Here's how prices compare at 3 Toronto grocery stores and the priciest option might shock you Toronto GroceryStore
The grocery haul from No Frills at 345 Bloor Street East.
The No Frills at Bloor and Sherbourne only carried halal chicken which typically commands a higher price When asked about the varying prices, Loblaws told blogTO this:"The regular price of products may vary by store format , which is in line with our normal pricing. Compared to Loblaws, No Frills provides a smaller selection of products, less in-store services in order to keep prices as low as possible."Mushrooms were more expensive at Longos and Loblaws where it was sold for $6.98 and $5, respectively, in contrast to $3.99 at No Frills.
The identical PC brand potatoes at both No Frills and Loblaws were also available for different prices. Although this price comparison doesn't involve a strict quality test it's safe to say that for this recipe No Frills was the cheapest choice by just a couple dollars.Loblaws tells blogTO that more than 1,500 no name products have had their price frozen and that they're giving customers savings through pricing and promotions.
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