r/32dollars

343.63 CAD / 247.63 USD, Montreal, QC
▲ 204 r/32dollars

343.63 CAD / 247.63 USD, Montreal, QC

There's 37.64 CAD in points & cashback earned, for 305.99 CAD / 220.51 USD real cost.

Seems a bit small from that view but that's about 6 weeks worth of food. About 32lb of meat products and 80lb of produce and other goods.

Approximately 51 CAD / 37 USD a week real cost, or 225 CAD / 162 USD per month.

Amount Item Calories Cost (CAD)
10 x 834g assorted frozen pizzas 19200 59.8
6 lb chicken burgers 7200 18
6.6 lb pork and beef breakfast sausages 8720 20.64
15.4 lb bone-in smoked hams 16000 36.64
4.6 lb assorted meat or liver pâtés 5997 28
4 lb butter 12600 19.92
4 x 540g chicken and prosciutto cannelloni 4800 23.52
900g bacon and cheese sacchettoni 2380 10.88
1990g breads 5125 14.76
6 lb Roma tomatoes 545 10
6.17 lb Navel oranges 1380 9.27
5.07 lb bananas 1971 4
1.8 lb strawberries 270 5.76
1.97 lb green beans 298 3.71
1.62 lb green bell peppers 147 3.04
1x iceberg lettuce ~ 0.98
1x cauliflower ~ 1.88
1x radish bunch ~ 1
1x celery ~ 1.5
4.4 lb frozen California blend veggies 588 6.99
1.65 lb frozen mirepoix 176 3
1.65 lb frozen mixed vegetables 397 3
1.48 lb frozen stir-fry veggies 238 3.75
1.48 lb frozen soup veggies 158 3.75
5.29 lb frozen fries 3952 6.75
2.82L / 6 pint Neapolitan ice cream 2700 9
675g fancy molasses 2025 4
2 x 260g humus 1213 5.76
1x 4-pack Nongshim Shin Black 2200 7.5
9x soap bar ~ 14.64
Taxes 2.19
Points & Cashback - 37.64
TOTAL 100280 305.99
u/Namjies — 4 days ago
▲ 190 r/32dollars

$55CAD/$39 USD at local market in Ontario, Canada. Almost all Canadian/local Ontario.

From an Italian market in Hamilton, Ontario. It's payday so splurged on the frozen pancakes (SE distributes but are locally made), Ontario peaches and house made lasagna. Lemonade was half drunk by time I got home tehehe bread is made in store too! Only the cans I think weren't Canadian.

u/Necessary_Tie_2920 — 6 days ago

Halifax North End Superstore

Not really a whole grocery but a clearout I didn't expect, a whole turkey for 4.77$ (0.45 cents/pounds). I was supposed to buy chicken drums but a pack was twice the price even in special.

u/Sinkreme — 6 days ago

My $8+ $15 grocery haul

$8 for the peppers + sour dough + apples - no frills
$15 for 3 bags of raw red skin peanuts + bananas - Walmart

I walk a lot, so I incorporate my walks with grocery shopping.

5.3 KM walk, 60 mins when adding grocery shopping. I use this hiking bag and it really works well for heavy groceries

u/wormnoodles — 6 days ago

210$ worth of groceries at No-Frills..

Missing is a 24 case of Coca-Cola, a package of chicken, sausages and steak underneath the Chorizo and tub of ice cream.

u/_dfromthe6 — 9 days ago

$46.09 at a Russian supermarket to feed two for a week (individual prices & info in comments)

u/NinaCooper479 — 11 days ago

$25 haul, Southern Saskatchewan

Not all food as you can see but was a rare get because those knee support insoles were $5 each (literally bought this type for $25 last year) pillow foam was $1, plate and bowl were roughly $1, all discontinued. The Muslii is usual $8 got for $1 and the fake chicken tenders were $1.5 off weekly discount section that I can freeze. Rice puff 170g bag was 79 cents. Superstore.

u/NeonFireFly969 — 8 days ago

Sobeys mini-haul, $23.05

Two of the three salads don’t expire until August 19th, perhaps they’re reduced due to the Taylor Farms Salads of Death™️ scare but this is a good unrelated Canadian brand. Can’t complain for $3 a bag. Grapes were reduced from $4.99/lb to $0.99/lb because they “weren’t moving fast”. Honestly grapes should be no more than $1.99/lb regularly. Meats will be good for my attempt at a faux-Cajun gumbo risotto (gumsotto? risumbo?).

u/SEEUL8RODINATOR — 10 days ago

Broke college student. I have $20-$25 to spend on food per week. I got all of this at Aldi for $50 and it will likely last me 3 weeks!! Without the wine included I am right around $40 on food:)

u/SofiaMartinez935 — 13 days ago