Save $2.00 off Balderson Royal Canadian 2 Year Old Cheddar Cheese Snack Portions (6x21g). Simply print this coupon and take to any retailer who sells this product to save your $2.00!
I haven’t seen this brand before, but I know someone who has had this exact product and they tell me the cheese is wonderful. Very creamy and light. Mmmm… cheese!
Coupon expires October 31, 2009!
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Thanks Melody113!
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I saw this brand at Superstore in Calgary panorama/harvest hills. I don’t remember if the packs were the 6 packs or larger but we did consider buying them last week.
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You haven’t seen Balderson brand before?! Surprised…I know it well. It’s soooooo good.
Unfortunately it is not made in Balderson anymore. Parmalat bought them out and closed everything, Balderson Cheese is now an art gallery where you can buy ice cream.
So where can we buy them? I love the full size cheeses, but we buy this at Costco … no coupons allowed. I haven’t seen the snack size but would like to get some for dh …
I know that Fortino’s has Balderson cheese.
I have seen this brand at Costco
I seen it last night at Superstore. It was prices at $4.99, so $3 is not a bad deal for these.
Loblaws has the cheese!
I love This cheese, but I prefer the 6 year aged over the 2. It is a great deal though. For the maritimers here you can buy it at superstore.
Foodland has it on special this week for $5.59, and $2.00 off it’s a darn good deal, as Balderson is very expensive cheese. But, of course there isn’t any better either!
Balderson isn’t bad. Note that you are paying more than $3 for 126g of cheese — $2.38/100g. That’s about the same as the regular price for my favourite cheese, made here in Eastern Ontario. Empire cheddar, from Campbellford has a 4-year-old cheddar is so sharp it can be hard to eat!
There aren’t as many independent cheesemakers as there used to be, but there still are some. Support them!
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