chicken thighs look like. Check out this and other offers on Best Buy Daily Deals.
Hate paying more, but dishwasher detergent is expensive even at Walmart – what can you do? Tried making my own (already had the ingredients) and it was a clusterf*ck, okay?
Saffron Road is a great brand, as is Tasty Bite (organic!), so Pita loaded up the cart on each. Definitely shocked by the Seven-Up and Canada Dry, although I think these are seasonal flavors that people fight over. Stock up now!
Old Spice scrubbing cleanser was a surprise
And I don’t know how personalized the diet advice can be when it’s on a Dollar Tree shelf 🙂
According to multiple news outlets:
New York (CNN Business) Amazon is raising the price of its annual Prime subscriptions from $119 to $139 per year in the United States, the company announced along with its earnings report Thursday. The price of a monthly subscription will also increase from $12.99 to $14.99.
The company said it is increasing the price because of “expanded Prime membership benefits,” such as added Prime Video content and expanded free same-day shipping, as well as to compensate for the rising costs of labor and transportation in its distribution network. The move comes as prices for just about everything — from food to energy — have gone up in recent months. Amazon (AMZN)’s global workforce has doubled over the past two years, to 1.6 million employees, and the company also said last year that it had increased wages for thousands of workers.The company last raised prices for Prime in 2018, when it bumped the annual membership up from $99. The latest price hike represents a 17% increase.
The change will go into effect on February 18 for new Prime members and after March 25 for existing members. If you have any students in the household or receive government assistance, you should sign up for Amazon‘s half-price promotion; students get it for FREE for six months, and then pay the half-price rate.
