Edit: Boca veggie crumbles (I wanted to try them) were $4.99, less the $1 printables, so $3.99. I am not particularly fond of their burgers. Beyond Meat shows as $5.12 each on my receipt after 10% case discount ($61.46 for 12), less the two pdf printables. These are in the freezer section.
Sadly, I did. I wanted to try the Beyond Meat “beef” crumbles and both Whole Foods and The Beyond Meat site have pdfs, $1 each. Buy 12 and you’ll get a 10% discount. Eating it right now in a salsa verde sauce on corn tortillas.
Luna bars are 99¢. Buy 12 or more and you’ll get 10% off (large variety, too), plus there’s a $1.50/3 bars Whole Foods coupon, which gets your price down to under 40¢ a bar. That’s an excellent price for these.
Ultra will have Boca products on sale starting tomorrow for $1.99. It’s actually $2.99 on sale, so $1.99 after coupon. Print this now if you’re in need of more meat alternatives (and these ones are on sale!).
Big Lots here sells the Luna bars for $0.25 everyday, no coupons needed.
Good to know to check for the future, since the stores all seem to have different inventory. Honestly, the best use (to me) of Big Lots is price matching their ads at Walmart…
How much does the Beyond Meat sell for at Whole Foods? Thanks!
This is an ouch reply: $5.12 after the 10% discount for buying 12. Then I used the two $1 coupons, so $3.12 for each frozen pouch. But I have admit that the Beyond Meat products have been pretty spot on in taste and texture.
For an 11 oz pouch? I’ll sell you 11 oz of something that’s not meat for $5.12 🙂
Oh, that’s right — I forget how cheap your gluten-free/dairy-free bread products are!