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Winnipeg Price Guide 07Nov25

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Nov 7, 2025

11 min read

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Stock Up Alerts!

Great ways to save is to stock up, here are this weeks best options

Top 10 Smartest Deals

The deepest discounts summarized from 120 common grocery items

THIS WEEK’S RECIPE

1-Pan Roast Chicken is a happy budget friendly and flexible meal!

Winter’s creeping in and the flyers are heating up. From hearty roasts to baking staples, Winnipeg’s five big players—Superstore, Walmart, FreshCo, No Frills, and Sobeys—are rolling out deals that make comfort food season a little easier on the wallet.

This week’s recipe using on-sale items listed!

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Table of Contents

  • 🧊 The Big Picture

    • 🛒 Smart Picks (Top 10 Deals)

      • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Basket Watch – Family of Four Sample

        • 💥 Stock-Up Alerts

          • 🧤 Quick Heads Up

          • This Week’s On-Sale Recipe

            🧊 The Big Picture

            If your grocery bill’s been creeping up, take heart—this week brings some genuine relief across Winnipeg. Average prices slipped about 2% week-over-week across the city’s five main stores, thanks mostly to lower prices on Vegetables and Baking Goods. Dairy stayed steady, Meat was a bit mixed, and Pantry staples nudged up slightly. The real win? Smart Cross-Shopping—mixing stores or grabbing Limit 2 Specials—can knock $12 to $18 off a typical Family Basket compared with sticking to just one store.

            Store-By-Store:

            • FreshCo: Still Winning for the most Affordable Produce. Great place to start your list if you want Fresh Veg and Fruit savings.

            • No Frills: Competing hard on Produce; don’t miss their budget-friendly options on basics this week.

            • Superstore: Quietly dropped prices on Butter, Bread, and Flour—perfect if you’re planning some baking or restocking daily staples.

            • Walmart: Reliable on Family-Size Buys, especially 4 L Milk and Jumbo Cereals. Stable, no big jumps.

            • Sobeys: Loosened up on some Poultry and Bakery pricing. Worth a look if you’re in the mood for chicken or want a treat from the bakery.

            Trend: Cheapest baskets still go to the patient “store juggler.” Try mixing stores and stacking those Limit 2 Specials for the best results this week!

            🛒 Smart Picks (Top 10 Deals)

            Ten easy wins worth the stop this week:

            Item

            Lowest Store

            Price (CAD)

            Notes

            Milk 4 L

            Walmart

            4.79

            City’s best everyday base price

            Butter 454 g

            Superstore

            5.49

            Lowest regular; mix salted / unsalted

            Eggs 12 ct

            FreshCo

            3.49

            Steady low on large-grade eggs

            Bananas /kg

            FreshCo

            0.77

            Holding under $1/kg again

            Carrots 2 lb bag

            No Frills

            1.29

            Cheapest veg staple

            Ground Beef 1 kg (lean)

            Superstore

            7.48

            Stays below $8/kg

            Chicken Breasts /kg

            Sobeys

            8.99 (limit 2)

            Good lean-protein value

            Cheese Block 450 g

            Walmart

            5.97

            Best sandwich/lunch prep buy

            White Bread loaf

            No Frills

            1.79

            Still city-wide cheapest

            Apples 3 lb bag

            FreshCo

            3.49

            Top fall fruit price

            All prices verified Nov 6 – 12 • Sale limits noted where applicable.

            👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Basket Watch – Family of Four Sample

            A “20-item essentials” basket comparison:

            Store

            Basket Total (CAD)

            Trend vs Last Week

            Highlights / Notes

            Superstore

            96.80

            ▼ 3 %

            Best mix of staples + meat; butter deal helps

            FreshCo

            98.10

            ▼ 2 %

            Strong produce; slightly weaker dairy

            Walmart

            99.40

            —

            Consistent bulk value

            No Frills

            101.80

            ▲ 1 %

            Pantry edges up slightly

            Sobeys

            108.70

            ▲ 2 %

            Premium pricing on meat & bakery

            🧮 Superstore edges the win again this week on overall basket value.
            Pairing FreshCo produce + Superstore pantry easily beats any single-store trip.

            1Data derived from HUW 120 Item Canon Filled Dataset, Nov 6 – 12 2025 (Winnipeg stores).

            💥 Stock-Up Alerts

            Flyer limits worth chasing while they last:

            Store

            Deal

            Sobeys

            Chicken breasts $8.99 /kg (limit 2)

            Superstore

            Butter 454 g $5.49 (limit 4) • Pasta 900 g 2 for $4

            No Frills

            Canned beans 540 mL $0.99 (limit 6)

            FreshCo

            Cheese slices 2 for $7 • Frozen fries 2 for $6

            Walmart

            Peanut butter 1 kg $4.77 • Applesauce pouches 2 for $5

            Buy the limits on just these and you’ll stash a two-week buffer of the cheapest core foods in town.

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            🥖 Bakery & Breakfast Wins

            If you’re team toast, Superstore leads this week: Wonder Bread $2.49, a solid everyday pick. No Frills counters with 12-pack hot-dog buns $2.55—perfect for quick family dinners. Feeling fancy? Sobeys keeps artisan loaves around $3.99, ideal for weekend brunch.

            🥛 Dairy & Fridge Staples

            Butter buyers, take note—Superstore still undercuts everyone at roughly $5.49 per 454 g. Yogurt watchers, FreshCo has Olympic Greek 1.75 kg for $12.49**, while Walmart lists PC tubs at $5.57 for 750 g. Stock up now before holiday baking pushes prices higher.

            🥕 Produce & Pantry Picks

            Local harvest flavors are peaking:

            • Carrots $0.66/kg and onions $2.99/3 lb at Superstore.

            • Granny Smith Apples $4.97/3 lb at Walmart.

            • Oranges $5.49/1.36 kg bag at FreshCo.

            Pantry-fillers are lowest at FreshCo and No Frills—their canned goods and dry pasta run 10–15 % under Sobeys on average.

            🍗 Freezer & Family Meals

            Need an easy win after work? Whole chickens $9.90/kg at FreshCo are meal-prep gold. No Frills Lasagna 879 g $7.97 makes a solid mid-week dinner. Walmart edges out rivals on bacon brands—Maple Leaf packs are usually $0.50–0.70 less.

            🧤 Quick Heads Up

            • Remembrance Day Nov 11: Stores closed 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Plan ahead.

            • Jets Road Trip: Fewer downtown crowds, more at-home snack runs—grab chips early!

            • Third + Bird Market Nov 21-23: Expect bakery sections to thin out fast that weekend.

            This Week’s On-Sale Recipe

            🍗 One-Pan Roast Chicken & Veggie Rice Bake

            Affordable, Hearty & Satisfying

            Approx. cost for 4–5 servings: ~$14 total / $2.80 per portion
            (Based on this week’s prices: chicken $8.99 kg at Sobeys, carrots $1.29 bag at No Frills, rice $4 for 2 kg at Superstore, onions $2.99 bag at Superstore, butter $5.49 at Superstore.)

            • 1 kg chicken thighs or mixed pieces (bone-in for best flavour)

            • 1 cup long-grain rice, uncooked

            • 2 cups chicken broth (or 1 bouillon cube + water)

            • 2 large carrots, sliced into coins

            • 1 medium onion, diced

            • 1 tbsp butter + 1 tsp oil

            • 1 tsp salt, ½ tsp black pepper

            • 1 tsp paprika or Italian seasoning (optional)

            • ½ cup frozen peas or corn (optional, adds colour & nutrition)

            🔪 Directions

            1. Preheat oven to 400 °F (200 °C).

            2. Brown the chicken: In a large oven-safe skillet or casserole, melt butter with oil over medium heat. Season chicken with salt, pepper, and paprika. Sear 2–3 min per side until golden. Remove temporarily.

            3. Build the base: In the same pan, sauté onion and carrots for 3–4 min. Stir in rice to coat with butter and flavour.

            4. Add liquid: Pour in broth, stir once, and nestle chicken pieces on top (skin side up).

            5. Bake uncovered for 30–35 minutes, until chicken reaches 165 °F and rice is tender.

            6. Rest 5 minutes, fluff rice, and serve warm.

            Healthy • Family-Size • Freezer-Friendly

            This meal turns sale-priced chicken, root vegetables, and pantry basics into an affordable, balanced dinner that doubles as next-day lunches. It’s not soup, not stew — more like a roasted casserole that tastes like a Sunday dinner but costs weekday money.

            Storage & Meal-Prep Tips

            • Portion leftovers

            • Freezes well

            • Quick reheat

            LET US KNOW IF YOU TRIED IT OUT!

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