Sorry, this offer has expired. Set up a deal alert and get notified of future deals like this. Add a Deal Alert

Expired Hot Deals

Sorry, this offer has expired.
Set up a deal alert and get notified of future deals like this.
Set up a Deal Alert
Real Canadian Superstore

[ON] Neilson Trutaste Microfiltered Milk 4L 2% 1% or Skim $4.29 [Mar 10 - Mar 16]

  • Last Updated:
  • Mar 16th, 2022 1:42 pm
[OP]
Deal Expert
Jun 20, 2020
17171 posts
23003 upvotes
Toronto

[Real Canadian Superstore] [ON] Neilson Trutaste Microfiltered Milk 4L 2% 1% or Skim $4.29 [Mar 10 - Mar 16]

Not as low as No Frills had a few weeks ago
(GTA Ontario) Neilson Trutaste filtered 2% Milk $3.99 4L bag. New Flyer starting Feb.17 - 23


Image



A brief look at microfiltered milk and its many benefits
https://www.neilsondairy.com/en/tips-an ... tered-milk

What is microfiltration?

All milk, no matter the variety, takes more or less the same journey to get to your glass. Upon its arrival at the factory, milk is skimmed and then pasteurized. The extracted and pasteurized cream is combined together, thus giving us 1%, 2%, or 3.25% milk.

Here’s the difference with microfiltered milk: The milk is skimmed first and then strained using a microscopic filter. This step is a one-of-a-kind purification process that eliminates up to 99.9% of impurities, resulting in a refreshingly creamy finished product.


Image
Destiny is all
12 replies
Deal Addict
May 22, 2019
1452 posts
2079 upvotes
Dhanushan wrote: Not as low as No Frills had a few weeks ago
(GTA Ontario) Neilson Trutaste filtered 2% Milk $3.99 4L bag. New Flyer starting Feb.17 - 23


Image



A brief look at microfiltered milk and its many benefits
https://www.neilsondairy.com/en/tips-an ... tered-milk

What is microfiltration?

All milk, no matter the variety, takes more or less the same journey to get to your glass. Upon its arrival at the factory, milk is skimmed and then pasteurized. The extracted and pasteurized cream is combined together, thus giving us 1%, 2%, or 3.25% milk.

Here’s the difference with microfiltered milk: The milk is skimmed first and then strained using a microscopic filter. This step is a one-of-a-kind purification process that eliminates up to 99.9% of impurities, resulting in a refreshingly creamy finished product.


Image
Good deal, it was selling at $5.69 last week
World cup is coming
Deal Fanatic
User avatar
Sep 7, 2004
8219 posts
5383 upvotes
West GTEH!
Good deal for filtered milk.
This is cheaper than regular 2% milk at $5.39 in GTA
😎
Newbie
Oct 14, 2017
36 posts
9 upvotes
Thanks OP. I grabbed 8 of them. Please note that there's a cap of 4 packets per person, so I needed 2 bills :)
[OP]
Deal Expert
Jun 20, 2020
17171 posts
23003 upvotes
Toronto
Ends today

No Frills has the same price starting tomorrow (Mar 17th - Mar 23rd)


Image
Destiny is all
Jr. Member
May 12, 2012
143 posts
191 upvotes
BC
32L of milk set to expire in 10 days. GL.
Deal Expert
User avatar
Jan 27, 2004
17484 posts
4811 upvotes
any coupon?
2007 - Ipod Video (TD), Ipod Shuffle (GM)
2006 - Ipod Nano (TD)
2005 - Ipod Shuffle (TD)
Deal Addict
User avatar
Nov 10, 2011
1005 posts
994 upvotes
St. Catharines
For those that don't shop at Superstore, TruTaste milk will be 4.29 at No Frills (Ontario anyway) from March 17 to 23. This covers 4L in skim, 1%, 2%, and chocolate, plus 2L in Lactose Free.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Some days I think that I am the only person who knows how to use Google.
Deal Addict
User avatar
Jun 12, 2007
1074 posts
769 upvotes
van
I just bought some at shoppers for about 4.69 on sale.
2 litres of milk is just as much 4 litre bags these days!
Deal Addict
Jun 29, 2010
2092 posts
3448 upvotes
droller wrote: 32L of milk set to expire in 10 days. GL.
Microfiltered is much longer than that, and the milk will last longer than the expiry date anyways. If they bought that many, they likely know they can use that amount, whether it be for cooking, sharing, freezing, etc.
Jr. Member
May 12, 2012
143 posts
191 upvotes
BC
SonyCanWoes wrote: Microfiltered is much longer than that, and the milk will last longer than the expiry date anyways. If they bought that many, they likely know they can use that amount, whether it be for cooking, sharing, freezing, etc.
Still a weird and over the top purchase. Hoarding milk.

Also... You're trying to tell me loblaws is stocking fresh dairy products at sale prices? Get real.
Deal Addict
Jun 29, 2010
2092 posts
3448 upvotes
droller wrote: Also... You're trying to tell me loblaws is stocking fresh dairy products at sale prices? Get real.
They always do that with milk sales. It's like eggs. They're not discounting milk because they're about to expire. Think of it as a loss leader.

If you look at the expiration dates, they're the same time frame as weeks when the price is normal. If you look at the dates later on in the week of the sale week, the expiration dates are later and later.

So no need to get real, it's already real.

Top

Thread Information

There is currently 1 user viewing this thread. (0 members and 1 guest)