Food prices in Canada

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

$22 for toilet paper! 🙀 our cat food is $2.35 a can yet our funny paper is cheaper. I have stopped buying butter it has gotten so pricey. This is a great video. Gives me an idea to do an Aussie comparison 🤔 These will be an interesting time capsule for the grandchildren to look back on too 🙏🏻🥰 thanks mate, great video. Xx

[@lindahopkinson17]

Thanks for the instructions on how to make icing sugar. I had no idea that it contains corn starch.

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

@lindahopkinson17 I just recently learned that too.

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

$22 for toilet paper! 🙀 our cat food is $2.35 a can yet our funny paper is cheaper. I have stopped buying butter it has gotten so pricey. This is a great video. Gives me an idea to do an Aussie comparison 🤔 These will be an interesting time capsule for the grandchildren to look back on too 🙏🏻🥰 thanks mate Xx

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

The cans of cat food are the small ones 156grams.

[@womanoffgridwithdog]

Hi! Great video. It is crazy how much food costs. I picked up some supplies when I went down to my son. I love that you are committed to use everything and not waste. More people need to do that! I would love to know the recipe for the peanuts butter squares. They look amazing! Baking and cooking do save a lot of money. Premade snacks and meals are very expensive. You have the right idea for sure! Lots of love form Tank and I 🧡🐾

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

In a large bowl add 2 cups Graham cracker crumbs, 1 1/2 cups icing sugar, 1 cup peanut butter and 1/2 cup of melted butter. Poor into a greased 9×13 pan. Next: In a small pot melt 1 1/2 cups milk chocolate chips and 1/2 cup of peanut butter. That gets poured on top. Let sit an hour to set. Can chill outside for faster setting. So good. And it makes a lot.

[@womanoffgridwithdog]

@ Thank you!! I am gonna make these for sure 😊

[@TinaGlessman]

Wow that's pricier than here by far. BTW you look so good in glasses and your hair look great like that. If you come visit I will give you ground beef from our side of beef 😅

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

@TinaGlessman Well it's British Columbia and that stands for BRING CASH 😢

[@paulmyers8959]

Thank you. Very helpful.

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

Glad it was helpful!

[@aclem8246]

Cheaper than the US. I spend about $125 a week for just myself. No expensive cuts of meat or prepared foods. Just basic home cooking. And I now shop at Walmart because it is cheaper than other grocery stores.

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

@aclem8246 I ended up spending another 150$ to get the other items we needed to compliments my food storage items. All together $520.00 ish for the month. I do have lot's of staples already stored up, rice, pasta, beans etc.

[@Cam-vz2zk]

Canadian dollar = 70cents US

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

@@Cam-vz2zk I know 😔

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

And a proggy? 🤣🙀🤔

[@WakeUpToYourself-237]

Excuse my Aussie ignorance, what on earth is a garlic coil?

[@OffgridWorld-w7f]

Cheap sausage ready to eat.