Loblaws’ next weekly flyer has strong meat and seafood deals that make it worth a close look. Lamb shoulder chops or goat chops are $6 per pound, and split chicken wings are $4.99 per pound. Boneless striploin grilling steak is $10.88 per pound, and fresh Atlantic salmon fillets are $10 per pound. PC Pacific large white shrimp or Del Rey wild Argentinian shrimp are $8, and PC smoked salmon is $11.50. Ocean Pier wild Atlantic sea scallops are $24, and fresh rainbow trout fillets are $13 per pound. Medium ground beef is $8.50, and PC blue menu ground chicken or minced turkey is $9. The meat and seafood section covers everything from everyday proteins to special occasion options.
Produce and bakery deals are equally impressive. Large cantaloupes are $2.50 each, and large vegetable or fruit platters are $20. Farmer’s Market English cucumbers are $3 for a 3-pack, and red or yellow potatoes are $2 for a 10-pound bag. Raspberries or blackberries are $4, and PC extra large green or red seedless grapes are $4 per pound. Peaches or yellow nectarines are $7.50 for a 3-pound basket, and watermelon quarters are $1.25 per pound. Bakery deals include 12-inch take and bake pizza at buy-one-get-one-50%-off, 6-inch Milky Way dome cake at $16, and jumbo hamburger or hot dog buns at $3.50. The produce and bakery sections cover a wide range of fresh items at competitive prices.
Grocery, household, and beverage deals round out the flyer with solid savings. Lay’s potato chips are $2.75, and PC 100% pure maple syrup is $12. Halo Top frozen dessert or Breyers ice cream is $4, and Chapman’s premium ice cream is $5.50. PC bathroom tissue or paper towels are $6, and Tide liquid, pods, or Downy fabric softener are $5. Coca-Cola or Pepsi soft drinks are $12.99 for a 24-pack, and PC natural spring water is $3 for 24 bottles. Household deals include Royale bathroom tissue or Tiger Towels at $20, and Black & Decker coffee makers at $49. Botan Calrose rice is $14.88 for 8kg, and No Name air fryer liners are $3. A well-rounded flyer with strong savings across meat, produce, grocery, household, and beverage categories.
