Anjou or Bartlett Pears = as Low as $0.38 Per Pound at Safeway
Pears are so tasty! They’re perfect in salads, desserts, oatmeal, and much more. Shop at Safeway November 28th – December 4th and pick up Washington grown Bartlett or Anjou Pears for $0.88 per lb. That’s already a great savings! After you’ve paid, submit for the $0.50/1 lb. botta cash back offer to drop your final price down to $0.38 per lb. (for up to 5 pounds). That’s going to save you up to 83%!
Anjou or Bartlett Pears Deal
- Pick up Washington Grown Bartlett or Anjou Pears on sale for $0.88 per lb., valid 11/28 – 12/4
- Submit the $0.50/1 lb. Bartlett, Bosc, Green or Red Anjou Pears – 1 lb. or larger Ibotta cash back offer, limit 5 per receipt
- Final price = as low as $0.38 per lb. for the first 5 lbs., save up to 83%!
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Watch this video from our friends at Safeway for how to make pear chips with three simple ingredients! YUM!
Looking for a warm, fall dessert using the pears on sale? Check out this Pear Crisp with Ginger & Pecans recipe.
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* Please note – Savings information is based on Colorado pricing and the Safeway Coupon Policy for the Denver Division which includes Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Wyoming and South Dakota. Your market may vary. Prices may vary per location*
How are you making this Ibotta work? The pears are sold loose, with no barcode on them and Ibotta demands (at least for me, EVERYTIME) that the barcode on the product be scanned after the receipt itself is scanned. No scannable barcode and NO rebate.
In the past the ONLY Ibotta fruit rebates I have been able to get to work are for fruit that is sold bagged, with a product barcode on the bag. Sometimes the loose fruit have a product code sticker on them, but it is NOT the same as the full product barcode that Ibotta demands – I’ve tried and they refuse it.
Is there some trick to this in Ibotta?
Hi Arthur, I’m never prompted for the fresh fruit rebates to scan a barcode, so they get the data from the receipt to give the rebate. The receipt should say how many lbs. of pears and the variety purchased. I’ll try it this evening and see if I have any issues.