Also the groceries are low-quality and packaged in such a way that sometimes they’re actually more expensive. I’ve started shopping Freshco, for now they seem like a decent Canadian option.
$2-3 for an item seems great until you realize that it comes in much smaller packages, and you can get the same item in full size for only a couple dollars more at a regular grocery store.
Yeah, I always look a price per ml, but our local Loblaws is insane for their prices. Exact products are overinflated at Loblaws. I normally bake my own bread or get it from a local bakery, but if we are in rush a dempsters italiano at Loblaws is $5 sometime $6.50. Our Dollar stores have the same loaf from $2.50-$3.50.
Same is true on the name brand Pasta Sauce of dice tomatoes
Also the groceries are low-quality and packaged in such a way that sometimes they’re actually more expensive. I’ve started shopping Freshco, for now they seem like a decent Canadian option.
Yep.
$2-3 for an item seems great until you realize that it comes in much smaller packages, and you can get the same item in full size for only a couple dollars more at a regular grocery store.
Here they sell name brand stuff and its cheaper than loblaes so not sure that is valid everywhere
You just gotta be careful with the size you’re getting. $1 for soap looks good until you see that you can get 5x as much for $3 etc.
Yeah, I always look a price per ml, but our local Loblaws is insane for their prices. Exact products are overinflated at Loblaws. I normally bake my own bread or get it from a local bakery, but if we are in rush a dempsters italiano at Loblaws is $5 sometime $6.50. Our Dollar stores have the same loaf from $2.50-$3.50. Same is true on the name brand Pasta Sauce of dice tomatoes