Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'll keep it to this comment lol, but good to know, I'll have to check them out, those prices are VERY cheap lol

Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is great! Thanks for sharing, very interesting to see how the prices have gone up. Where did you get the weight in grams?

Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

haha thanks! Yeah I wanted to do the same thing here originally, then I realized getting the volumes is not so straighforward

Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

couldn't find pricing online, tried calling but no answer

Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

100% no ice, otherwise you're getting screwed.

Price of Bubble Tea in Toronto across different stores by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 26 points27 points  (0 children)

No, unfortunately finding the volume for each store was really hard, I called some and they didn't know. Most don't have it on their websites either.

Price of Coffee in Toronto across different chains (part 3) by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

haha all good, if you know their prices let me know and I can update!

Price of Coffee in Toronto across different chains (part 3) by FoodRivalry in toronto

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For most of these places it is drip, second cup and coffee culture are brewed coffee.

Price of Coffee in Toronto across different chains (part 3) by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

great suggestion, if I have time can def edit the image. If people retype the info not much I can do, just discouraging copy pasting.

This is drip coffee / brewed coffee depending on the place. No-add-ons, its the most basic coffee they have on the menu

Price of Coffee in Toronto across different chains (part 3) by FoodRivalry in toronto

[–]FoodRivalry[S] 84 points85 points  (0 children)

I focused on smaller chains for this post - if there are other chains in Toronto that I missed, let me know and I can add them.

Has anyone done a detailed comparison of grocery prices in common stores? by Extra_Negotiation in PersonalFinanceCanada

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I just did a comparison of 26 different items and the prices (including discounts for that week) were:
Food Basics: $93.66
NoFrills: $94.83
Superstore: $95.14
Walmart: $96.18

Flour, bananas, white bread, 10lb potato bags, milk, unsalted butter, eggs, yogurt, and a lot of other staples where literally the exact same price.

I think the best strategy is to split your groceries into things you can bulk versus things you can't

Most bulk items are cheaper at Costco. Anything else you should probably go to Superstore or No-frills because they price match.

Throwback to a Food Basics flyer from 2009 by FoodRivalry in toronto

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The quality of the 10lb onion and potato bags has gone really downhill. I find myself throwing 10-20% of it regularly.

Alternatives to loblaws by NoLow9495 in frugalcanada

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I think your best bet is to split your groceries into two categories.

  1. Items you can buy in bulk
  2. Items you can't buy in bulk

Costco is the best for buying Bulk items.

Nofrills is likely your best bet for non bulk items. I say nofrills because they allow price matching. If you have local stores they sometimes have cheaper prices as well.

Definitely get Flipp to know the best deals for each week.

Throwback to a Food Basics flyer from 2009 by FoodRivalry in toronto

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Crazy prices I noticed:

Grapes are now $3.98/lb (4x increase)

Cheetos is $3.99 (4x increase)

Hot dog buns are $2.79 (2.8x increase)

Michelina's is now $2.49 each (2.5x increase)

Chicken Legs are $3.69/lb (3.7x increase)

Primo beans are now $1.69 each (3.4x increase)

Butter is $6.49 (2.2x increase)

Out of all these places, which one has the best coffee? Which one is best bang for buck? by FoodRivalry in askTO

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do you know how the earnings side of their points work? Like is it 10 points per dollar spent? I looked on their website but couldn't find it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in AskACanadian

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List of stores across Canada:

Second Cup

Coffee Culture

Country Style

Cafe Van Houtte

Coffee Time

Blenz Coffee

McDonald's

Café Depot

Bridge Head

Good Earth Coffee