everything is expensive, and getting worse, the carbon tax and covid increases are hitting everything hard. not to mention rising rental and real estate costs, and labour costs.
Vegetables are very depending on the season, weather and supply.rocking23nf wrote: ↑ everything is expensive, and getting worse, the carbon tax and covid increases are hitting everything hard. not to mention rising rental and real estate costs, and labour costs.
i went to buy some peppers the other day, 4.50 a LB. Nope. no peppers this week for me.
computergeek541 wrote: ↑ I'm not sure what Staples usually charges for this product, but I consider this to be regular price practically anywhere, even at some of the more expensive stores. As for the free shipping, if you're having groceries delivered anyway or if you order Diet Pepsi instead from Amazon, you can get free shipping thiere too. Sorry, but this isn't a good price.
It is cheaper by 20 %@ Shoppers for people over 55 on Thursdays,if you use your PC Optimum card. $ 6.07 @ 20 % off is $ 4.86 + Txs. Unit Cost is 27 Cents / can.nu2toronto92 wrote: ↑ Shoppers Drug Mart in Toronto always has 18 cans of pepsi/coke for $6.07 (it was $5.27 about 6 weeks ago). Still seems to be the best everyday price out there. Usually shown in the weekly flyer.
True story. Back in university I was in the neighbour's door room sitting on a case of his home brew.
