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Which is the better buy ? 1lb of walnuts for 3.49 or 10 oz of walnuts for 2.49
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Which is the better buy ? 1lb of walnuts for 3.49 or 10 oz of walnuts for 2.49
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10 oz for 2.49. Hope I helped :)
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1lb for 3.49 is
21.8 cents per ounce
.10oz. for 2.49 is
24.9 cents per ounce
. Making the
1lb
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$3.49
is a better buy.
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