The Best Grocery Deals in Quebec This Week + 3 Dinner Ideas
Grocery flyers change every Thursday. Instead of combing through them one by one, here are this week's best deals in Quebec — and 3 dinner ideas built around them. This page gets updated every Thursday, so come back here rather than searching for a new post.
This week's best deals
- Bicolor sweet corn — $0.19 (-62%) at Maxi
- Lafleur smoked sausages, 450 g — $1.00 (-50%) at Maxi
- Field tomatoes — $1.00 (-50%) at Maxi
- Houston beef flank steak, 225 g — $7.99 (-33%) at Maxi
- Attitude Fraîche salad mix, 142 g — $3.00 (-25%) at Maxi
Deals vary by region and store; these come from the best-covered flyers this week. Always check the in-store price — it can vary between locations.
3 dinner ideas with these deals
1. Grilled flank steak, roasted sweet corn and fresh salad. Grill the Houston flank steak two to three minutes per side, roast the sweet corn in a pan or the oven a few minutes — serve with the Attitude Fraîche salad mix for a fast, complete dinner.
2. Pan-fried smoked sausages, sautéed field tomatoes. Pan-fry the Lafleur sausages until browned, sauté the field tomatoes alongside a few minutes — a no-fuss weeknight dinner ready in 15 minutes.
3. Fresh corn and tomato bowl. Toss the sweet corn and diced field tomatoes with the Attitude Fraîche salad mix — a light, meat-free dinner, great on a warm night or alongside leftover sausages or steak.
Want a recipe using those priorities?
Our guide explains how to ask your assistant for a recipe using priority items. If the goal is stretching your grocery budget beyond this week's deals, our piece on the true cost of food waste covers the levers that actually make a difference.
With Aneth's MCP connector, you can also ask ChatGPT or Claude: “Find me a trusted recipe that uses my priority items before I lose them.” The assistant reads the inventory you authorize; Aneth does not generate a menu, and you keep control of the source and recipe.
Frequently asked questions
How often is this page updated?
Every Thursday, as soon as the new grocery flyers come out for the week. The deal list and dinner ideas get refreshed with each update — it’s the same page updated in place, not a new article every week.
Where do the prices on this page come from?
Directly from grocery flyers published for the current week. We never invent a price or a discount — if no data is available for a given week, the page simply isn’t updated.
How are the featured deals chosen?
They’re the biggest discounts found in this week’s flyers among the stores we track. The picks change week to week based on what’s actually on sale — no "typical" deals added to round out the list.
How does Aneth use deals with my inventory?
Aneth compares available specials with your shopping needs and what you already have. It highlights genuinely useful purchases and avoids recommending duplicates just because they are on sale.
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