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@@CRoses-dq9mv 100$/ month per person... I have about 6 people in my family - 4 Adults and 2 kids and so technically less than 100$ you can manage per person.
It's good to see canadian prices,I'm in Vancouver b.c our superstore is laid out with same floor design, milk is closer to $5. Higher prices here compared to u.s.a, our relatives from states really notice when they visit but it's more relaxing here.we have 4 adults &2kids 9 and 2 yrs.old .probably spend $800.at least a mos. We do eat meat,the kids are semi vegetarian. We do all household shopping at superstore.
Yes...food price is comparitively expensive in canada compared to US.. I moved from US to Canada 10 yr back and was shocked to see the price when i moved. for example mile was 2.5$/gallon there in costco then where as it was double the price here in canada...
Another tip I like to offer is if your shopping at say superstore you can take all other competing supermarket flyers with you put and X on this discounted items from the cpmpeting store flyers if you want that product and its higher priced at superstore keep all of your discounted items to the end of when your cashing out at the till avoid self check out if you can especially if you have a large order of things anyhow show the cashier the items you want for the discount price from the competitor stores, the cashier will instantly discount the item for and even greater saving, and you don't have to waste your time or gas to drive to the other stores, do it all at the one store superstore saveon will honor all competitor prices listed in weekly flyer.
how do you make your own yorgurt because i know theres diffrent ways of making yogurt so how do you make yours? also has your budget stayed the same since then till now or has it gotten higher because of the covid pandemic?
Hi, This was very well done and had great information There are 2 of us in Ontario Canada and we have stocked pantry and still spend about $500 a month
Great video! I’ve watched it before, but recently watched in again as I am looking for grocery saving tips. One thing that would be helpful, is if you were able to share your meal plan and the groceries you buy for that meal plan. Thank you.
Super video! I would love to see a video showing the meals and perhaps how they are prepared. Recipes are so helpful. Keep up the work! From Montreal (QC).
I was like no way you can only spend $100 a month then saw per person. That's amazing as I know Alberta is expensive. My sister lived there in college and it was way more expensive than Ontario. Great tips.
Thanks for your comment...Yes groceries here are getting expensive here in Alberta especially during pandemic...need to follow the tips more rigidly :-)
You could do better for prices of grocery superstore isnt that cheap anymore, I live in Vancouver and its similar here however what we have here is lots of local asain and indian vegetables markets which you can buy vegetables and fruits substantially cheaper than superstore, we also have Lucky Supermarket its and international store with lots of variety for different worlds people prices here are very good and as good if not better most of the time that i mean as low as superstore and Walmart. You can download the Flipp app to quickly check prices for all stores in your area write down the items you want and calculate if its worth going to those stores could be too far so not worth the drive unless you're extremely lucky and live in and area where all competing stores exist. Yes I find that 99% of the store brands as good sometimes better that top names. If you have a PC mastercard you can buy all your groceries on the card and also buy your gas and every thing else on it save your points until you have $500.0 or more for a fantastic free grocery order cheers
A what I eat in a day/week video would be useful. Unless you are chugging down gallons of milk and eating rice 3 times a day, I am struggling to see how you could be getting enough calories from this diet.
From my experience, if you go early in the day, you can find fresh fruits and vegetables in both Walmart and superstore..am not sure about meat...I don't usually buy vegetables and fruits in Costco as it is packaged and in bigger sizes..
Please have your children as soon as they can set up a tax free savings account so your children can benefit from the compounded interest. Please do this for them and teach them the value of compounded interest. but they have to start young for the interest to accumulate. Try and get your son to be a plumber or electrician - those trades are in very high demand.
Do you recommend any specific Canadian province if someone (30yo, single, doesn't want kids) wants to move to Canada and start a farm life? Or do you know any youtube channel or blogs about this subject? Thanks!
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The title says how to spend $100/month on groceries, but it's really $100+ per week?
@@CRoses-dq9mv 100$/ month per person... I have about 6 people in my family - 4 Adults and 2 kids and so technically less than 100$ you can manage per person.
Ohhhhh, I see!... That makes sense in that perspective....
It's good to see canadian prices,I'm in Vancouver b.c our superstore is laid out with same floor design, milk is closer to $5. Higher prices here compared to u.s.a, our relatives from states really notice when they visit but it's more relaxing here.we have 4 adults &2kids 9 and 2 yrs.old .probably spend $800.at least a mos. We do eat meat,the kids are semi vegetarian. We do all household shopping at superstore.
Yes...food price is comparitively expensive in canada compared to US.. I moved from US to Canada 10 yr back and was shocked to see the price when i moved. for example mile was 2.5$/gallon there in costco then where as it was double the price here in canada...
Another tip I like to offer is if your shopping at say superstore you can take all other competing supermarket flyers with you put and X on this discounted items from the cpmpeting store flyers if you want that product and its higher priced at superstore keep all of your discounted items to the end of when your cashing out at the till avoid self check out if you can especially if you have a large order of things anyhow show the cashier the items you want for the discount price from the competitor stores, the cashier will instantly discount the item for and even greater saving, and you don't have to waste your time or gas to drive to the other stores, do it all at the one store superstore saveon will honor all competitor prices listed in weekly flyer.
Walmart doesn't do that anymore. No frills only price matches against a few stores
Great video! Thanks for all the helpful info - we are from Edmonton - so it's nice to find a helpful video that actually pertains to us!
Thanks and hope it helps....we are from Calgary
how do you make your own yorgurt because i know theres diffrent ways of making yogurt so how do you make yours? also has your budget stayed the same since then till now or has it gotten higher because of the covid pandemic?
Hi, This was very well done and had great information There are 2 of us in Ontario Canada and we have stocked pantry and still spend about $500 a month
Great video! I’ve watched it before, but recently watched in again as I am looking for grocery saving tips. One thing that would be helpful, is if you were able to share your meal plan and the groceries you buy for that meal plan. Thank you.
Super video! I would love to see a video showing the meals and perhaps how they are prepared. Recipes are so helpful. Keep up the work! From Montreal (QC).
I was like no way you can only spend $100 a month then saw per person. That's amazing as I know Alberta is expensive. My sister lived there in college and it was way more expensive than Ontario. Great tips.
Thanks for your comment...Yes groceries here are getting expensive here in Alberta especially during pandemic...need to follow the tips more rigidly :-)
Finally a food shopping video from Canada
Thanks for the comment.
You could do better for prices of grocery superstore isnt that cheap anymore, I live in Vancouver and its similar here however what we have here is lots of local asain and indian vegetables markets which you can buy vegetables and fruits substantially cheaper than superstore, we also have Lucky Supermarket its and international store with lots of variety for different worlds people prices here are very good and as good if not better most of the time that i mean as low as superstore and Walmart. You can download the Flipp app to quickly check prices for all stores in your area write down the items you want and calculate if its worth going to those stores could be too far so not worth the drive unless you're extremely lucky and live in and area where all competing stores exist. Yes I find that 99% of the store brands as good sometimes better that top names. If you have a PC mastercard you can buy all your groceries on the card and also buy your gas and every thing else on it save your points until you have $500.0 or more for a fantastic free grocery order cheers
I agree Fruiticana charges way less for fruits and vegetables than Superstore or Walmart. Shoppers Drug Mart cheap eggs, Milk, Kleenex and chips.
I seriously don't understand people who buy bottled water for general use in Calgary. Tap water is so good here.
Yes we dont buy bottled water unless we travel....drink directly from tap.
Very good video thanks 😊
Welcome 😊
The house you are living looks nice. Do you buy or rent it? and what's the cost?
Thanks...average price of detached home in calgary is about 456,000$
Hello Sir
You live in the Calgary downtown area ?
How is the Calgary state divided into cities ?
All areas of cost of living are same ?
Thank you
live in sw Calgary...as you move farther from downtown, rent decreases by a bit not much.
What time of the day was he driving? The atmosphere just looks so gloomy. Great info though.
I was driving around 11 :-) Thanks for the feedback. It is almost start of winter in calgary (Nov)
Glad found this Canada shopping 👍🏼
New subie here. 😍
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Thank you for a video from my favorite grocery store!
You are so welcome!
A what I eat in a day/week video would be useful. Unless you are chugging down gallons of milk and eating rice 3 times a day, I am struggling to see how you could be getting enough calories from this diet.
Thank you for a great video!
You are welcome.. thanks for the feedback.
Which is cheaper & good in quality Walmart, Coscto or Superstore for fruits, veggies & meat?
From my experience, if you go early in the day, you can find fresh fruits and vegetables in both Walmart and superstore..am not sure about meat...I don't usually buy vegetables and fruits in Costco as it is packaged and in bigger sizes..
@@cmkcalgary & what about organic food which store has the most variety of organic food?
I felt superstore had more options for organic food than Walmart
Indian food can be bought at sobeys to
Thanks but not as much as Walmart or superstore in our neighbourhood.
cmkcalgary oh I don’t know much they have in Calgary but I know at sobeys in Edmonton there’s more than at the nearby Walmart
Thank you
No problem
Superstore is so expensive, go to Costco if you have more than 3 people in a household.
Great video!
Thanks
Excellent! Thank you. :)
You're very welcome!
Im also a Calgarian XD Once I get on my own in my own house i’m sure I will be able to use these tips :P
Thanks for your comment.
Great video thanks
Thanks :-)
good video sir!
Thanks so much
Please put up a video for students for easy make recipes preferably vegan ....
Haha sure...
sure will do...my old comment got deleted ...
First tip should be. Never shop while hungry.
Good one!
Please have your children as soon as they can set up a tax free savings account so your children can benefit from the compounded interest. Please do this for them and teach them the value of compounded interest. but they have to start young for the interest to accumulate. Try and get your son to be a plumber or electrician - those trades are in very high demand.
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costs of living in canada is 0$, if you have a farm land you can produce everything
Do you recommend any specific Canadian province if someone (30yo, single, doesn't want kids) wants to move to Canada and start a farm life? Or do you know any youtube channel or blogs about this subject? Thanks!
@@graciastephan man , it was just a joke. The comment is not about Canada in general, my father has a lot of farmland and we live very well
You need to learn to look at your camera.. Not your screen..
You need to be able to tell the diff..
Will do..this was one of my first few videos. Thanks for your feedback.
This Indian budget is not good for Canadian economy.
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Incorrect video title! Should say $500/month Grocery cost!
Please check the title... it's per person...