Grocery Store Sales

[Anonymous No.20001077]

Canuck bros, deenz are on sale for $1.67 at SuperStore right now

[Anonymous No.20001088]

these lil nigs are also on for $0.84. It mixes well with cranberry juice

[Anonymous No.20001092]

never wished I was canadian but those look like some good deenz

[Anonymous No.20001116]

>>20001077
Very nice I bought a fee cases off amazon when they were $1.37 back in oct i believe.

Make sure you try the golden smoked ones, those are my fav.

Good to see fellow leafs on da bord!

[Anonymous No.20001127]

>>20001116
A few cases*

Several years ago you could find them for 87 cents (leaf money), i bought 6 cases (6*18=108)

[Anonymous No.20001133]

>>20001088
Nice that's a good idea anon

[Anonymous No.20001203]

>>20001127
I feel like Canadian canned fish is cheaper in the USA than in the once great white north. Dollar tree has Canadian canned hearing filets for $1.25. the packaging says 70 grams drained has 14 grams of protein.

[Anonymous No.20001206]

>>20001077
Pulled 3 NY strips for $14 total at my kroger last week
shit was cash

[Anonymous No.20001499]

>>20001116
>Good to see fellow leafs on da bord!
holy fuck is it ever
>Very nice I bought a fee cases off amazon when they were $1.37 back in oct i believe
doesn't get better than that! I'd like to see what 108 cans looks like. Got a pic?

[Anonymous No.20003196]

>>20001206
based and discounted meat pilled

[Anonymous No.20003308]

>>20001077
They still seem a little expensive.

I can get these at Aldi for £0.49 - which equates to CAN$0.84 and I get 125g not just 100g ?

At least you have real sardines, not brisling . . .Don't you?

[Anonymous No.20003442]

>typically buy Bela lightly smoked deenz in EVOO
>store is out of Bela
>decide to try the Matiz lightly smoked in Spanish olive oil
>pretty good
>next time at store decide to try the lemon version
>don't bother looking at the ingredients because both the other versions on the shelf are in olive oil, why would they use something else for the lemon flavor?
>get home, look at packaging
>sunflower oil
I feel betrayed.

[Anonymous No.20003479]

>>20003308
wow it's weird seeing my kitchen on another person's 'puter.

lucky bastard, that's cheap

And yeahhh, mine are the real deal. Boneless too

[Anonymous No.20003618]

based /deenz/ deals proclaimer

[Anonymous No.20004553]

>>20001077
>>20001116
Looking good bros. I get my deenz at Dollarama usually and haven't seen Golden Smoked in a while but load up on lemon pepper

[Anonymous No.20004563]

>>20001116
the filets arent too great but the smoked ones truly arent bad. i advocate buying these

[Anonymous No.20004588]

>>20001077
brunswick deenz are okay but millionaires deenz are king.

[Anonymous No.20004665]

>>20004553
Good job my guy, I'm glad you're enjoying them.

You buy any other food at Dollarama?

I'm in Ottawa, Ontario btw

[Anonymous No.20004731]

>>20003442
Oof, did you end up eating them or did they go to the back of the cupboard in the “emergency” section?

[Anonymous No.20004769]

>>20004731
Back of the cupboard along with some Sumaco sardines in tomato sauce from Thailand that contains soybean oil, and some fried eel in chili sauce that also contains soybean oil. A friend gave them to me to try, and I'm not autistic enough to refuse because of 1% soybean oil by weight. Also just not big on canned seafood caught/canned in Asia. The one exception is Crown Prince oysters from South Korea since they are decent quality, and significantly cheaper than any US options. Also the only canned oysters I can find from the US are canned in sunflower oil.

[Anonymous No.20004786]

This shit right here you've gotta try if you haven't.

[Anonymous No.20005604]

You could've walked out of that store with mackerel but you bought deenz instead

[Anonymous No.20005688]

>>20001116
For me, it's these ones

[Anonymous No.20006133]

>>20004588
>brunswick deenz are okay but millionaires deenz are king.
Brislings are not real Sardines dickwad.
Sprats are good too but they are NOT sardines.

[Anonymous No.20006404]

>>20006133
Sardine is a general term for small fish in the herring family. Getting mad about calling sprats sardines is like getting mad if someone calls generic facial tissue paper "kleenex."

[Anonymous No.20007684]

Lmao I also picked up some of these deenz yesterday. Never tried deenz before but the golden smoked variety was really good

[Anonymous No.20007730]

>>20001077
So what's the deal with sardine? It seems like there's so many people that love them, but it seems like they would be so gross.

Am I missing out? How are you boys eating them?

[Anonymous No.20007772]

>>20001077
would it be good on mac and cheese?

[Anonymous No.20007774]

>>20007730
They are pretty good, and taste better than they look. I personally prefer skinless/boneless as some others can taste a lil too fishy. Just a good savory meaty taste.

They last a while as well and tend to be cheap. King Oscars spanish style are delicious

[Anonymous No.20007919]

>>20007772
update: yes

[Anonymous No.20008191]

>>20001077

[Anonymous No.20008197]

>>20007730
I thought it was a meme for a while and tried them on a whim. I don't like all styles, but Mediterranean with some chewy bread and hot sauce is actually great. The bones can be a hurdle for some people, but it's purely a mental obstacle. They're more like cartilage anyway.

My pantry always has a couple of cans now, for a snack or a light lunch. You can also eat them with rice or a warmed tortilla. Try them out.

[Anonymous No.20008808]

>>20003308
Idk man? End all your sentences with question marks, no?

[Anonymous No.20009326]

>>20001077
How do you prepare deenz?

[Anonymous No.20009448]

>>20009326
I eat them straight out of the tin

[Anonymous No.20009455]

>>20008191
Canada bros.. not like this..