GTA Grocery Deals This Week: 10 lb Potatoes $1.99, 4L Milk $4.99 and Grapes $1.48/lb

This week’s major GTA supermarket flyers are strongest on basic household groceries.

Real Canadian Superstore has a 10 lb bag of white potatoes for just $1.99, No Frills has 4L milk for $4.99, and green seedless grapes are $1.48/lb at Food Basics.

Add sub-$5 butter and $2.88 avocados and there’s a surprisingly practical grocery list this week.

⁠🥔 White Potatoes 10 lb — $1.99

📍 Real Canadian Superstore

At $1.99 for 10 pounds, you’re paying less than 20¢ per pound.

Potatoes are also much easier to store than most fresh produce, making this one of the week’s most practical stock-up deals.

⁠🥛 Neilson Milk 4L — $4.99

📍 No Frills

Four litres of milk is back below $5.

For households that go through milk quickly, savings on an everyday staple like this can be more useful than a much larger percentage discount on something you rarely buy.

⁠🍇 Green Seedless Grapes — $1.48/lb

📍 Food Basics

Seedless grapes below $1.50/lb are an easy addition to the week’s fruit shopping.

They also hold up relatively well in the refrigerator, so there’s less pressure to finish them immediately.

⁠🧈 Gay Lea Butter 454g — $4.97

📍 Walmart

A 454g block of Gay Lea butter is back below the $5 mark.

That’s a useful restock price for households that regularly use butter for breakfast, baking and cooking.

⁠🥑 Avocados 5-Pack / Clementines 2 lb — $2.88

📍 FreshCo

A five-pack of avocados or two pounds of clementines is $2.88.

The avocados in particular stand out if they’re already part of your regular breakfast or lunch routine.

⁠🥚 Large White Eggs 30-Pack — $8.88

📍 Adonis

Thirty large white eggs are $8.88.

We’ve seen lower member-only prices recently, but this is still a useful large-format option for households that go through eggs quickly.

⁠🍗 Wings & Wedges 30 Pieces — $20

📍 Loblaws

Thirty pieces of wings and wedges are $20.

It’s less of a stock-up deal and more of a convenient weekend meal when cooking isn’t on the agenda.

For a short shopping list, I’d prioritize the $1.99 potatoes, $4.99 milk and $1.48/lb grapes.