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3 (8oz) boxes of Camp veggie pasta - $8 - with emailed code
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I saw this ad pop up on Facebook today. Technically, it is a "free" three boxes, but you have to pay shipping . It is not immediately clear what the shipping cost is when you sign up, but when I was emailed the code for the free boxes, I did a sample checkout, and saw that shipping is a flat $8.
I do not know anything about this brand, it appears to be a subscription model, normally $14 a month plus shipping. The $8 shipped seems like a fair price to try this out.
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https://www.eatcamp.com/free-vega...ggie-pasta
I do not know anything about this brand, it appears to be a subscription model, normally $14 a month plus shipping. The $8 shipped seems like a fair price to try this out.
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Get a free 3-pack of veggie pasta! + Vegan + Gluten-free + Organic + Protein Packed + Veggie Based Looks and cooks like regular pasta, but with a full serving of vegetable nutrients. |
https://www.eatcamp.com/free-vega...ggie-pasta
Created 01-25-2022
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A healthier gluten free choice is red lentil or green pea pasta, and those cost about the same as this deal.
Sprouts sells organic green pea and red lentil pastas for $3.50 a box. Just made green pea rotini for lunch. It was absolutely delicious, and it just has one ingredient: green peas. Also loved red lentil spaghetti and rotini from a couple of different brands (Barilla, Whole Foods). Much healthier than corn and rice.
A healthier gluten free choice is red lentil or green pea pasta, and those cost about the same as this deal.
Sprouts sells organic green pea and red lentil pastas for $3.50 a box. Just made green pea rotini for lunch. It was absolutely delicious, and it just has one ingredient: green peas. Also loved red lentil spaghetti and rotini from a couple of different brands (Barilla, Whole Foods). Much healthier than corn and rice.