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~ Nutiva Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is only $15.30 for 30 ounces at Amazon with subscribe and save. This is the type of coconut oil which has a coconuty flavor. If you’re interested in the same great nutrition but want to avoid the coconut flavor, you can get 64 ounces of Expeller Pressed Coconut Oil at Tropical Traditions for $25.00 plus shipping. Expeller pressed coconut oil is flavorless.
~ Now throught the end of the month, you can get a one year prefered customer membership to Beyond Organic for FREE! This will allow you to receive 20% off all products, plus many more perks. Read the details of this program here. Plus, be sure to read my review of Beyond Organic and enter the giveaway they are offering.
~ Buy a case of six 28 ounce bags of Arrowhead Mills Organic Popcorn for $15.20 at Amazon with subscribe and save.
~ Get a case of ten 22-ounce bags of Garden of Eatin’ Tortilla Chips for $45.12 at Amazon with subscribe and save.
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I am so glad you posted this Laura because it gave me the opportunity to tell you of something wonderful that happened to me with Vita-Cost. I am very happy to report that they called me back while I was boarding a plane to sunny Arizona. I shared my concerns about the maple syrup saga and then I was asked one question. What would it take to make it right in my eyes? The manager agreed and we were both quite happy with our agreement. I love it when a company makes it right when there is a problem. I will be glad to use the company again. Thanks so much Laura. I wanted you and your readers to know my positive outcome since I was so vocal in my unhappiness. Thank you Vita-Cost for making it right.
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Laura, have you ever tried the Vitacost brand Extra virgin coconut oil? I have bought it twice now and thought it was great. It’s also really reasonable! $6.99 for 16 oz. and $20.09 for 54 oz.
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Tonya W Reply:
February 27th, 2012 at 11:56 am
I’d love to know about this too. Seems like a great price! Also, I assume this is the kind that still tastes like coconut? Do you usually keep both versions on hand?
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Laura Reply:
February 27th, 2012 at 3:15 pm
I haven’t yet tried the Vitacost brand, but it sounds like it’s great quality. I do keep both the virgin and the expeller pressed on hand at all times so that I can use them for different purposes. I love the virgin for baked goods, but the expeller pressed for frying or for foods I don’t want a coconut flavor.
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Tonya W Reply:
February 28th, 2012 at 1:05 pm
I decided to order the refined coconut oil from Vitacost http://www.vitacost.com/Spectrum-Refined-Organic-Coconut-Oil but then went shopping today and saw this exact same jar at my Walmart for cheaper (it was $5.98 at Walmart). I know you’ve said you didn’t find a good quality of oil at your walmart. So, now I’m wondering if this is one you’ve tried? Is there something specific I should look for indicating a good quality of oil?
Laura Reply:
February 28th, 2012 at 1:42 pm
he Spectrum coconut oil is a good choice. The only brand I’d found at my Walmart had been a weird brand that didn’t seem to be very high quality. I’ll have to look again and see if my wmart now carries other options!
I clicked on the link you have for the free one year membership to Beyond Organic, but it took me to a link where I had to buy the package you received (for $50) in order to get the “free” membership.
Since I don’t want the $50 package as it contains products we don’t need and/or use I declined.
I generally don’t shop at businesses that charge me a fee to shop there (nope—no Costco membership).
Angela
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