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In metric: 1488.35 grams.
Smith's website is very slow, very buggy, and very badly designed but I use it because Smith's is cheap. And sometimes they screw up. This is their biggest fuckup that I found yet.
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Edit
To be clear - the price is supposed to be ~$9.99.
I think that is saying the coupon is worth $9.99
(3.37 + 9.99 = 13.36)
Unless I am confused and you mean something else.
That's the fuck up. The price should be ~$9.99.
I'll edit my post.
In metric: 1488.35 grams.
Can't be a coincidence? 52 1/2 ounce is so specific?
It's made by Stouffer's and I think they're a division of Nestle. Make of that what you will.
Smith’s?
Smith's Food and Drug, or simply Smith's, is an American regional supermarket chain that is a subsidiary of Kroger.
Areas served: Arizona, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
Oh ok. I remember that place but wasn’t sure you were talking about the same thing.
you eating nazi-metric sized food 
congrats on deal
That's a great deal. Those are usually 10 plus dollars.
Definitely a fuckup and I would order as many chicken parms as you can tolerate.
Each box is probably a good sized dinner and leftovers for two work lunches.
feels like bad design persisting because it is profitable via confusing people
I'm pretty certain what I posted is simply a fuckup. But a lot of their regular sales stuff is very badly designed. Like their "2 for 1" stuff is counter-intuitive and confusing.
2 for 1 is usually just 50% off, but they hope you take 2 of them to clear inventory
the kroger app has been getting worse and worse over the last few years. It has a 1 second input lag, no filter persistence, they took out the ability to sort results, and they add more bugs with each release.
Still faster than the website. A perfect example of the kind of trash design you get away with when you have a captive audience.