I need to stock the beer fridge with Diet Coke and I won't pay more than $3 for a 12 pack. Preferably less than that.


thanks guys!

Kroger typically has 4 12 packs for 10 bucks...

just dont buy 12 packs from a conv. store and youll be fine, grocery stroes will all be pretty close.

My Kroger has been expensive with Coke lately...finally got tired of waiting and bought on their 3 for $10 "sale". It had been consistently over $4. Been forever since I've seen one of the great 4 for 10 or 5 for 11 deals.

Usually it's $4+ if they aren't on sale.

They are $3 at Target this week. Kroger has DP on sale. You can check Randalls and HEB's ads online.

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I need to stock the beer fridge with Diet Coke

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There's just something wrong with that.

HEB usually has good deals on cokes. Not sure if they are on sale right now or not, but they will almost always be cheaper than Kroger or Randall's or any other store that requires a *savings* card.

Just buy the store brand. It's the same stuff IMO.

Yeah, I second HEB.

Never and I repeat NEVER buy soft drinks from Randalls. They're always around $5/12pack. I just can't figure out who would pay that much when every other store sells them for 2.50-3.50.

Randalls licks on all thier prices.

Randalls can go **** themselves

And "store brand" diet coke tastes nothing like Diet Coke.

Either Walgreen's or CVS had Coke products 4 for $9. I stocked up on that deal the other day

diet coke=bad for you

This thread is all sorts of party.

all soda=bad for you

~egon

PS - diet coke has more than 1 calorie.

how many does it have?

This thread reeks of obesity.

In my food engineering class, we talked about it. It has more than 1, due to the fact that the items in the soda have energy contributions. But the problem with soda (well the phosphoric acid in ALL soda) is that it strips out calcium from your body. Your bones are a calcium sink, so as the levels decrease in your body, it takes it from the bones. Over time, if you don't replenish it, you get holes in your bones, aka osteoporosis. That has been part of the reason for the massive rise in that disease.

http://www.emaxhealth.com/11/586.html

Interesting tidbit about soda (mostly how the sweeteners affect your blood work/insulin levels).

~egon

edit: typos

[This message has been edited by egonpyro (edited 11/7/2008 8:45a).]