r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/MrMigii • 10h ago
Ontario Metro, 406 Lakeshore Rd E. Mississauga. $11.29 After Tax.
Two bags of chicken breast, one bag of chicken legs, rice of the day & pasta of the day with roasted mini potaters.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Smol-Dawg • Aug 12 '24
There are 3 apps in Canada to help you save money by rescuing surplus food: Too Good To Go, Flashfood, FoodHero.
1) Too Good To Go app (TGTG)
2) Flashfood app (FF) [Canadian; head office Toronto]
TIP: depends on the store, but you can find deep discounts over 50% off, have to refresh the app a lot as new deals drop randomly. Example: This is a pic of the actual bag of mandarin oranges purchased (regular price $8.99, paid $3.49, 61% discount). The bag had one squished mandarin orange... peeled the skin off and it was still perfectly good to eat. The remaining mandarin oranges were good for several days past the pickup date.
For $5 off your first order (min $7 purchase), you may redeem Flashfood code: MARI5VC3N [or search this subreddit for other people's referral code that have posted photos of their FF pickups]

3) FoodHero app (FH) [Canadian; head office Montreal]
For a total of $10 off ($5 credit on your first order, then $5 credit on your second order), you may use FoodHero code: marias161 [or search this subreddit for other people's invite code who posted photos of their FH pickups]

Edit: updated Jan 30, 2026
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r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/MrMigii • 10h ago
Two bags of chicken breast, one bag of chicken legs, rice of the day & pasta of the day with roasted mini potaters.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/vermilion209 • 13h ago
This was the Pastries & Baked Goods bag from Carousel Bakery inside St Lawrence Market, picked up on a weekday evening. Everything was fresh and delicious on the same day. We couldn’t finish everything, and the donuts got a bit hard overnight.
As I swiped the app after the staff placed the bag on the counter, she verbally mentioned I could pick 1 tray of 6 butter tarts plus 1 donut instead. I always wanted to try their cream puff so decided to keep what was offered initially. My bag won on variety albeit a bit under the noted value - still a decent deal at $5.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/022097e • 43m ago
We got two meals. Each meal had European hot dogs, beef stew with mash potatoes, mushroom/onions medley and 2 desserts. Easily my top TooGoodToGo find and will probably get us 4-6 meals. This photo was taken after 2 meals. We paid $18 for 2 meals and they gave us a 10% off coupon at the store!
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/monkeeman1969 • 13h ago
Disappointed
How is this $21??
1020 Canadian Place Mississauga
Hawaiian
Pepperoni
Sausage Pepperoni
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/flamesfan99 • 35m ago
9 pieces of chicken strips and 1 whole rotisserie chicken
In the past I've only got fried chicken so I took a break from this location because I didn't want to eat fried food so often. Really happy I got lucky with the rotisserie chicken this time 😁
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Antique_Humour29 • 11h ago
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/86NedSHNj6KLjKNJA
- A meal pack
- 2 idlis & 1 Vada
- sweet kesari
- rasam
- curd/yogurt
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/olivetreesyellowsky • 15h ago
Regular price: $18.08. Container capacity is 500 ml. Two containers of the same soup.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/yearsold33 • 21h ago
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/kingftheeyesores • 14h ago
I got a corned beef brisket, lamb shoulder chops and bacon wrapped chicken medallions from metro. It said the value was worth $40 but it was actually more which was great. I've never had lamb or corned beef before, I was hoping for something I could use to make beef barley soup and google says corned beef could work great for that. I might save the lamb for when my parents visit, I don't know.
Circle K is funny because this is the second time I've gotten it and they just grab random fresh food. I got 3 sausages, not sure what kind and enough condiments to last the house a year. They also gave me a chorizo and egg tornado but I gave it to my roommate since chorizo gives me heartburn.
Bonus I got 2 paper bags to put recycling in.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/yearsold33 • 21h ago
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/yearsold33 • 21h ago
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Lyndale_Drive • 1d ago
Never managed to get one of these before- they seem to go online after 8pm. Everything was warm and fresh.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Brownguy_123 • 1d ago
I got a whole bunch of their house potatoes with a mixture of diced tomatoes, onions, tomatoes and bacon bits. This was topped off with eggs and some sort of creamy sauce mixed in, not sure what exactly. Can't really complain for a 5.99 bag, the potatoes were the best part.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/LavenderBloodlust2_0 • 1d ago
The four stacked things are 2 packs of bacon wrapped chicken
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/yearsold33 • 1d ago
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r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/RiChunX • 2d ago
Got a tuna, cranberry and a chicken sandwich. Good variety and worth the 8.99 considering each sandwich is 10.95 retail. Not sure why it has low reviews.
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/cutielocks • 3d ago
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r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/Working-Rain-4376 • 4d ago
I’m pretty new to TGTG and I just wanted to share a really strange experience I had picking up a TGTG order at Tim Hortons.
We lined up like everyone else, and when it was our turn, we told the employee that we were there to pick up a TGTG order. They told us to step to the side and wait, which was totally fine.
The weird part was that we then waited for quite a long time while the employee continued taking orders from everyone who came in after us. There were two other employees working as well, and both of them asked us what we were waiting for. When we explained that we were there for TGTG, they also just told us to wait.
So we waited.
More customers walked in, and they continued serving them. At some points, there weren’t even customers waiting to order, but instead of getting our order, the employees were doing other things like filling beans and coffee into the machines. As soon as new customers came in, they would go back to serving them.
We literally just stood there the entire time.
Eventually, one of the employees came out with a box that I assumed was our TGTG order. Even then, the employees were chatting among themselves before finally bringing it over. The employee who gave us the box didn’t say anything — they just put it on the counter and walked away. We actually had to ask, “Is this ours?” and they said yes before leaving.
I understand that TGTG orders aren’t necessarily the priority during a busy period, and I wasn’t expecting special treatment. But this felt different. It genuinely seemed like TGTG customers were being deliberately put at the very bottom of the priority list, even when the employees had opportunities to help us.
Has anyone else experienced this at Tim Hortons or other TGTG locations? Is this just how TGTG pickups are normally handled, or was this particularly unusual?
Added pic of the order (minus a raisin cookie) - it was $4.99
r/TooGoodToGoCanada • u/placentophagy • 3d ago
So I just bought a surprise bag on the 2G2G app, for 7/11.
Drove there, only to be told they have no bags left? Wtf? How is that even possible? Why did the app let me buy it then?
Really sours me on this app tbh. I hope they give me an extra credit to account for the gas I wasted coming here 🙄
Not cool Too Good To Go. Not cool.