Store VS. Name Brand

Intro Video http://www.nbc.com/saturday-night-live/video/taste-test/n13215

What is the difference? What is the difference? An example of a name brand An example of a store brand

What is the difference? Store Brand Name Brand A product manufactured specifically for a store and bearing their name (or another name) Great Value, Western Family, Kroger Name Brand Name registered as a trademark and used to identify its product Twinkie, Cheez-It, Oreo, Philadelphia

Store VS Name Brand Comparison #1 Granola Bars #2 Graham Crackers #3 Peanut Butter Cracker #4 Apple Juice ***On paper cross off the label “Store Brand” and “Name Brand” and write “A” and “B”

Activity Label your plate A/B Go up and get each product For each station answer Appearance of Product Flavor Which do you like best?

#1 Granola Bar A: Western Family B: Chewy $2.00 8.4 oz. Granola, Corn Syrup, Semisweet Chocolate Chunks $2.59 6.7 oz. Granola, Semisweet Chocolate Chips, Corn Syrup

#2 Graham Cracker A: Western Family $2.49 14.4 oz. B: Nabisco Honey Maid $2.49 14.4 oz. Enriched Flour, Graham Flour, Sugar $4.29 14.4 oz. Unbleached Enriched Flour, Graham Flour, Sugar

#3 Peanut Butter Cracker A: Munchies – Frito Lay B: Ritz $2.00 11.04 oz. Enriched Wheat Flour, PB, Vegetable Shortening $2.56 11.36 oz. Unbleached Enriched Flour, Roasted Peanuts, Canola Oil

#4 Apple Juice A: Western Family B: Tree Top $1.67 64 fluid oz. Water, Apple Juice Concentrate, Ascorbic Acid $2.49 64 fluid oz. Water, Apple Juice Concentrate, Ascorbic Acid

Usually the weight is in Ounces (oz.) Unit Price Unit Price helps you to compare prices even when they are in different size packages Usually the weight is in Ounces (oz.)

Worksheet Now Calculate UNIT PRICE on the items we have in class.