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54% off pork chops at $6.61/kg is exceptional savings, well worth stocking up.

53% off breaded chicken is exceptional savings, making this a premium convenience item at budget pricing.

50% off premium frozen pizza bringing it to $3.47 is exceptional value worth stocking up.

50% off premium frozen pizza bringing it to $3.47 is exceptional value worth stocking up.

43% off frozen chicken wings brings them to an excellent price point well below typical retail, perfect for stocking up.

41% off Purex detergent at $9.47 is exceptional savings worth stocking up on.

41% off Purex detergent at $9.47 is exceptional savings worth stocking up on.

40% discount makes this fish an exceptional deal worth stocking up on.

40% discount makes this fish an exceptional deal worth stocking up on.

40% off corned beef at $3 for 340g is exceptional value for this shelf-stable protein.

39% off Chapman's ice cream to $3.47 is exceptional value for premium ice cream worth stocking the freezer.

38% off Ruffles chips at under $3 is exceptional value for a name brand snack.

38% off Ruffles chips at under $3 is exceptional value for a name brand snack.

38% off frozen fries brings excellent value for name brand, worth stocking freezer.

38% off Chapman's frozen desserts at $3.47 is exceptional value for premium frozen treats worth stocking up.

37% discount on chicken legs at $2.49/lb is exceptional value for protein, well worth stocking up in freezer.

35% off Chapman's ice cream bringing 2L containers to $5.50 is exceptional value worth stocking up on.

30% off premium yogurt brands brings excellent value, worth stocking up on these large formats.

29% off premium Tide products brings the price to excellent value territory at $20 vs $28 regular.

$2.00 each for store brand juice when buying multiple is excellent value for everyday beverages.

Michelina's frozen entrées at $1.00 with member pricing is exceptional value for quick meals.

Foam hand soap at $2.00 is exceptional value, likely 40%+ off typical pricing.

Another foam hand soap at $2.00, excellent value for household essential.

Dr. Oetker pizza at $3.47 is exceptional value for premium frozen pizza, well below typical $5-6 pricing.

34% off specialty date cookies at under $3 is solid value for international treats.

34% off brings salmon and imitation crab to a solid price point worth picking up.

34% off brings Michelina's to $1.50, an excellent price for quick frozen meals.

34% off dish soap to $1.97 is solid savings on a household essential worth buying extra.

34% off dish soap to $1.97 is solid savings on a household essential worth buying extra.

33% off Atlantic salmon at $22.05/kg brings premium seafood to reasonable pricing.

33% off Tassimo pods brings them to a reasonable price for this premium coffee format.

33% off brand name cookies saves $1.48 and brings them to a competitive price point.

33% off brand name cookies saves $1.48 and brings them to a competitive price point.

32% off instant coffee is a meaningful discount on a pantry staple worth stocking up.

32% off instant coffee is a meaningful discount on a pantry staple worth stocking up.

31% off Goldfish crackers brings them under $3, solid value for kids' snacks.

31% off Goldfish crackers brings them under $3, solid value for kids' snacks.

31% off Nestlé frozen treats at $4.99 makes this a solid deal for brand name desserts.

29% off bringing premium breaded chicken to $9.99 is a solid discount worth picking up.

29% off greenhouse tomatoes at $2.49/lb is solid savings for winter produce.

29% off Italian DOP cheese is a solid discount for premium specialty products, bringing to $15 per 250g.

28% off pizza brings it to $5, which is solid value for premium frozen pizza.

28% off garlic sausage ring saves $2.50 and brings it to a reasonable price for deli meat.

Duplicate ghee deal with same solid 27% discount.

Fourth duplicate of the ghee deal - still a good discount.

27% off Dawn dish soap bringing it to $3.97 is a solid deal on premium brand.

27% off ground beef at $10.88 for 900g total makes this a solid deal for freezer stocking.

25% off basmati rice is a solid discount on a pantry staple worth stocking up on.

25% off basmati rice is a solid discount on a pantry staple worth stocking up on.

25% off cream cheese brings it to a reasonable price point for a commonly used dairy item.

24% discount on cheese block offers solid savings worth picking up for regular use.

24% off Black Diamond cheese block is solid savings on a pantry staple.

Duplicate Hans Dahi deal with same solid 24% discount.

Hans Dahi 3.2% version with same strong 24% discount.

24% off premium buffalo milk camembert is decent for specialty cheese, bringing cost to $16.25 per 250g wheel.

23% off chicken breast in convenient 4-pack format offers solid value.

23% off buffalo mozzarella DOP is decent for premium organic cheese, works out to $8.33 per 125g package.

22% off General Mills family size cereal is a decent discount on name brand breakfast items.

22% off General Mills family size cereal is a decent discount on name brand breakfast items.

22% off premium smoked salmon is solid for Costco specialty items, though still quite expensive at $10.42 per 100g package.

21% off halal yogurt brings it to reasonable pricing for specialty product.

Duplicate Khaas yogurt deal with same solid 21% savings.

20% off plus points back makes PC coffee competitive at around $22/kg.

20% off pretzel crackers to $10.85/kg is solid value for name brand specialty crackers.

17% off yogurt tubs at $4.94 is decent savings for a family-size dairy product.

$3.98/lb for pork tenderloin is competitive pricing for this premium cut.

Store brand pasta at $1.97 is solid value for a pantry staple.

Store brand pasta at $1.97 is solid value for a pantry staple.

Annie's mac and cheese at $1.64 is reasonable for this premium brand.

Annie's mac and cheese at $1.64 is reasonable for this premium brand.

$1.48 for sesame rice crackers is very affordable pricing for a pantry snack.

Quality basmati at $3.50/kg in bulk format offers good value.

$1.67 is very competitive for frozen entrees, even store brand ones.

$1.97 for Palmolive dish soap is very competitive pricing for name brand.

$1.97 for Palmolive dish soap is very competitive pricing for name brand.

At $5.18, Great Value frozen pizza offers solid value for a quick meal option, especially given Maritime pricing trends.

At $5.18, Great Value frozen pizza offers solid value for a quick meal option, especially given Maritime pricing trends.

$3.99/lb for air-chilled whole chicken is competitive pricing for quality poultry in the Maritimes.

$7.99/lb for fresh lean ground beef burgers is reasonable pricing for quality ground beef.

$5.88/lb for fresh lean ground beef is competitive pricing for quality ground beef in PEI.

$6.99 for wild salmon/cod loins is reasonable pricing for quality frozen fish portions.

$2.99 for albacore tuna is solid pricing for quality canned tuna, worth stocking up.

Daiya dairy-free cheese at $4.99 is competitive pricing for plant-based alternatives which typically cost more.

Tre Stelle paneer at $3.99 is reasonable pricing for this specialty Indian cheese which often costs $5+.

Tre Stelle paneer at $3.99 offers good value for specialty paneer cheese compared to typical $5+ pricing.

Halloumi cheese at $5.49 is competitive pricing for this Mediterranean specialty cheese which often costs $7+.

Compliments cream cheese at $2.99 when buying 2+ is solid pricing for store brand cream cheese.

Dempster's protein bread at $3.49 is competitive pricing for specialty health-focused bread.

Compliments pita at $3.49 is reasonable pricing for store brand pita bread.

Dempster's whole grain bread at $3.49 is solid pricing for name brand specialty bread.

Red Prince apples at $1.99/lb is competitive pricing for quality apples in the Maritime market.

Compliments bagged apples at $3.44 offers good value for convenient pre-bagged apples.

$4.49 for McCain breakfast potatoes is reasonable for a convenient frozen option from a Canadian brand.

2 for $4.00 Clark beans ($2.00 each) is a solid deal for a premium Canadian brand pantry staple.

3 for $5.00 on fresh herbs and green onions ($1.67 each) is solid value for premium ingredients.

$13.99 for India Gate basmati is reasonable for authentic premium basmati rice in bulk packaging.

$4.49 for Post cereal is solid value, below typical $5-6 regular pricing for name brand cereal.

$5.99 for Kellogg's family size is reasonable value for bulk cereal purchase.

$7.99 for Maxwell House instant coffee is competitive pricing with added Scene+ points value.

$8.29 for Alameed coffee represents good value for specialty imported coffee.

2 for $5.00 Starbucks Frappuccino drinks ($2.50 each) is solid value for ready-to-drink coffee.

Large format pasta at $3.06/kg is good value for bulk buyers.

Same Oasis deal - $2.44 when buying 2+ represents good savings on regular juice pricing.

Doritos 2 for $7.00 works out to $3.50 each, which is good savings on premium chips.

Old Dutch tortilla chips at $3.99 is good pricing for restaurant-style chips.

Parle-G biscuits at $1.29 is excellent value for international specialty biscuits.

ETI tea biscuits at $2.49 is good value for specialty international cookies.

Christie Peek Freans or Dad's at $4.00 is good savings on premium cookie brands.

Dare crackers at $2.50 with member pricing is good value for quality Canadian crackers.

Best Buy frozen spinach 2 for $3.00 ($1.50 each) is good value for frozen vegetables.

Palmolive dish detergent at $2.99 is a solid price point for name-brand dish soap.

Purex starting at $11.99 represents decent value for bulk laundry detergent.

Caprina bar soap at $5.49 with bonus points adds value to this premium natural soap brand.

Soft Soap liquid hand soap at $3.99 is reasonable pricing for name-brand hand soap.

Caprina liquid hand soap at $5.99 with bonus points provides good value for premium natural brand.

Panache premium ice cream at $4.99 is solid value for a higher-end ice cream brand.

Ben & Jerry's at $5.99 is reasonable pricing for this premium ice cream brand.

Natrel lactose-free ice cream at $4.99 is competitive pricing for specialty dietary ice cream.

Field Roast plant-based sausages at $6.99 is solid value for premium vegetarian protein products.

Greenfield bacon and sausages starting at $7.49 offers decent value for Maritime-produced meats.

Lean ground pork at $4.49/lb is good value for this versatile protein option.

$6.50 for either 12-pack Activia or 500g mozzarella represents good value for both options.

$3.33 for 650g large Activia container is solid value compared to individual cups.

$1.49/lb for Roma tomatoes is reasonable pricing for this cooking variety.

At $9.09/kg, this represents good value for fresh sausage, especially for a 1.1kg package that's suitable for families or meal prep.

Breaded halal chicken at $12.05/kg offers good value for convenience product.

Chicken wieners at $5.56/kg is solid budget pricing for processed meat.

Medium ground beef at $11.99/kg is competitive pricing in current market conditions.

Canned corned beef at $16.18/kg offers decent value for shelf-stable protein.

Pork shoulder at $7.69/kg is good value for slow-cooking applications and bulk purchases.

Coconut milk at $1.50 offers solid value for cooking and international cuisine applications.

No Name cheese slices offer budget-friendly option at competitive pricing per unit.

Good price for Philadelphia cream cheese at $16-17.60/kg, typically runs $18-20/kg.

At $5.22/kg, this is solid pricing for fresh bakery bread.

$3 for Wonder brand is competitive pricing for name brand packaged bread.

Mix-and-match brings premium bread to $4.29, good value for Country Harvest brand.

Multiple pantry staples for $2 each represents good value for pasta, sauce, and foil.

Red onions at $1.17/lb is solid pricing for this cooking staple.

Yellow onions at $1.00/lb offers excellent value for this essential cooking ingredient.

Family size cereal under $6 offers better bulk value than smaller sizes.

Members-only family size Kellogg's at $5.50 is competitive bulk pricing.

Jumbo cereal at $10 offers good per-kg value for heavy cereal users.

General Mills jumbo at $10 matches competitive bulk cereal pricing.

PC orange juice and Activia typically retail for $5-6, making $4 a solid 20-33% discount.

$3 for premium cookies, tuna, or pancake items represents solid 25-40% savings from typical $4-5 retail.

$3.50 for Dare cookies is solid savings from typical $4.50-5 retail pricing on these premium treats.

$2.75 for international cookies represents good value, likely 30%+ below typical specialty item pricing.

$4 for premium cookies, specialty herring, or protein bars represents solid savings from typical $5-6 retail.

$2.50 for Goldfish crackers represents solid savings from typical $3.50+ retail on this popular snack.

$2.50 for Goldfish crackers represents solid savings from typical $3.50+ retail on this popular snack.

At $5.50 for 2L detergent, this represents solid value compared to typical $7-8 regular pricing for these brands.

High-capacity Tide products at $20 offers good per-load value for bulk purchasing.

Variety of large format detergents at $16 provides solid value across multiple P&G brands.

Dove products at $5.50 represents decent value, likely 15-20% below typical retail pricing.

$3.88 for 3 lbs of Royal Gala apples is a solid price for quality apples in season.

$1.47 for 2 lbs of carrots is a solid everyday price for this versatile vegetable.

20% off rye bread is a modest discount that barely moves the needle on value.

Only 20% off specialty anchovy fillets that remain very expensive at $6.67 per 80g pack - marginal value for most shoppers.

19% off brings 4kg pasta to $2.62 per kg - reasonable but not exceptional value for bulk pasta.

19% off large cereal box brings to $8.07/kg - reasonable but not exceptional value for name brand cereal.

18% off flavored coffee beans at $25.35/kg is reasonable but not a standout deal for specialty coffee.

18% off brings juice boxes to $0.75 each - reasonable but typical for bulk juice pricing at warehouse stores.

Same 18% discount as apple juice, $0.75 per box is standard warehouse pricing rather than exceptional value.

Consistent 18% off pattern for Oasis juices, $0.75 per box is typical bulk pricing not a great deal.

Same pricing pattern as other Oasis juices - 18% off to $0.75 per box is standard warehouse value.

18% off individual cookies brings to $0.47 each - reasonable for portion packs but not exceptional value.

18% off bulk Ritz crackers brings to $8.04/kg - reasonable but not exceptional for name brand crackers.

17% off specialty seafood items provides modest savings on premium products.

17% off Swanson meals is a modest discount on already premium-priced frozen entrees.

17% off Wong Wing entrees is a small discount that doesn't significantly improve value.

17% off Wong Wing entrees is a small discount that doesn't significantly improve value.

17% off almond milk is modest savings, final price of $2.50 per carton is reasonable but not exceptional.

17% off Lavazza coffee brings to $23.99/kg - modest savings on premium coffee but not exceptional.

17% off Tide brings cost to $0.23 per load - reasonable but not exceptional value for premium detergent.

16% off paper towels is modest savings, $2.79 per roll is typical warehouse pricing rather than exceptional.

15% off frozen fish products provides modest savings but still premium pricing.

15% off gluten-free cereal is minimal savings, still expensive at $18.88/kg for specialty product.

15% off premium cookies is minimal savings, still expensive at $19.40/kg for specialty baked goods.

Duplicate of previous Akawie cheese deal - same marginal discount.

14% off premium Greek yogurt is modest, still quite expensive at $6.47.

Duplicate Liberté deal with same marginal 14% discount.

Only 14% off K-Cups is marginal savings on an already premium-priced item.

14% off bacon brings it to $5.99/500g - modest savings but still relatively expensive per kg.

14% off Christie cookies is a minimal discount that barely improves the value proposition.

13% discount is marginal and ground chicken pricing isn't exceptional even on sale.

Only 13% off organic red lentil pasta keeps it at $12.99/kg - minimal savings on already premium-priced specialty pasta.

Only 12% off cookies is minimal savings barely worth considering a deal.

Only 12% off cookies is minimal savings barely worth considering a deal.

11% discount is minimal on already expensive breaded chicken products.

11% discount is minimal on already expensive breaded chicken products.

11% discount on string cheese is marginal savings on convenience dairy product.

Only 11% discount on string cheese, which barely moves the needle on what's already a convenience item.

11% off multi-pack yogurt is minimal savings on an already bulk item.

Only 10% off Kellogg's jumbo cereal is a minimal discount barely worth noting.

Only 10% off Kellogg's jumbo cereal is a minimal discount barely worth noting.

7% off Tide detergent is barely a discount and doesn't meaningfully improve the value.

Without knowing the discount, $8.38/lb for boneless thighs is reasonable but not exceptional.

Without discount information, can't assess if $6.97 represents good value for specialty sausages.

Without discount information, can't assess if $6.97 represents good value for specialty sausages.

Without discount details, $11.57 for prepared chicken seems typical but not exceptional.

$12.54/lb for sirloin tip is typical pricing, not a standout deal without discount context.

Cannot evaluate deal quality without knowing discount amount on specialty halal product.

$8.78 for lean ground beef is reasonable but can't assess deal value without discount details.

Cannot assess formula deal quality without knowing discount amount on essential baby product.

$4.98 for dozen eggs is typical PEI pricing, not a standout deal.

No discount information provided, and $6.98 seems typical for cheese slices.

Without knowing the discount, $6.98 appears to be regular pricing for cheese slices.

Same butter pricing without discount information - appears to be regular retail.

Another butter duplicate at same price with no discount details.

Same Minigo pricing without discount information - likely regular retail.

No discount shown, and $2.97 appears to be typical pricing for these products.

Without discount information, $5.68 seems like regular pricing for premium Greek yogurt.

Duplicate Liberté item with same pricing and no discount details.

Without discount info, this appears to be regular pricing for store brand bread, not a deal.

Without discount info, this appears to be regular pricing for store brand bread, not a deal.

Regular pricing for store brand bagels without discount information shown.

Regular pricing for store brand bagels without discount information shown.

Regular pricing for store brand bagels without discount information shown.

Higher-priced bread without discount info appears to be regular retail pricing.

Higher-priced bread without discount info appears to be regular retail pricing.

Broccoli pricing appears high without knowing weight or discount details.

Yellow onions pricing without package size or discount info makes value unclear.

Frozen vegetables at $3.97 seems high for regular pricing without discount details.

Frozen vegetables at $3.97 seems high for regular pricing without discount details.

$6.18 for prune juice appears to be regular pricing without discount information.

$6.98 for premium orange juice seems like regular pricing without discount details.

$6.98 for premium orange juice seems like regular pricing without discount details.

Without knowing the regular price, can't assess the discount depth, but $9.98 seems typical for value pack frozen items.

Without knowing the regular price, can't assess the discount depth, but $9.98 seems typical for value pack frozen items.

$7.94 for 6-pack eco paper towels seems like regular pricing without discount information.

$18.96 for 12=18 rolls is decent value but without discount info, likely regular pricing.

$3.97 for store brand hand soap refill is reasonable but not exceptional without discount info.

$3.97 for store brand hand soap refill is reasonable but not exceptional without discount info.

At $6.47 for hand soap refill with unknown discount, this pricing seems standard rather than a compelling deal.

Turkey bacon at $6.38 without knowing package size or discount makes it difficult to assess value, but pricing seems typical for specialty bacon.

$12.99 for chicken/turkey burgers with points bonus doesn't represent exceptional base pricing.

$8.99 for Beyond Meat products is typical pricing for plant-based alternatives without clear discount.

$13.99 for beef burgers with points bonus doesn't indicate significant base price savings.

$5.49 for Italian sausage meat appears to be regular pricing without clear discount indication.

$5.99 for breakfast/dinner sausage seems like typical retail pricing for brand name product.

$16.99/lb for land-raised salmon is premium pricing typical for sustainable salmon without discount.

$15.99 for wild pink salmon seems like regular pricing for premium canned fish.

$7.29 for organic milk is regular pricing for premium dairy without clear discount.

$5.99 for Maritime Pride eggs is higher than the Compliments deal without bonus points.

$10.99 for Nestlé Hide Me eggs appears to be regular seasonal pricing for specialty chocolate eggs.

Castello blue cheese at $6.99 is typical pricing for this specialty cheese brand, not particularly discounted.

Compliments sliced cheese at $5.99 is standard store brand pricing without significant savings.

Philadelphia cream cheese at $3.97 is close to regular pricing for this name brand without significant discount.

Kiri cream cheese portions at $5.99 appears to be regular pricing for this imported specialty product.

Butter sticks at $8.29 is typical pricing for butter in PEI without meaningful discount from regular retail.

IÖGO creamy yogurt at $6.47 is typical pricing for premium yogurt multi-packs without meaningful discount.

Danone Oikos Greek yogurt at $10.99 is regular pricing for large Greek yogurt containers.

Portofino breads at $5.49 is typical pricing for specialty bakery bread without meaningful discount.

Compliments raisin bread at $4.99 is regular pricing for specialty bread without notable savings.

Durra bread sticks at $4.99 appears to be regular pricing for specialty imported bread products.

Local Maritime bread brands 2 for $5.00 is standard pricing without significant discount.

$5.99 for Eco Spuds seems high without knowing package size or discount, especially in potato-producing PEI.

$4.99 for lettuce blends is premium pricing, though the Scene+ points add some value.

$3.99 for organic carrots is typical organic premium pricing without clear discount indication.

$7.99 for Minute Rice seems high without knowing size, as basic instant rice shouldn't be premium priced.

$10.99 for Olivieri family size fresh pasta is typical premium fresh pasta pricing without clear discount.

$8.99 for jumbo cereal may seem high but could represent decent per-serving value depending on size.

$18.99 for K-Cup pods is typical premium pricing without clear discount indication.

$12.99 for Starbucks ground coffee is typical premium pricing without evident discount.

$15.97 for Maxwell House ground coffee seems high for mass market coffee without clear package size.

At $7.99, this is around regular pricing for premium juices like Bolthouse, with modest Scene+ bonus.

Ocean Spray sparkling at $6.99 is typical retail pricing, not a meaningful discount.

Rubicon at $2.79 is reasonable for specialty exotic juice but not a standout deal.

Compliments Extraaa chips at $2.47 is reasonable but not exceptional for store brand.

Same Compliments chips deal at $2.47 - decent store brand pricing but not outstanding.

Ruffles 2 for $9.00 ($4.50 each) is only modest savings on premium chips.

Gourmet cookies at $6.99 with points bonus is typical premium cookie pricing.

McVitie's at $4.99 is standard pricing for imported British biscuits.

Christie Oreos at $9.99 appears to be family/bulk size but still expensive per unit.

Same Compliments cookies deal - $4.99 with points is reasonable store brand pricing.

Specialty pistachio cookies at $14.29 is expensive but typical for gourmet international items.

Compliments crackers at $2.99 with points is standard store brand pricing.

Good Thins at $4.49 with points is close to regular pricing for premium crackers.

Nanapops frozen bars at $6.49 is premium pricing for specialty frozen treats.

Another Tide listing at $19.99, which remains at typical regular retail pricing.

Irish Spring soap at $7.99 appears to be regular pricing for multi-pack bar soap.

Nudy Rudy starting at $6.49 is typical pricing for boutique natural soap brands.

Another Nudy Rudy listing at $6.49, consistent with premium natural soap pricing.

McCain Pizza Pockets at $5.99 is close to regular pricing for this frozen snack food.

Magnum ice cream bars at $5.99 is typical premium ice cream bar pricing, not a deep discount.

Marcangelo/Schneiders sausages at $7.99 is typical pricing for premium packaged sausages.

Compliments smoked sausages at $9.99 with member pricing is reasonable but not exceptional for store brand.

$13 for 908g of wings ($14.32/kg) is standard pricing, not a compelling deal.

$15 for a 4-pack of chicken breast is typical retail pricing, not discounted enough to be noteworthy.

$5 for 2L chocolate milk is typical pricing, nothing exceptional here.

$4.88 for shredded cheese (250-320g) is typical pricing, not discounted enough to be notable.

$7 for specialty cheeses is standard pricing for these premium products.

$3 for cream cheese is typical pricing, not discounted significantly.

$3.50 for bagels or bread is standard bakery pricing, not a notable deal.

$3.99 for 4lb bag of apples ($1/lb) is reasonable but not exceptional for fall season.

$5.99 for 3-pack romaine hearts is typical pricing, not discounted enough to be notable.

$1.69 for Chef Boyardee pasta is typical pricing for this convenience food.

$3.47 for Dr. Oetker pizza/garlic fingers is typical pricing for these frozen convenience foods.

At $20.65/kg, this is expensive even with points back. Regular chicken breast pricing.

Whole halal chicken at $10.60/kg is reasonable but not a standout deal.

Split wings at $19.31/kg are premium priced without significant discount indication.

Specialty halal breaded chicken at $15/kg is reasonable for convenience product.

Halal chicken breasts at $21.71/kg are premium priced but typical for specialty products.

Specialty chicken sausages pricing appears standard for premium processed products.

Halal lean ground beef at $19.80/kg is premium pricing typical for specialty products.

Prepared tuna/salmon products at these prices are convenient but not exceptional value.

Specialty smoked cheddar at $35/kg is premium pricing typical for artisanal cheese.

Name brand cheese products at $6.00 appear to be standard pricing without significant savings.

At $33-37/kg, this is standard pricing for premium deli cheese slices without evident savings.

Premium cheese snacks at $28-39/kg is typical retail pricing for these specialty items.

Premium artisan bread at $6-9.50/kg is typical pricing without clear savings.

Organic applesauce at $6.67/L is reasonable but not exceptional for this premium product.

$3.50 per head is high for iceberg lettuce, especially without knowing the discount.

$2.49/lb for Roma tomatoes is reasonable but not exceptional winter pricing.

Premium Mutti tomato paste at $30.45/L is expensive for this small format.

Mutti strained tomatoes at $7.35/L is premium pricing without clear discount benefits.

$3.50 per head for broccoli is typical winter pricing, not exceptional value.

At $2/lb for oranges without knowing the discount, this is average winter pricing.

Small format rice at $13/kg is premium pricing for convenience sizes.

Specialty pasta/gnocchi at $5 each is premium pricing for smaller portions.

Fresh pasta at $9-10/kg is expected pricing for refrigerated specialty pasta.

Specialty healthy pasta at $3.50 each is typical pricing without clear discount.

Family pack fresh pasta pricing varies by weight, needs more context to evaluate.

Small cereal boxes at $4 each are convenient but not exceptional value.

Premium Jordans cereal at $15-18.46/kg is expected pricing for this brand.

Multi-buy snack bars at $3.33 each is slightly higher than single purchase.

Same organic mini bar pricing, consistent but not exceptional value.

Instant coffee pricing varies widely by size, $6.44 seems reasonable but not exceptional.

Mixed dairy/beverage bundle at $5.50 needs individual item context to assess value.