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Originally Posted by esquire
^ Thank you, that was a line I could have only written after years of being exposed to MolsonEx's posts 
Save On Foods, despite the name, is not cheap. But I will hand it to them, their home delivery service made me a loyal customer during the pandemic and now I'm addicted to the convenience. Damn you Darrell, you got me!!!! |
There is a software company out of Toronto that has this AI system that looks at sale prices, flyer prices, sales volumes and recommends what to put on sale, when and what regular price to use to maximize revenue. Several years ago they started to use that software. Clearly it works.
On the West Coast it is a toss up if Thrifty Foods or Save-On-Foods is the most expensive.
For produce and meat you can sometimes get good deals from the independents. Green houses and growers sell "perfect" produce to the big guys, the product that is out of spec sells at a discount to independents. I for one am ok with my green peppers being smaller that average or my apples being a bit bigger.