The Best Grocery Deals in Quebec This Week + 3 Dinner Ideas
Grocery flyers change every Thursday. Instead of combing through them one by one, here are this week's best deals in Quebec — and 3 dinner ideas built around them. This page gets updated every Thursday, so come back here rather than searching for a new post.
This week's best deals
- Exceldor chicken skewers — $9.00 (-25%) at Maxi
- High Liner breaded fish fillets — $11.99 (-45%) at Metro
- Green or yellow beans, zucchini — $2.77 (-54%) at Metro
- No Name block or shredded cheese — $2.99 (-33%) at Maxi
- POM sliced bread — $4.00 (-50%) at Metro
Deals vary by region and store; these come from the best-covered flyers this week. Always check the in-store price — it can vary between locations.
3 dinner ideas with these deals
1. Grilled chicken skewers, garlic-sautéed vegetables. Grill the Exceldor skewers on a pan or the barbecue, sauté the green beans or zucchini with garlic a few minutes — serve with a slice of bread.
2. Baked breaded fish, cheesy vegetable gratin. Bake the High Liner fillets per package directions, broil the green beans or zucchini under the shredded cheese a few minutes — a dinner that barely needs watching.
3. Melty cheese sandwiches, crisp vegetable salad. Grill the POM bread with cheese in a pan, pair it with a raw green bean or sliced zucchini salad — a fast dinner with barely any dishes.
Need ideas for the rest of the week?
Our guide on what to cook tonight lists 10 reliable dinners for the nights when even choosing feels like too much. And if the goal is stretching your grocery budget beyond this week's deals, our piece on the true cost of food waste covers the levers that actually make a difference.
Frequently asked questions
How often is this page updated?
Every Thursday, as soon as the new grocery flyers come out for the week. The deal list and dinner ideas get refreshed with each update — it’s the same page updated in place, not a new article every week.
Where do the prices on this page come from?
Directly from grocery flyers published for the current week. We never invent a price or a discount — if no data is available for a given week, the page simply isn’t updated.
How are the featured deals chosen?
They’re the biggest discounts found in this week’s flyers among the stores we track. The picks change week to week based on what’s actually on sale — no "typical" deals added to round out the list.
Does Chora factor deals into my meal suggestions?
Deals are a preference, never a constraint: Chora prioritizes a coherent meal first, and factors in available discounts when it makes sense for the suggested dish.
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