4 for $11 or 2 for $5.50? Revisited 4 for $11 or 2 for $5.50? Revisited
I posted earlier about how packaging pricing does seem to work in: 4 for $11 or 2 for $5.50? where I compared different prices for Coke, based on packaging. And, surprisingly, there was no correlation between cost and value. Here are some pictures I tried to take tonight.
Here we have 8 8oz cans of coke for $3.49:
Now we have 6 12 oz plastic bottles for $3.49:
Here, 12 12oz cans for $2.75, or 4 for $11:
Here are 6 12oz glass bottles for $4.29:
And two liter bottles for $1 (10 for $10):
I should note that the Kroger's brand was even cheaper: their cola, etc., cost $.50 for a two liter bottle (20 for $10).
Here we have 8 8oz cans of coke for $3.49:
Now we have 6 12 oz plastic bottles for $3.49:
Here, 12 12oz cans for $2.75, or 4 for $11:
Here are 6 12oz glass bottles for $4.29:
And two liter bottles for $1 (10 for $10):
I should note that the Kroger's brand was even cheaper: their cola, etc., cost $.50 for a two liter bottle (20 for $10).
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