This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Family Dollar for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.
The age old debate....Store brand vs Name brand products. Price wise I think we can all agree that the Store brands are less expensive. And because they are less expensive, they are a GREAT way for us to save money. But are you sacrificing quality as well as saving money?
I am brand loyal to a few products. That means I am willing to pay more for the name brand product instead of paying less for the generic version. So I am always a little hesitant to purchase an un-known store brand product. What if I don't like the taste? What if the quality is bad? What if my family doesn't like it? I would love to save money and use the store brand product, but am I willing to purchase an unknown product that I might not like in order to save money? That's where Family Gourmet comes in.
Family Gourmet is the Family Dollar store brand. Someone over there had the GENIUS idea to offer a 100% money back guarantee on Family Gourmet products within 30 days with a receipt, that's how confident they are in their brand. Why didn't someone thing of this ages ago?? If the product doesn't meet my expectations, I can get a full refund. That takes out the un-known factor completely.
I have three growing boys at my house. Yesterday for breakfast we went through 1 entire box of Captain Crunch cereal....ONE WHOLE BOX! I was SHOCKED! One name brand box of cereal a day is REALLY going to add up! Family Gourmet has their Berry Crunch cereal for $0.75 less then the Quaker brand. If my kids won't eat it, no problem, I take it back and get a refund.
Family Dollar accepts manufacturer's coupons. You can also go to Family Gourmet and print off store coupons to use on the Family Gourmet products. Right now they have a printable store coupon for $0.25 off a bottle of Family Gourmet apple juice that is already marked $0.60 less then the Motts brand apple juice.
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