Publix brand challenge info - post here (spring 2008)

[SyLph211]

I am getting excited to see what they offer.

Question: Is it limited to one set per transaction or can I buy 2-3 of a particular brand and get the publix brands also??

[smokeydiamond]

Originally Posted by SyLph211 I am getting excited to see what they offer. Question: Is it limited to one set per transaction or can I buy 2-3 of a particular brand and get the publix brands also??

Last time it was limit one per transaction.

[nolejagbuc]

The deals are up on the website! It is for paper plates, cups, napkins. Not the best it could be, but free is free, right?!

[SyLph211]

It's limited to one per customer. Atleast there are coupons fo rthe vanity fair and dixie plates

[momof2angels]

Do you guys think that we can use the Target partyware coupon on these products? For those stores where you can use competitor coupons?

[pennywatcher]

Originally Posted by momof2angels Do you guys think that we can use the Target partyware coupon on these products? For those stores where you can use competitor coupons?

It's going to be dependent on the cashier/manager. Folks have successfully argued at Target that any disposable plates/flatware/cups qualify as partyware. You may, however, end up with a cashier/manager that decides the term "partyware" means the objects have to be colored or in a particular area of the store or have cartoon characters on them.

ETA: Two things to remember. 1) The free Publix item does not count toward the $15 minimum purchase on this coupon and 2) The Target coupon states "one per transaction".

[Gromit]

Originally Posted by SyLph211 Question: Is it limited to one set per transaction or can I buy 2-3 of a particular brand and get the publix brands also??

Originally Posted by smokeydiamond Last time it was limit one per transaction.

I've asked at three different stores, and all have said that I could buy any or all of the three pairs.

You also do not have to buy all 3 of the national items. Each pair is a separate BOGO deal.

The limitation is that a customer can get maximum one of each pair (so, for example, you can't get 4 pairs of plates to stock up for your party). But you could get one pair of napkins and one pair of plates.

YMMV. If your store limits you to one pair total, let us know. But I think that corporate wants people to try as many different Publix-brand items as possible.

[eisor]

Anyone know the prices of the three products that are included? I'm trying to figure out what the price would be AC.

[~Rachel~]

I just happened to look at the paper plates yesterday here in Central FL and the Dixie ones were $4.xx (I think) and the Publix ones were like $.20 less. That's all I looked at.

[smokeydiamond]

Originally Posted by eisor Anyone know the prices of the three products that are included? I'm trying to figure out what the price would be AC.

I didn't not the exact price, just that it wasn't worth it to me.