As Liesel mentioned, nothing earth shaking this week, but a few treasures here and there.
Superstore:This week is the gas coupon, so if you have groceries to purchase regardless of deals or nor deals, may as well go here. You will need to spend a minimum $100 to qualify and the discount ranges from $.10-$.35 depending on how much you spend and whether or not you have a PC mastercard. the flyer has all the details and the coupon. If you don't have a flyer, they are always found at the front doors.
Kraft peanut butter $7.98/2kg It's hard to believe that I am even considering this a good deal. I've never paid more than $5.98, but in the past year I know it has been as high as $13.00, so I guess it's all relative. This is why I have food storage and believe in stocking up when prices are decent. I have been able to weather the peanut crop failure last year and will be okay for a while still. It has happened with flour, sugar, orange juice, beef, chicken and pork, just to name a few. Very grateful my mother taught me preparedness and self-reliance.
Produce - romaine $.76
grapes tomatoes 2/$3.00
20 lbs red potatoes $4.98
orchard run apples $.76/lb or better. Now is the season to take advantage of fresh apples until the apple order comes in. Each week the Superstore and NoFrills will feature a different variety of apple and the price is $.76 or better. But the apples from the Church orchard are a better price - only risk is they are sight unseen. Otherwise, great deal.
I really cannot see anything else worthy of my time to record for you. However, I do not get the Walmart flyer (yes I know, it's a real downer) so perhaps you may be able post a comment if you see anything. I understand toilet paper is featured again this week.
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Here's my two cents:
ReplyDeleteSobey's: If JoAnn doesn't comment on anything, it's not worth going.
Superstore:
Utility Turkey (aka missing a wing, etc): $0.95/lb
Imperial margerine (not the healthiest, but...) $2.97/ 1.36kg, tubs or 12x1/4lb bricks. Reg $6.47
Tortillas 2/$6 ($3.87 each reg)
NN cheese $7.98/800g
Crest toothpaste (100ml) or OralB toothbrush $1 each
WalMart:
Utility Turkey $0.97/lb
English cucumber $0.77 each
Dairyland chocolate milk 1L OR Aylmer's canned tomatoes 540-796mL OR Michelina's frozen meals $1 each
Purex 30 double rolls $12.97 each (not sure if this is the deal or not)
Bartlett or Anjou pears $0.97/lb
sour cream 250mL $1
Christie crax or cookies $1.88
Happy Shopping.
And, if you like Rancho Vingola dried nuts, fruit etc. Contact Alisha O. to order.
No the toilet paper is Charmin 16 triple rolls for $8.97 That's less than $.37/double roll. One caveat - I haven't looked at the package to see if it's truly a triple roll or not. Sometimes they say double or triple roll when in fact it just has more, but not that much more. So I'll let you do the comparison.
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