Fresh food is one of the strongest parts of the Real Canadian Superstore flyer, with a broad selection of meat, seafood, fruit, and vegetables at different price points. Boneless skinless chicken breasts are $4.88/lb, pork loin combination chops are $2.22/lb, and pork shoulder blade steaks are $6.00/lb. Pork St. Louis side rib portions are $5.48/lb, while beef rib finger meat is $13.88/lb. Fresh rainbow trout fillets are $10.00, and selected frozen breaded chicken, meatballs, ground meat, fish fillets, and seafood are $10.00. For a larger chicken purchase, PC split wings are $14.00 for 1.8 kg, while a 20-piece prepared wings bucket is $15.00. The produce section has everyday staples such as celery for $3.00, iceberg lettuce for $2.50, broccoli for $2.00, cauliflower for $3.00, carrots for $3.00 per 3 lb, and red onions for $4.00 per 3 lb. Sweet peppers are $2.00/lb, zucchini is $2.00/lb, vine-ripened tomatoes are $2.00/lb, and Fuji apples are $1.98/lb. Fruit choices also include strawberries at $5.00, raspberries at $3.00, grapes at $3.50/lb, Bartlett pears at $2.00/lb, mangoes at 4/$6.00, cantaloupe at $4.00, pineapple at $4.50, and white pummelo at $3.00.
The grocery and international food sections add considerable variety to this Real Canadian Superstore flyer. Nelson Trutaste milk is $4.98 for 4 L, Country Harvest bread is $2.45, and granulated sugar is $2.00 for 2 kg. Rice is represented by both jasmine Thai fragrant rice at $12.88 for 8 kg and Indian basmati rice at $11.99 for 8 lb. Kicking Horse organic whole bean coffee is $17.00, olive oil is $10.98, and selected Chapman’s or Breyers frozen desserts are $2.99. Cheese options include The Laughing Cow spreadable cheese or selected Mini Babybel varieties at $11.00. Pantry basics include dressing for $4.00, ketchup for $3.99, pasta sauce for $8.00, and canned mushrooms for $1.25. Snack prices include Hardbite chips at $3.50, Cheetos at $4.00, Ruffles at 2/$9.00, Dare candy at $4.00, and Kurkure snacks at $1.50. International products provide an even wider range, including udon noodles for $2.48, oyster sauce for $2.98, frozen dumplings for $5.99, scallops or shrimp for $7.00, whole milkfish for $4.00/lb, Japanese cheesecake for $7.99, roasted seaweed for $10.00, coconut milk for $1.68, tuna for $1.88, coconut water for $3.00, and Sriracha sauce for $4.88. Specialty items include Taiwanese flat cabbage at $1.28/lb, moon cake with white lotus paste and double yolks for $15.48, frozen Monthong durian pulp for $12.99, and Chinese long donut for $7.00. Indian and South Asian groceries include paneer, lentils, chickpeas, besan flour, paratha, cookies, samosas, spring rolls, and ready-to-heat meals.
Household and personal care products round out the Real Canadian Superstore flyer, giving shoppers plenty to compare outside the grocery aisles. Royale facial tissue or paper towels are $13.00, Gain laundry detergent or Flings are $19.97, and Pampers selected diaper varieties are $35.00. OGX hair care has a Buy 1 Get 1 Free promotion, while Fino products are $11.00, Tsubaki is $10.00, Ryo is $12.00, and Kerasys is $6.00. Garnier Belle Color is $6.50, Bigen is $11.00, Clairol Colorstrong is $12.00, and Garnier Nutrisse is $10.00. Tirtir face care is $27.00, Essie Expressie nail polish is $8.00, and selected St. Ives, Noxzema, and Pond’s products are up to 20% off. TheraBreath oral rinse is $11.00 for members or $12.00 for non-members. Home and kitchen products include a Keurig K-Supreme coffee maker for $160.00, Hamilton Beach appliances with savings of up to 20%, Starfrit cookware with up to 25% off, and Trudeau metal bakeware with up to 20% off. Everyday kitchen gadgets start at $2.00, selected serveware starts at $20.00, and storage baskets start at $17.00 for members. Plastic storage bins have a Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off offer, while selected light bulbs are up to 20% off. PC Hydrocotton towels range from $20 to $40, and Duracell Coppertop batteries are $19.00. With pet treats, frozen foods, bakery products, fresh produce, international groceries, and household merchandise all included, the flyer offers a broad list to work through when planning a shopping trip.
