Toronto Mid-Summer Produce Deals: Lychee $1.88/lb (Save 62%), Canada Cherries $3.50/lb, Yellow Watermelon $5.88 (July 2026)

Mid-summer is the best time of year for fresh produce in Toronto — peak season for local fruit, and competitive pricing across the board. This week, seven stores are running deals that cover nearly every category. Here's the full list, ranked by discount size.

🍈 Fresh Lychee — $1.88/lb (reg. $4.99, save 62%)

📍 Sunfood

The largest discount of the week at 62% off. $1.88/lb for fresh lychee is one of the lowest prices seen in Toronto this summer. Lychee season is short — buy generously. Store unpeeled and unwashed in the fridge for up to four days. Peel and freeze what you won't eat fresh for use in desserts and drinks.

🍒 Canada No.1 Jumbo Red Cherries — $3.50/lb (HOT PRICE)

📍 Loblaws

Canadian-grown 10.5-row calibre cherries at $3.50/lb. Local Canadian cherries in peak mid-summer are noticeably juicier and sweeter than imported fruit. Don't wash before storing — keep dry in the fridge and rinse just before eating. Buy 2–3 lbs.

🫐 Canada Blueberries — $1.94/pint

📍 Walmart

Canadian blueberries at peak season for $1.94 per pint. High in anthocyanins, versatile across smoothies, yogurt, oatmeal, and baking. Store dry and unwashed — rinse only when ready to eat.

🍉 Seedless Yellow Watermelon — $5.88 (reg. $7.99)

📍 AL Premium (McCown)

Saving $2.11. Yellow-fleshed watermelon is less common than red and tends to have a higher sugar concentration and more delicate texture. Chill before cutting for best flavour. At $5.88 for a whole seedless melon, this is strong value.

🥭 Ataulfo Mango Case (20's) — $11.88 (reg. $14.99)

📍 Food Depot

Saving $3.11. Twenty Ataulfo mangoes for $11.88 — 59 cents each. Ataulfo (Honey Mango) has a thin seed, thick flesh, and intense sweetness with no fibrous texture. Leave at room temperature to ripen until slightly soft, then refrigerate. A case lasts a family several days easily.

🥦 Fresh Cauliflower — 98¢/lb

📍 T&T

The lowest per-pound price of any vegetable this week. Cauliflower is one of the most versatile low-carb vegetables — roast with olive oil and salt, stir-fry with garlic, or process into cauliflower rice. Strong buying opportunity at 98¢/lb.

🥦 Ontario Broccoli Crown — $1.68/lb (reg. $2.59)

📍 Centra Foods (North York)

35% off. Local Ontario broccoli has better freshness than imported alternatives at this time of year. Blanch and dress with oyster sauce and garlic for a classic five-minute side dish. At $1.68/lb, buying several crowns is easy to justify.

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