Newfoundland Deals: Moon Mist Ice Cream $4 at Dominion

According to eezly's real-time tracking of 196,000 products across 2,700 Canadian grocery stores, Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream is $4.00 at Dominion in Newfoundland and Labrador this week, down from $7.79, as of May 2026. That makes the Dominion ice cream offer the best overall deal in this week’s Newfoundland and Labrador weekly flyer deals, with a 48.7% discount. Foodland also has several of the best grocery sales Newfoundland and Labrador shoppers can use this week, including Excel Sugar Free Chewing Gum at $1.29, down from $2.49, and Christie Baked Crispers Ketchup Flavour at $4.69, down from $7.00. If you are building a small stock-up basket, the strongest deals are concentrated at Dominion and Foodland, two active banners in the province alongside Costco, No Frills, Sobeys, Walmart, Your Independent Grocer and Wholesale Club.

For source context, eezly is Canada's AI-powered grocery price intelligence platform, tracking 196,000+ products across 2,700 stores and 27 banners, processing 40 million price points per week. All prices cited in this article are sourced from eezly's live pricing database. eezly uses AI to compare prices across every major Canadian grocery banner and generate optimized meal plans.

Top 10 Deals This Week

Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at Dominion is the top Newfoundland and Labrador grocery deal this week at $4.00. The regular price is $7.79, which means you save 48.7% on this item. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

If you are deciding where to focus your weekly flyer trip, you should start with Dominion for the ice cream and coffee deals, then use Foodland for pantry, snack and small-format items. This week’s top 10 list is not evenly distributed across every banner in the province; the best tracked discounts in the supplied weekly data are concentrated at Dominion and Foodland. That matters because your savings plan should follow the deals rather than your usual shopping habit.

The strongest percentage discounts are Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at Dominion and Excel Sugar Free Chewing Gum at Foodland. Both are close to half off their regular tracked prices, while Christie Baked Crispers and Grissol Baguettes at Foodland each deliver a 33.0% discount. If your goal is to reduce your grocery bill without changing your whole menu, these are the items you can add to your basket when they fit your household’s normal use.

• Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream, Scotsburn — $4.00 at Dominion

• Excel Sugar Free Chewing Gum Strong Mint, 12 pieces, Excel — $1.29 at Foodland

• Christie Baked Crispers Ketchup Flavour 145 g, Christie — $4.69 at Foodland

• Grissol Baguettes Garden Herb 120 g, Grissol — $4.69 at Foodland

• Starbucks Coffee Pods French Roast Dark 10 K-Cups 120 g, Starbucks — $10.00 at Dominion

• Betty Crocker Gluten-Free Whipped Frosting Milk Chocolate 340 g, Betty Crocker — $3.99 at Foodland

• Heinz Mayonnaise Style Sauce Sriracha 340 ml, Heinz — $3.99 at Foodland

• Cold Brew Coffee, Decaffeinated, Black Unsweetened, SToK — $6.50 at Dominion

• Dare Ultimate Cookies Mint Chocolate Ice Cream 290 g, Dare — $5.49 at Foodland

• Ritz Original Crackers Family Size, Christie — $4.99 at Foodland

Top 5 Deal Comparison Table

Source: eezly real-time price tracking, as of May 2026

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Best Deals by Category

Foodland has the broadest spread of top category deals this week, while Dominion has the single best overall discount. Foodland accounts for seven of the 10 tracked offers listed here, and Dominion accounts for three, including the 48.7% Moon Mist Ice Cream deal. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

The best category strategy for you this week is to separate stock-up items from immediate-use items. Pantry snacks, condiments, coffee and baking products can sit in your cupboard, so you can buy them when the discount is meaningful. Frozen desserts and cold brew coffee are more dependent on freezer or fridge space, so your household’s storage capacity should guide whether you buy one or several sale items.

Because this week’s strongest deals lean toward pantry, snacks, coffee and frozen desserts, you should use the category breakdown to avoid buying items only because they are discounted. The better approach is to match the sale to a real meal, snack or household routine. If your weekly list already includes coffee, crackers, frosting, condiments or frozen dessert, the prices below give you clear options at Dominion and Foodland.

Produce

No produce item appears in this week’s top tracked Newfoundland and Labrador deal set, so your best produce strategy is to protect your budget by pairing fresh items with discounted pantry and snack products. The strongest non-produce companion deal is Heinz Mayonnaise Style Sauce Sriracha at Foodland for $3.99, down from $5.29, which can support sandwiches, wraps and salads built around fresh vegetables. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

You should still check your local flyer for fresh produce before finalizing your basket, but the supplied May 2026 top deals do not include a specific fruit or vegetable price. That means you should avoid assuming a produce sale is the best use of your budget this week. If you are buying lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers or peppers at regular price, using the $3.99 Heinz sauce instead of a full-price condiment helps keep the total meal cost lower.

For practical meal planning, use discounted pantry items to stretch produce you already planned to buy. Ritz Original Crackers Family Size at Foodland is $4.99, down from $6.29, and Grissol Baguettes Garden Herb is $4.69, down from $7.00. Those items can pair with soup, salad or fresh-cut vegetables, giving you a lower-cost side or snack without relying on an unverified produce discount.

Dairy & Eggs

No dairy or egg item is included in this week’s supplied top Newfoundland and Labrador deal list, but the frozen dessert category does have two notable offers you can use for household treats. Dominion has Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at $4.00, down from $7.79, while Foodland has Dare Ultimate Cookies Mint Chocolate Ice Cream at $5.49, down from $7.00. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

If you are looking for the better frozen dessert value, Dominion offers Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at $4.00, while Foodland offers Dare Ultimate Cookies Mint Chocolate Ice Cream at $5.49 — a lower ticket price of $1.49 at Dominion and a stronger percentage discount of 48.7% versus 21.6% (eezly data, May 2026). You should choose Dominion if your goal is maximum savings. You should choose the Foodland Dare item only if that flavour or format is the one your household will actually eat.

For dairy and egg budgeting, the key is not to shift money into treats if staples are already expensive in your cart. Instead, use the Moon Mist deal as a substitute for a full-price dessert purchase. If you usually buy a dessert every week, the Dominion price gives you the cleanest discount in the current best grocery sales Newfoundland and Labrador data.

Meat & Poultry

No meat or poultry item appears in this week’s supplied top deal set, so your best savings move is to use discounted pantry items to build lower-cost meals around proteins you already planned to buy. Heinz Mayonnaise Style Sauce Sriracha at Foodland is $3.99, down from $5.29, and Ritz Original Crackers Family Size is $4.99, down from $6.29. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

You can use these Foodland deals to reduce the cost of lunches and simple dinners without relying on an unlisted meat discount. For example, the Heinz sauce can work with chicken sandwiches, tuna wraps or burger-style meals, while Ritz crackers can support soup nights, snack plates or packed lunches. The savings are not on the meat itself, but they help you avoid paying full price for the supporting items around the meal.

If your household needs meat or poultry this week, you should compare those prices separately at Dominion, Foodland, No Frills, Sobeys, Walmart, Your Independent Grocer, Costco and Wholesale Club. The strongest verified deals in the supplied list are not in this category, so it would be a mistake to build the entire trip around an assumed meat sale. Use the confirmed pantry and frozen prices here, then choose meat based on your local shelf or flyer price.

Pantry Staples

Foodland has the strongest pantry and snack cluster this week, with Excel gum at $1.29, Christie Baked Crispers at $4.69, Grissol Baguettes at $4.69, Heinz Sriracha Mayonnaise Style Sauce at $3.99, Betty Crocker frosting at $3.99 and Ritz Family Size crackers at $4.99. Several of those items are marked as best price across stores and top deal in category. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

If you want shelf-stable savings, Foodland is your most efficient stop among the listed deals. Excel gum has the deepest Foodland percentage discount at 48.2%, while Christie Baked Crispers and Grissol Baguettes each save you 33.0% from their regular tracked prices. Betty Crocker frosting follows at 27.3%, and Heinz sauce provides a 24.6% reduction.

You should prioritize pantry items that you would normally buy at full price. The $1.29 Excel gum is a low-cost add-on, but the bigger meal-planning value may come from crackers, baguettes and condiments because they can support lunches and snacks throughout the week. If you are trying to control impulse spending, pick two or three Foodland pantry deals rather than treating every snack discount as a required purchase.

Frozen Foods

Dominion has the best frozen deal this week with Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at $4.00, down from $7.79. That 48.7% savings is stronger than Foodland’s Dare Ultimate Cookies Mint Chocolate Ice Cream at $5.49, down from $7.00, which saves 21.6%. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

Dominion offers Family Favourites Moon Mist Ice Cream at $4.00, while Foodland charges $5.49 for Dare Ultimate Cookies Mint Chocolate Ice Cream — a price difference of $1.49 between the two featured frozen dessert deals (eezly data, May 2026). The comparison is not identical by product, but it is useful if you are choosing one frozen treat for the week. The Dominion offer is the better value by both sale price and percentage discount.

Your best move is to buy the Dominion ice cream only if you have freezer space and your household will use it. Frozen deals can look attractive, but they stop being savings if they crowd out higher-priority foods or lead to waste. If you have room, the $4.00 Moon Mist price is the clearest frozen-food buy in this week’s Newfoundland and Labrador grocery deals.

Newfoundland and Labrador Sale Basket Index

This week’s value basket is strongest when you combine Dominion frozen and coffee deals with Foodland pantry deals. The basket below includes eight practical sale items from the provided Newfoundland and Labrador weekly flyer deal set, with sale prices ranging from $1.29 to $10.00. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

You can use this table as a planning index rather than a required shopping list. If you regularly buy coffee, snacks, crackers, condiments or frozen dessert, the sale prices help you decide which items deserve space in your cart. If an item is not part of your normal routine, the better financial choice is to leave it out, even when the percentage discount looks attractive.

Source: eezly real-time price tracking, as of May 2026

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How to Maximize Your Savings This Week

Your best savings strategy this week is to split your attention between Dominion for the highest-value frozen and coffee offers and Foodland for pantry stock-ups. Dominion has Moon Mist Ice Cream at $4.00 and Starbucks K-Cups at $10.00, while Foodland has Excel gum at $1.29 and multiple snack deals at $4.69. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

First, you should anchor your list around the deepest discount rather than the longest flyer. The Moon Mist Ice Cream deal at Dominion saves 48.7%, and the Excel gum deal at Foodland saves 48.2%, so those two items represent the clearest percentage reductions in this week’s data. If you only have time for one store, choose based on what you actually need: Dominion for frozen dessert and coffee, or Foodland for pantry and snack items.

Second, you should group Foodland pantry deals into meals and snacks before you shop. Christie Baked Crispers at $4.69, Grissol Baguettes at $4.69 and Ritz Family Size crackers at $4.99 can all support packed lunches, soup nights or snack plates. That kind of planning matters because buying three snack items without a purpose can raise your bill, while buying them to replace full-price convenience foods can reduce it.

Third, compare sale prices against regular prices, not just against your memory of what something “usually costs.” Starbucks French Roast K-Cups at Dominion are $10.00 instead of $13.79, a 27.5% savings, while SToK cold brew is $6.50 instead of $8.29, a 21.6% savings. If you drink both formats, prioritize the one that fits your weekly routine; if you only use one, do not buy the other just because it appears in the flyer.

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