$20 Canadian Grocery Challenge
@ Walmart deals available until 5/22
Not a full grocery shop - just picking up some good deals to top up for the long weekend. My total was $19.73.
What deals are you grabbing this week?
Happy Saving Canada!
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#livingonaloonie #canadiancouponer #walmartcanada #dealsincanada #canadiandeals #walmart
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$20 Canadian Grocery Challenge
@ Walmart deals available until 5/22
Not a full grocery shop – just picking up some good deals to top up for the long weekend. My total was $19.73.
What deals are you grabbing this week?
Happy Saving Canada!
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#livingonaloonie #canadiancouponer #walmartcanada #dealsincanada #canadiandeals #walmart
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I went to Wal-Mart this weekend..first time I have bought my groceries there, far toooooo expensive.never again.
Food is cheaper
Nothing like processed food.
Stop shopping at Walmart!
Wait, you mean we're still one of the richest countries on the world in the history of all of humanity, and eating is entirely afforable when making conscious purchases? My Canadian brain doesn't compute, please resume complaining.
Why grab that whole ass cart for these few items? And if you are shopping more off camera, why are you putting stuff in the child seat?
“Hey babe wake up, we can afford to eat dinner this weekend”
Holy shit thats cheap
It’s mostly condiments?
She was fortunate to be able to get items to kind of manke a meal on sale. Those are the lowest of the low sale prices at Walmart in Ontario, and they shockingly weren't multibuy 'deals', which is usually all you see.
this was definitely pre covid. In eastern Canada, the condiments alone would have cost $10 now
Lol that looks like a New Zealand $20 note 😂😂 even I thought it was
That's 40+here in bc