Loblaws Flyer Halloween Snack Budget Planning 11 October 2026 The Loblaws flyer this week is valid from October 8–14, 2026, in Ontario, excluding the store at 500 Lake Shore Boulevard West. Although Halloween is October 31, these are current weekly prices for early snack-budget comparison, not offers promised through the event. First, Nestlé assorted mini bars, 50-pack: $12 each gives you a stated piece count to record separately from shared party snacks. Do not assume the pack alone will cover an unknown number of visitors. Meanwhile, PC The Decadent cookies, 280–300 g, selected varieties: $4.50 each can be considered for a shared serving rather than counted as individual treat portions. Also, Lay’s potato chips, 177–235 g, selected varieties: $3 each provides a savoury option with a package range to check. The Loblaws flyer keeps the dated source and selected varieties together while you compare your intended quantities.
Loblaws flyer this week: Halloween quantities and snack budgets
Loblaws Flyer Halloween Snack Budget Planning 11 October 2026 For a second chip choice, Kettle Brand potato chips, 156–198 g, selected varieties: $3.50 each should be compared by the actual bag you select, not by assuming every package is the same size. Separately, Snyder’s pretzel pieces, 240 g: $3.75 each adds another savoury choice for the same planning exercise. Choose the snacks that suit your gathering instead of buying every option shown. Then, divide your list into counted treats and food intended for shared bowls so the different package formats do not blur together. These Loblaws weekly snack prices can serve as a reference when assessing later flyers, but no future price, stock level or saving is known here. Check labels and dates if buying ahead; the article makes no shelf-life promise. Likewise, the source page’s app and member offers are separate from the five straightforward prices highlighted. Finally, use the Weekly Flyers archive to continue comparing dated offers. This Loblaws Halloween planning list is an early budgeting aid, not an announcement of a later event campaign.
