Bob's Shredded Coconut is $14 but Bob's Flaked Coconut is $24.50. Same qty of all ingredients. Why? http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002...
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Only reason I can think of is because it is flaked and not shredded,which might be a bit trickier to do. I know it sure looks better, sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
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yeah it almost tripled in price and isn't available for subscribe & save anymore either... I need to find some other place to get it for cheaperEdit: just found on the bob's red mill website you can get a 25lb container for very cheap... I'll probably end up getting one of those since I use so much of it anyways.
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It isn't $30/lb, but about $16. From Peet's you pay for shipping. If you have PRIME on Amazon, you don't pay shipping. Look at your local grocery. It's worth the price, btw. :)
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No. It only has one ingredient "organic coconut." You can check the Bob's red mill website to see a better picture of the packaging.
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No this is not standardized. And it's wild harvested in China so it might or might not be organic. $37/lb is crazy expensive! Try Rosemountainherbs dot com -- I just checked and their certified organic is about $20/lb + shipping, but it looks to be temporarily out of stock.
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I am not sure, however, I think it came from Caribbean. Delicious. I only paid $75.99 for 5 lbs. I don't think I would pay $115.00.
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Price gouging is correct. I have been buying these for several months at BJ.s. Four jars yesterday, priced at $8.59 per 37 oz jar. So I saved $81.60. Amazon is obviously not aware of this rip off.
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This is about the same price in our local grocery store. I hate going to the store so if it is about the same price I prefer to just order it online instead of going to the store.
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Mine was less than $20 for the 1 pound bottle. Search for the best price, there are some sellers out there that are charging a lot more, as it is hard to find in retail stores.
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The box says 7 grams per 2 tbsp. serving. It is solely from the coconut, there is NO sugar or anything added!
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That appears to be the cost now. I bought it in February; $12.99 for one box. Obviously I was not paying attention to the cost. The cereal was good (if you really like coconut) but even at that price way too expensive for my taste and budget. We use organic coconut oil for baking and drink almond/coconut blend milk (Silk brand from Whitewave) so we get the benefit of coconut that way at a reasonable cost
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Good Morning,Thank you for your email. I can confirm that the different prices you see are the different sellers. I can confirm that we sell this item for $76.99 across the whole of Amazon.I hope this helps and please let me know if you have any further enquiries.Kind RegardsAmyCooking marvellous
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Same here. My local grocery store has exactly the same product at $3.59. Go take a look.
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I don't know what more expensive flakes you are talking about, but this shredded coconut doesn't seem to have much flavor and the coconut shreds are tiny and quite hard. I use it for baking where I don't want a strong coconut flavor, where the other ingredients help soften it when it bakes. For some things it works fine. For others, I would choose a different coconut.
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Nutricity does not supply product listing information, and the information provided here is from the manufacturer. I apologize for any confusion there has been. Prices do fluctuate from time to time to reflect the lowest price available at any time, but this listing is for a 6-pack.
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Yes. At a local restaurant where I found it first it was 4.95 a can. But I haven't found it cheaper on the net
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I too wondered about this, and after some searching found what may be the best quality edible clay blend of all for about $9 per pound at Greenclays dot com. They also have the same identical edible clay as Pure Clay for under $4 per pound (compare to Pure Clay at nearly $25 per pound).