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Costco Canada East Secret Sale Items – Nov. 12th – Nov. 19th – Ontario, Quebec & Atlantic Canada

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**** TO SKIP AHEAD TO THE SALES CLICK THIS LINK ****

Good day fellow Costco shoppers!

Well we are headfirst into November and I’m happy about it! It’s been a busy week so let’s say we catch up a little bit, shall we? Or should we do the sales thing first??? hmmmm…. Tough call.

Well, I guess I’ll start with this part. Due to various circumstances our bathroom renovation has not begun, nor will I begin to elaborate on that… Needless to say We’re less than pleased, but so it goes, right? We are as prepped and ready for it as we can be (All the floor/wall tiles are purchased and stacked in the office, Shower base is in the office, glass shower doors are in the dining room, Fixtures ordered and arrived, sink ordered and awaiting pick-up & the toilet is… well we need to buy that still) so basically we are ready Oh and I ripped all the drywall/faux wainscotting off the walls the night before so now we have creepy bathroom walls until it’s done. (still don’t really know when now though) This does tie into the rest of the weekend I swear.

We had aimed to get the reno done this weekend as we had planned to be in Barrie at my partners parents place visiting family, so while the reno didn’t happen I happened to have a little extra time on my hands on Sunday afternoon and took a little trip to the Barrie Costco location, why not do a little out of town scouting right?! As I meandered through the aisles I snapped some pictures of some items that I hadn’t seen at my hometown Costco, and while there weren’t too many different things, I noticed a few… The giant cans of San Marzano tomatoes??? Really??? That is absolutely ridiculous, I wasn’t there to shop- just to browse- but damn! I’d be lost in a sea of giant tomato cans if I wasn’t careful! Like Scrooge McDuck, only instead of diving into a vault full of gold coins I’d be diving into a vault full of Tomatoes!

 

Just like that!

Ahhh, oh right I’m also very jealous of the gas station… 1.02 a litre?!?! Crazy!!! Also I posted a few Meat dept. sales in there for you Barrie folks, and butter is 3.99/lb in Barrie as well as in the Kingston, ON warehouse. So there ya go. Market research! Please (again) feel free to comment and add your local butter prices to the comments page! I’d love to see them, as would everyone else I’m sure.

It was pretty neat to walk into a different warehouse than I’m used to, which might seem weird to say, but After having this Monday routine down to a science walking into a Costco that is layed out differently was… well almost like walking into an alternate universe perhaps??? You walk in to Costco, but the layout is different, not drastically different you know- the basic Costco organization rules apply still, electronics are together, food is together, pet things are together… you get the idea. But it’s not the way I’m used to. I’m used to my Costco being Left to right…(I’ll explain) I walk in, electronics on the left then snaking my way through housewares, office supplies, lighting, automotive/workshop, seasonal the the giant middle area that has more seasonal, gift cards/clothing, bed & bath, candy (my favorite) I then loop back up through the meats & cheeses, browse through the produce and then head for the toiletries and juices (probably shouldn’t be grouped together but hey… Too late now right?) By this point I’m in the back of my warehouse so it’s time to work my way towards the checkout. I head through the dairy section (check butter prices) then into the frozen foods (forgot to get Dr. Praegers veggie burgers today.. Darn!) smell my way through all the delicious coffees in that aisle, and then its dried/canned foods until the detergent section. You can smell that aisle from at least 2 aisles down, it’s crazy! A quick loop through the vitamins & medicines to the all important Diapers and I’m done.

Soooo… walking through a different store that has mostly the same things but in a different layout was odd, Id walk down the coffee Aisle and forget I was in a different place until I got to the end of it and looked up to see uncharted territory… What the heck was that produce doing here?!?!  Pet food doesn’t usually wind up next to Coffee, or Potatoes… Canned (uh- giant cans of by the way) San Marzano tomatoes (like I mean commercial/restaurant sized cans) usually don’t live near the razors and tampons. So… I was a little disoriented but had a great time seeing a different place. ( I think it’s also apparent that I shop at Costco a little too much)

I took some pictures of what I saw and you can check ’em out below!

 

I walked the aisles, got disoriented, had fun, and bought cheap gas. That’s my Costco Barrie experience in a nutshell. And here’s Austin Powers… In a nutshell.

AND here’s a happy Ewok after we got home on Sunday evening, he wouldn’t sit still for a picture as he was too excited. (we also stopped at IKEA in Vaughan and Ewok really liked the floor mat we got) Also the Christmas Cactus of ours in full bloom. It does this twice a year but always around this time, it’s pretty amazing!

 

Pretty spectacular huh?

Ok, well getting down to business (if you haven’t already skipped this part that is.)

Costco must know that it is cold/flu season because Children’s advil ($8.49), Cepecol lozenges ($8.99)(which are fantastic by the way, it’s like they freeze your throat. marvelous!) Echinacea ($12.89) and Health & balance cold/sinus medications ($6.99)are all on sale right now (perfect timing Costco, thank you!)

Another really cool item I happened upon (after snagging a nice set of flannel sheets for the bed, $42.99! Washed and on the bed already)

So, this is the equivalent of the heated seats in cars these days huh? Luxury at its near finest. You thought heated blankets were a treat? This is the Royal version of that. It’s hitting auto-start on your car to get it warmed up & ready for you. It’s setting your coffee makers timer to start 5 minutes before you wake up, filling your home with the delicious aroma of Cafe Verona before you even wake up. It’s filling the crock-pot with delicious raw ingredients and coming back 8 hours later to a fully cooked feast. Well what about slipping into a pre-warmed bed on a freezing Canadian winters eve folks, comfy & cozy. Luxury at it’s near finest. (read that again but with a 1950’s radio personality voice, it sounds way better like that.)

Wow, I’ve gone way off topic here this week!

I did pick up Liberte yogurt (on sale for $8.99) you really can’t compete with that price. Springtime Laundry detergent ($9.49) Those Cepecol Lozenges (starting to feel the unfortunate beginnings of a sickness… Though I’ve been surrounded by sick people for at least 2 months, so I’m fortunate to have made it this far folks…) I got some Guacamole, a bag of delicious potatoes that I plan on turning into a delicious scalloped potato meal…. mmmmmm…. drool commencing…

I definitely bought a few more things this week than I normally do, but because of my brain short circuit due to potato induced dreams- I’ve forgotten what else I got… OH right, Basil pesto. DUH! That was dinner, pesto pasta with extra chopped garlic, chili flakes and shaved parm. (and yes, salad. Can’t do no salad)

OK look… It’s far too late now to keep going on. (especially knowing that I have cozy flannel sheets to crawl into this evening!)

I think I’ve ranted and raved a-booot enough things for this week, so I’ll give you all the sales that you want & deserve. (Not that I’m giving them to you, that’s Costco. I’m giving you the pictures of my cats, and GIFs that you may or may not care to see, THEN I show you the treasure hunt!

Good evening folks & Stay classy.

Please note:
The price at your local Costco takes precedent (or precedence) over the prices listed on this blog.
Costco liquidation/Manager’s Special items (ending in .97) vary from store to store.
An asterisk (*) on the price tag means the item is not being re-ordered.

If there is something you really want, ***double check the expiry date*** as some Costco sales items do end mid-week.

The food brands available can differ from region to region. Pictures are taken at a store in Ontario. Sale items should apply to Costco locations in Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Newfoundland & Nova Scotia, if the item is in stock at your store. There will likely be a few deals not shown here in your store. If this blog has helped you save money, consider sharing www.cocoeast.ca with your friends and family! If you see deals at your store that aren’t on this blog, post them in the comments and help spread the money saving love!

 

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  1. Waterloo Costco is set up backwards too – took me a while to get used to it. Butter there is still $3.99 too. Where I live I’m almost equal distance to Kitchener, Guelph or Waterloo Costco – When I take my daughters to dance I’m closer to Kitchener Costco – but I miss out on getting gas since there is no gas bar. It’s fun to see what’s different at each store. At the Waterloo store I noticed the burr coffee grinders are marked down this week – I think $39.97 – I love mine.

      • Usually I can find most of the sales, but some are different (or sold out). If I can’t find it at Waterloo, and I really want it, I can usually find it at Guelph, I find Kitchener has fewer items (since it’s a smaller store). I have noticed that M&M’s haven’t been on sale here, like they have been in Kingston. 🙁

  2. Thank you for all you do on a weekly basis; I always enjoy seeing pics of Ewok as well as the perfect quality of all your photos. To those who have never tried the “La San Marzano” whole tomatoes’ can, you are missing out. That type of “hybrid tomato” isn’t the acid type like the “pomodoro” from Pastene, on the opposite – La San Marzano is a real plump, meaty and sweet tomato that looks like a San Marzano (this hybrid tomato is grown on volcanic soil which is greatly alkaline, thus rendering its sweet taste!). I ran out of “La San Marzano” last month and used the regular Pastene’s Italian tomatoes (whole) and had to sprinkle baking soda three times in order to counter balance the acidic taste of the sauce. Even at regular price, this is a pantry staple… ‘Nuff said, on my way to Costco to get a few cans for the winter. 🙂

  3. Hi! At my Costco (Quebec City) the porcelain serving set 5 pieces (3377888) is 14,97$ instead of 26,99$ so watch your Costco! 🙂

  4. Thanks to our blogger and also to all commenters as well. Always interesting and informative reading with my morning java. Love the info on the tomatoes. Enjoy your day/week Everyone.!

  5. I see nothing special this week.
    Why did you include laundry detergent?
    Canadian Tire has 18.99 regular price for 210 loads so 10 loads extra for same money. Or… not really, as you they don’t charge membership there.
    I never pay attention to the ‘deal’ on meat, as it is ridiculous. Considering the size of the package often it’s not even 10% off. Lately I bough tenderloin at Loblaws that costed less than costco’s sirloin, even after the ‘discount’. And the asterisks… for 15% markdown. Seriously?
    Sorry, I shop for the value so consider price and quality, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be costco.
    Guess not shopping this week.

  6. I see nothing special this week.
    Why did you include laundry detergent?
    Canadian Tire has 18.99 regular price for 210 loads so 10 loads extra for same money. Or… not really, as you they don’t charge membership there.
    I never pay attention to the ‘deal’ on meat, as it is ridiculous. Considering the size of the package often it’s not even 10% off. Lately I bough tenderloin at Loblaws that costed less than costco’s sirloin, even after the ‘discount’. And the asterisks… for 15% markdown. Seriously?
    Sorry, I shop for the value so consider price and quality, but it doesn’t necessarily have to be costco.
    Guess not shopping this week, but will be happy to check the next.
    You saved me the trip thought!

    • Fyi, the asterisk on price signs is not a price reduction or discount. It is an indication that the product is not being reordered. Seriously.

  7. Je suis bien heureux d’avoir trouver cette adresse, je ne manquerai pas d’y retourner toutes les semaines, en plus je la ferai connaître a mes ami(e)s
    Ce qui est démarquant et exemplaire ici, ces classer par section et super bien photographier.
    Un gros bravo et merci pour ce travail.

    • Just a translation for us English speaking folks:
      Im happy to have found this site. I will be returning/revisiting it every week, as well as referring it to my friends. It is amazing and remarkable. listing everything by section and great pics. A big thumbs up and thanks for all the work you put into it.

  8. Marzenna, the meat might not appear to be a deal to you, however when considering it’s quality one can’t go wrong. One has to compare apples to apples. It reminds of Dominion’s (Metro) slogan: “It’s mainly because of the meat.”

  9. I enjoy your blog. May I ask where you do it from. I have run into problems here in Halifax/Dartmouth in that I do not have access to some of the items. Do you know any way I can access, ty

  10. I hear ya about different warehouse layouts…. we are such creatures of habit eh? Your home location sounds like the Ancaster one that I visit occasionally and it makes me crazy, including the parking lot! I know the Burlington warehouse so well that I can sometimes answer questions that some staff can’t. Oh dear, did I just admit that?
    Last week, I attempted to post my comments 3 times but had no luck….. wonder what I did wrong? This week seems to be ok.
    I did want to weigh in on the butter thing. Have you tried the Stirling Creamery butter? At $4.69, it’s about $2 less than my grocery store but imho tastier than Natrel due to the higher butterfat.
    My personal fave in bedding is the fleece sheet set. It’s like sleeping in a velvet glove! That said, the flannel sheets are made in Portugal which is considered to be the best in the world. Other stores *cough* Home Outfitters *cough* sell flannel made in Pakistan for way more $$ and way less quality….
    thanks again for all you do, Jan

    • Hey Jan, I’m not sure what happened but that’s odd with the comments not posting. I haven’t tried Stirling Creamery butter before no, but I do like butter! Are they a local company? Oh, and the flannel sheets are absolutely fantastic! Though I’m sure it’s kept us in bed longer than we need to be because it’s so comfy! Thanks Jan, see you on Monday!

      • Yep, I googled it … Stirling Creamery is in Stirling ON, a small town northwest of Belleville, actually closer to you than me.
        And what’s wrong with staying in bed longer to revel in comfort? lol enjoy!!

  11. Thank you, your blog is very helpful!

    I noticed the Lysol wipes sign says 6 x 100 wipes, but the package is actually 6 x 80 wipes

  12. Butter in Moncton is $3.95. Our brand new warehouse opens bright and early tomorrow morning! It’s going to be weird not walking into the old one.

    • Ohhh, brand new warehouse huh? fancy fancy! Take some pictures and send them my way, I’ll try and post them in the blog!

  13. Hello,

    Thank you for putting forth the effort every week! I visit this site every Tuesday so I can prepare a shopping list before I go to Costco. If I have one complaint, it is that there are far too many photos that aren’t relevant to the sales. It would be great if they could be more limited or put at the end of the page.

    • There’s a link after the first two paragraphs that says “**** TO SKIP AHEAD TO THE SALES CLICK THIS LINK ****”. Click it and it’ll take you straight to the deals. You’re welcome!

    • Hey there Wesley, I’m glad you enjoy the site and get some great value out of the sales info that I put on here. As my reader Stef has already replied there is a link that you can click to skip the “blog” part of this and head directly to the sales, I put that in 6 or 7 months ago as I’d had several sarcastic remarks about the contents of my blog so I wanted to give readers the option to skip if the wish.

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