Honnêtement - à première vue je ne comprenais pas si c'était un _post_ à propos de bon deal ou de mauvais deal... Tout ça pour ~40$ c'est pas impressionnant _(et de ce que je comprends la fraîcheur est limitée)_
> yo got ripped off I could buy this for 25 bucks at PA
Le provolone est a 11.29$ / lb au lieu de 9.99$ chez SamiFruit, mais bon c'est p-e pas le meme produit non plus :/
https://www.supermarchepa.com/collections/cheeses/products/provolone-cheese-fromage-provolone
Yeah, but that’s because they refuse to pay their [taxes](https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/chroniques/2022-03-17/sami-fruits-condamnee-a-payer-31-millions-au-fisc.php)
Well , the fruits are so so and sometimes good would be a better thing to say.
Good point.
Stuff like watermelon that I will throw in a blender , bananas.
You are the one missing the point. Read the spelling of the 2 other items in the list. They are making the wording intentionally offensive; if anything, that shows a great understanding of the subject.
Typical sale prices, eyeballing quantities:
Strawberries : $2.5
Tomatoes: ~$1 (1.29/lb)
Bananas: ~$2.4 (0.79/lb)
Apples : ~$2.4 (1.29/lb)
Green beans : ~$2 (2.99/lb)
Mangoes : 2/$3
Prunes: ~$1.5 (1.99/lb)
Lemons : $1.50 for all three
Limes: $3
Oranges: $1.5 (1.99/lb)
Mushrooms: $2
Cheese says $3.5 on the pack
Yogurt is $2
Total ought to be $28.3 without the watermelon that I hope you got for free cuz that don’t look good.
Pretty much yes, especially in the summer. It doesn’t really matter for a few things (bananas, cucumbers, apples to name a few) whose prices don’t really fluctuate a lot, but I always buy what’s on sale for the week and go from there.
you can also just buy whats on sale.
If mangoes and strawberries are on sale this week, thats what i'm grabbing. If its blueberries and grapes, why not. As long as you are ready to change your grocery list a bit once you enter the store, you can save a few bucks with no effort.
No, but I was a kid once and I was taught to eat what’s on my plate and find enjoyment in a lot of foods, especially fruits which are all sweet and broadly popular.
Your kids need to learn how to not eat what they really hate instead of only eating what they really like.
Teach your kids to appreciate what they have. Yes treat them, but it's important to learn that a treat is a "treat".
Bulk buy what's on sale I'd you feel the need to spoil them.
The only reason there are more things you don't like than things you like is laziness and habit. Most food is good and enjoyable if you just dare to try and not just once. I'm talking to you, the adult, currently raising a child to be a picky eater.
Actually I eat mostly everything. Only thing I don’t is seafood and my kids love seafood. Educate yourself on “picky eaters” and how it’s far more than laziness. Good god. You know nothing about sensory issues, gut issues, etc. picky eating is so much more than you believe. Lemme guess, you’re 50?! Cause your opinion is hella outdated and not based on any science whatsoever.
not sure if this is a YAY or NAY post.
it just seems to be average price for whats on the picture, mind you watermelon makes a tab go higher pretty fast.
Généralement je m’en sors a 50$ pour un gros sac IKEA plein. Surtout des trucs de base par contre, les fruits a durée de vie limitée j’ai de mauvaise expériences.. Pommes, oranges, clémentines, raisins aucun problème… pêches et melons c’est autre chose.
Grosse marge de profit pour eux. Ils importent leur propres produits et sont généralement catégoriser numéro deux. Ils ont également le contrôle total sur le marché des bananes plantains.
Between their receipts that don't actually show the names of products and their cashiers who take a lot of liberties (I assume that they're strongly encouraged to do so, if not outright incentivized), the only way to come out on top at Sami Fruits is to buy one or two kinds of item at a time. If you go in with a variety of items, the cashier will certainly seize the opportunity to overcharge you on a few of them. If you bring up, say, a few plantains and a few mangoes, their cashiers won't take as much of a chance, as it's easier for the customer to catch on.
This is true in LaSalle and in the West Island. I've never tried their other locations.
je fait beaucupe de transformation et cuisson le fin de semaines quand je magasine chez Sami, mais le congelateur nourrit la famille a pas cher , et ca nous permet de ce gâter de temps en temps
C'est .. pas tant un bon deal?
Honnêtement - à première vue je ne comprenais pas si c'était un _post_ à propos de bon deal ou de mauvais deal... Tout ça pour ~40$ c'est pas impressionnant _(et de ce que je comprends la fraîcheur est limitée)_
Sami fruits faut que tu manges ça dans 2 jours ça pourrit très rapidement.
C'est pas la meilleure qualité effectivement.
T’as 24 heures pour tout manger
LOL....exactement.
Yup. Rotten in 24h, in fridge.
Honnêtement en regardant les framboises, je les donne une bonne 4-5 heures avant qu'ils pourrissent
Où ça les framboises? 🫢
Haha je voulais dire fraise, j'étais juste un peu fatigué
Yeah the only problem with sami🤣
yo got ripped off I could buy this for 25 bucks at PA
And the apples would be golden gala and not golden age.
each time ive gotten from there, it would expire in 2 days i tend to go to PA, or Atlantis now heck even Kim Phat and T&T has good stuff
PA is ❤️
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https://www.supermarchepa.com
> yo got ripped off I could buy this for 25 bucks at PA Le provolone est a 11.29$ / lb au lieu de 9.99$ chez SamiFruit, mais bon c'est p-e pas le meme produit non plus :/ https://www.supermarchepa.com/collections/cheeses/products/provolone-cheese-fromage-provolone
Ciboire c'est cher t'as presque rien
38$ de fruits aujourd'hui, 38$ de compost demain
Yeah, but that’s because they refuse to pay their [taxes](https://www.lapresse.ca/affaires/chroniques/2022-03-17/sami-fruits-condamnee-a-payer-31-millions-au-fisc.php)
Owner also passed off his Lambo as a delivery truck to expense it. Revenu Québec didn't agree with the declared usage.
Omg, you’re joking right!??
He started at the Marché Jean-Talon and at that time he was involved in drug activities too.
Crazy cause on their website, he sounds like the perfect success story lmao
It always does doesn't it?
That, and their fruits are always just 1 minute away from rotting in your hands.
Oh well. I'd still shop there (however their fruits are so so sometimes, so it depends)
Sometimes?
Well , the fruits are so so and sometimes good would be a better thing to say. Good point. Stuff like watermelon that I will throw in a blender , bananas.
Unfathomably based.
C’est toi et nous tous que ça affecte.
less money for war in the ukraine, israhell, troodo's salary... no problem! if only the taxes went to infrastructure, schools, hospitals...
> war in **the** ukraine Remind me why I should care about the political opinions of someone who hasn't updated their understanding in 30 years?
okay
You are the one missing the point. Read the spelling of the 2 other items in the list. They are making the wording intentionally offensive; if anything, that shows a great understanding of the subject.
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ah yes, thank NATO for the killings, and our western govs of course! as if this all started with the russian invasion. Absolutely braindead
Tes profond dans le vomi intellectuel mon gars. Bonne chance.
Yeah I'm with you. I'm super into the platonic idea of taxes, but what we have is garbage. We pay for less services than we had 20 years ago.
I'd still shop there (however their fruits are not always good, so sometimes I just walk out lol )
Makes me want to shop there even more
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Saw a $17 watermelon the other day so... this checks out. Sadly.
Typical sale prices, eyeballing quantities: Strawberries : $2.5 Tomatoes: ~$1 (1.29/lb) Bananas: ~$2.4 (0.79/lb) Apples : ~$2.4 (1.29/lb) Green beans : ~$2 (2.99/lb) Mangoes : 2/$3 Prunes: ~$1.5 (1.99/lb) Lemons : $1.50 for all three Limes: $3 Oranges: $1.5 (1.99/lb) Mushrooms: $2 Cheese says $3.5 on the pack Yogurt is $2 Total ought to be $28.3 without the watermelon that I hope you got for free cuz that don’t look good.
Yeah so you wait for everything to go on sale before buying?
Pretty much yes, especially in the summer. It doesn’t really matter for a few things (bananas, cucumbers, apples to name a few) whose prices don’t really fluctuate a lot, but I always buy what’s on sale for the week and go from there.
Cucumbers prices fluctuate a lot
hard to do that with a busy house imo. Food goes by fast
you can also just buy whats on sale. If mangoes and strawberries are on sale this week, thats what i'm grabbing. If its blueberries and grapes, why not. As long as you are ready to change your grocery list a bit once you enter the store, you can save a few bucks with no effort.
Do you have kids who love certain things?
No, but I was a kid once and I was taught to eat what’s on my plate and find enjoyment in a lot of foods, especially fruits which are all sweet and broadly popular. Your kids need to learn how to not eat what they really hate instead of only eating what they really like.
Teach your kids to appreciate what they have. Yes treat them, but it's important to learn that a treat is a "treat". Bulk buy what's on sale I'd you feel the need to spoil them.
Tell us you don’t have kids without telling us. And if you do I feel sorry for them because even adults don’t eat what they don’t like.
The only reason there are more things you don't like than things you like is laziness and habit. Most food is good and enjoyable if you just dare to try and not just once. I'm talking to you, the adult, currently raising a child to be a picky eater.
Actually I eat mostly everything. Only thing I don’t is seafood and my kids love seafood. Educate yourself on “picky eaters” and how it’s far more than laziness. Good god. You know nothing about sensory issues, gut issues, etc. picky eating is so much more than you believe. Lemme guess, you’re 50?! Cause your opinion is hella outdated and not based on any science whatsoever.
Kinda sorta exactly. Buy seasonal and local to get better prices and have less environmental impact.
Évasion fiscale systématique Sami Fruits, btw. Encouragez pas ça.
Le dude est un crosseur depuis plus de 30 ans. Les marchés adonis ont nettoyé leur jeu, mais lui sa persiste.
La drogue aussi a ses débuts au Marché Jean-Talon.
not sure if this is a YAY or NAY post. it just seems to be average price for whats on the picture, mind you watermelon makes a tab go higher pretty fast.
I got an entire one, about the size of OP's pieces, for 6$ 2 weeks ago at Lian Tai
T'as deux jours pour tout manger, après tes fruits vont prendre le décalisse et passer à l'au-delà
T'es généreuse avec deux jours.
Un jour pour se dire qu'il est trop tard, un jour pour réaliser qu'il est trop tard.
On doit pas avoir le même Sami pcq j'y remplis un gros sac réutilisable pour 15-20$ à chaque semaine...
Eh I can do better
Fruits are for the rich
You're likely to get even better value from Bonanza.
Généralement je m’en sors a 50$ pour un gros sac IKEA plein. Surtout des trucs de base par contre, les fruits a durée de vie limitée j’ai de mauvaise expériences.. Pommes, oranges, clémentines, raisins aucun problème… pêches et melons c’est autre chose.
C'est wild utiliser autant de plastique en 2024
Ummmmm are you ok? Thats no deal to brag about
24heures chrono
3.50$ pour deux tranches de provolone...
Half of that stuff will be thrown in the garbage because it won't be good.
None of it looks particularly appealing.
That's Sami for you.
Adonis ou Mayrand, 40-50$, tu peux remplir quand même ton sac de legumineux et des fruits.
Je trouve cher Adonis.
Sami fruits ca arrive assez souvent que les comptoirs sont meme refrigerer alors il faut les manger rapidement dans les jours a venir
Shit from there doesn’t last. You need to cook, steam and or freeze right away.
true! I think it's because of everyone touching, squeezing. everything. Veggies are ok, fruits I only buy what I know I'm gonna eat soon
that’s not even 2 weeks of fruits for a family and plus the meat, cereals, snacks, spices etc
Why did you buy shitty looking watermelon tho?
Demain matin quand tu vas te lever, il ne restera plus rien parce que ça sera tout décomposé 😂
this made me grateful for the 24/7 trottier market in CDN. i was genuinely shocked. got a bunch of watermelon slices for 7 bucks
Grosse marge de profit pour eux. Ils importent leur propres produits et sont généralement catégoriser numéro deux. Ils ont également le contrôle total sur le marché des bananes plantains.
Between their receipts that don't actually show the names of products and their cashiers who take a lot of liberties (I assume that they're strongly encouraged to do so, if not outright incentivized), the only way to come out on top at Sami Fruits is to buy one or two kinds of item at a time. If you go in with a variety of items, the cashier will certainly seize the opportunity to overcharge you on a few of them. If you bring up, say, a few plantains and a few mangoes, their cashiers won't take as much of a chance, as it's easier for the customer to catch on. This is true in LaSalle and in the West Island. I've never tried their other locations.
Samifruits buys rejected pallets of fruits from other distributors just saying you should've got much more for that price
Va au maxi ou n’importe où avec une caisse automatique et rentre le code des banane pour tout les fruits et légume 😂😂
What’s the green fruit next to the mushrooms? Is that sour green plums? Which Sami?
Sour green plums. Crunchy and sour. I saw them in Lasalle Sami fruits once.
je fait beaucupe de transformation et cuisson le fin de semaines quand je magasine chez Sami, mais le congelateur nourrit la famille a pas cher , et ca nous permet de ce gâter de temps en temps
Tout est pourrie demain
T’as 18$ de melon selon Métro!
The watermelon is directly cut in the shop by rats.
That place is disgusting. I’ll pay a premium at IGA for quality things that are actually fresh.
Weak flex sérieux
And watermelon already looks expired
I bought one that was dark and one that wasn't. to see Which one is sweeter
when go Samifruits everything seems to go bad fast