Libby Roast Beef With Gravy, as preps?
 

OK, change of plans on this posting. I was going to order some of these last night, and didn't so this morning I thought of you guys, so here I am.

Well they are out of stock but with the promo running until September 15, 2007 I think that they will get more in stock. Unless they are closing them out, in which case oh well I tried. So here it goes.

Save $25 today when you spend $49 or more on any combination of Conagra products offered by Amazon.com. Simply add eligible products from the brands listed on this page and use the following code when you check out: SNACKS99. Here's how. Offer valid through September 15, 2007.

Here is a link to all of the Conagra products.
http://www.amazon.com/b/ref=amb_link...f_rd_i=ConAgra

The main ones that I was thinking of were the Libby Roast Beef With Gravy, and corned beef.

http://www.amazon.com/grocery-breakf...ER&brand=Libby
As I recall the prices were: $19-20 on the roast beef, and $14-15 on the corned beef.
Roast beef, 96 oz 6 lbs. (granted not all meat) accepting $20 on the price, that is 3.33 per lb. then half that $1.67/lb. It seems like a good deal, but I am not familiar with the product. I tried to price it here in town, but they do not carry it.

Well I am sure you will let me know what you think. I have learned a lot from this site, and hope to give back in a useful way.

all else fails, ctrl - z

Re: Libby Roast Beef With Gravy, as preps?
 

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