Eden Organic (BPA Free) canned beans $15.71 for 12 with S&S

[sewarsh]

http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?t=3092113

[babyonway]

Great deal, thanks for posting (we eat a ton of these!!!)

[elbenn]

They are often this price. It is a good price though compared to the grocery store.

[sewarsh]

They are often this price. It is a good price though compared to the grocery store.

you mean on amazon?
do you ever see this low of price on their stewed tomatoes? i'd love to find a deal on these as well.

[elbenn]

I don't know about the Eden brand tomatoes, but the Carmelina San Marzano organic tomatoes are about $30 for 24 cans. I have gotten these before and they are a great value for $1.25 a can.

[daphne]

The prices have gone back up, I think. :(

[babyonway]

The prices have gone back up, I think. :(

I just checked and they are still at that price. They are 18.XX without S&S but you need to select it as a S&S item on the right to get the 15.71 price.

[daphne]

ah, thanks!

[hillview]

Thanks OP love the black beans and it beats Whole Foods price any day!

[essnce629]

For those of you concerned about BPA, the Trader Joe's organic beans are still cheaper at $1.09 a can and they don't use BPA in their canned bean, fish, and meat products. A dozen TJ canned beans would be $13.08.

[hillview]

For those of you concerned about BPA, the Trader Joe's organic beans are still cheaper at $1.09 a can and they don't use BPA in their canned bean, fish, and meat products. A dozen TJ canned beans would be $13.08.

thanks!!

[sewarsh]

For those of you concerned about BPA, the Trader Joe's organic beans are still cheaper at $1.09 a can and they don't use BPA in their canned bean, fish, and meat products. A dozen TJ canned beans would be $13.08.

really???? i had no idea. of course i had to do a little internet research and found this...

http://guide.thesoftlanding.com/2010/03/15/bpa-free-canned-food-options/

I ended up cancelling my order with Amazon. Would prefer to just run to TJs when beans are needed rather than have 12 cans sitting in my pantry for the next 6 months.

[essnce629]

really???? i had no idea. of course i had to do a little internet research and found this...

http://guide.thesoftlanding.com/2010/03/15/bpa-free-canned-food-options/

I ended up cancelling my order with Amazon. Would prefer to just run to TJs when beans are needed rather than have 12 cans sitting in my pantry for the next 6 months.

Yes, I did a thread last year on BPA-free canned foods and tomatoes. Here it is:

http://windsorpeak.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=357449