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GuestBack in college when I worked for a grocery store
(Winn Dixie) I would see Milk marked down super low
with a sticker on it. You just had to hit the rightday and the store just had to still have a lot of milk
left when they were not going to be able to sell it
the next day. So it was just a random thing and not aset day of the week or whatever. Usually stores will
sell out of the milk before it gets close to the
“can’t sell” date so you don’t see it getting markeddown very often.
Also in some states, they have “penny days”… (we
don’t in Florida). They had milk for a penny a weekor so ago. Man I wish we had that here!!!!
Amy
— PC Barbara <just_a_girl_022002@yahoo.com> wrote:> How do you find marked down milk? I don’t think I
> have ever seen it marked down.
>> Barbara in MS
>
> “Cynthia Lau-Work @Home United”> <fivefeathersranch@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I buy marked down everything! My favorite
> right now is milk. I love to find marked down milk.> It is usually $1 – $1.50 a gallon. My family
> drinks a gallon a day, so If I can find it i buy
> about three gallons.>
>
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