Rebate ~ Discussion: FAQ alcohol rebate definitions

[Mrs.Nemo]

I'm wondering the same thing...

[cheynesnana]

According to Google... London Broil is marinated flank steak.. so I would think it would count as steak.. HTH

[nrpeace17]

I concur, london broil is a type of steak for sure.

[uummm]

Hhhuummm....Has anyone tried to send that in as a Steak rebate? I would hate to loose $10 over something stupid like that. Now I wish I didn't send in my $3 rebate where I used a "Steak" receipt. I would should have used the london broil for that one, better to loose $3 than $10.

[XUfan]

One of the Budweiser rebates asks for reciepts for salty snacks (along with lots of other stuff). I have enough to send it in IF nuts are considered salty snacks. I bought 2 cans today at CVS today, and it would take me to the $20 requirement if they'll work.

So...has anyone actually used nuts (cashews, etc) for a Bud or Miller rebate, that asks for salty snacks? If so...did it work??

Thanks!!

[mfaust]

I have not used nuts, but I would think that it would work.

Call the number on the rebate and find out. I think they have a detailed list available to them.

[wannabefree]

I was wondering about popcorn....what's a saltier snack than that? I think I used it but ended up making sure I had extra stuff to compensate.

Good question though.......

[kdownie]

I would think nuts would definitely count and popcorn probably.

[Mikki 316]

I used Planter's coctail peanuts and mixed nuts the first time I did a beer rebate and got the rebate. You could always call and ask to be sure. HTH

[XUfan]

Thanks everyone!! Although I just looked at the receipt, and it really doesn't say nuts on it. It says Gold Emblem COL C. Which I guess means colossal cashews. I seriously doubt they'd figure that out!