
Fettuccine Bolognese with Parmesan & Parsley
$3.56 a plate
Every Thursday, Deal Dish reads the flyers at your grocery store and builds recipes and a shopping list from what’s on sale. Free.
Built in Canada. Free on iPhone, iPad and Android.
Every Thursday Deal Dish adds 500+ recipes built from what’s on sale at your store, and each one shows what a plate costs.
At No Frills, week of September 10, 2026: fusilli, butter, broccolini and marble cheese came to $11.97 instead of $17.76, or $2.99 a plate. The recipes around it are priced with flyers for the week of October 15, 2026.
Browse this week’s deals with other stores’ prices beside each one, or type a product to see what it costs at the stores near you, cheapest first.
Screen recordings of the app on October 19, 2026, at No Frills in Mississauga: Janes chicken strips at $5.77 against $11.99 at Metro, and butter compared across 10 nearby stores. The free plan includes 20 searches a week.

Add a recipe and everything it needs except pantry staples joins your list, with each item’s sale price and what you save.
A screen recording of the app on October 19, 2026: Crispy Bacon Spinach Ravioli in Four-Cheese Sauce at No Frills, $15.50 with $4.75 saved. All four store-bought ingredients were on sale that week; the parmesan and garlic were not.

The Deal Dish app is available in English and French, and you can switch languages in Settings.
Both the App Store and Google Play listings are in English and French, checked October 19, 2026.
Each pin is one of the 3,520 stores from 35 banners that Deal Dish tracks, across 12 provinces and territories.
Deal Dish is a free Canadian grocery app for iPhone, iPad and Android. Every Thursday it reads the flyers at 3,500+ stores across 35 banners, builds recipes priced with that week's sale prices, and puts what you need on one shopping list sorted by aisle.
See how each part worksYes, and it has no ads. Deals, price comparison, recipes, meal planning, the shopping list, sale alerts and the barcode scanner are free, with weekly limits that reset each Thursday. Deal Dish Pro costs $3.99 a month or $34.99 a year and removes the limits.
Compare Free and Pro35 Canadian grocery banners and 3,500+ stores, including No Frills, Real Canadian Superstore, Walmart, Sobeys, FreshCo, Metro, Food Basics, Maxi and Save-On-Foods.
Find your storeFlipp shows flyers from every kind of store, including pharmacy and hardware. Deal Dish is grocery-only and does more with the grocery deals: it builds recipes from them, prices each recipe at your store, and shows each item's price at nearby stores, cheapest first.
Read the full comparisonYes. Deal Dish is free on Google Play for Android, and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
Get it on Google PlayDeal Dish started long before I wrote any code.
My mom was always checking flyers, clipping coupons and finding ways to save on groceries. I picked up those habits from her.
As prices kept climbing, I wanted to make that easier. I wanted one place to compare prices and deals across stores, know when a price is actually good and find recipes that use what's on sale.
So I built Deal Dish.
I've spent the past two years building it on my own, so you can find the best deals and turn them into meals without digging through a stack of flyers.
Today it covers 3,500+ grocery stores across Canada and has a 4.1-star average from 69 App Store ratings.
Save Money, Eat Better.
New recipes are added every Thursday from what’s on sale. Name a dish, an ingredient or a kind of meal.
Pick what went wrong and your email app opens with a short form to fill in.
Flyer deals from 3,500+ Canadian grocery stores, and 500+ new recipes a week built from them.
Free to download. Pro is optional at $3.99 a month.
Free on iPhone, iPad & Android