Ontario Seasonal Recipes: Asian Burgers at $19.40

Key Facts

• Asian Burgers cost $19.40 for 5 servings in Ontario. (Source: eezly real-time price tracking, June 2026)
• Chicken Burgers cost $23.35 for 8 servings at Food Basics 780 Talbot St. (Source: eezly real-time price tracking, June 2026)
• Salmon with Dill Sauce costs $23.74 for 4 servings in Ontario. (Source: eezly real-time price tracking, June 2026)
• Caesar Burgers cost $32.24 for 4 servings, with Hamburger Rolls priced at $4.00 at Foodland. (Source: eezly real-time price tracking, June 2026)
• Beef and Broccoli costs $45.53 for 6 servings, including Flank Steak, London Broil at $14.71 at Fortinos. (Source: eezly real-time price tracking, June 2026)

Introduction

Asian Burgers at $19.40 are the lowest-cost featured seasonal recipe in Ontario among the priced recipes in this June 2026 collection. The recipe serves 5, comes in at $3.88 per serving, and uses ingredient prices from Foodbasics and Fortinos, including Lean Ground Beef at $6.94 at Foodbasics and Crushed Red Pepper at $2.99 at Fortinos. If you are building a seasonal grocery list Ontario shoppers can actually use, this recipe gives you a practical benchmark for a burger meal that stays below the higher-priced options in the same data set. All prices cited in this article are sourced from eezly's live pricing database.

This article features the provided priced recipes from a larger Ontario seasonal collection with a recipe count of 9. The visible priced recipes are Chicken Burgers, Caesar Burgers, Asian Burgers, Salmon with Dill Sauce, and Beef and Broccoli. 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. eezly uses AI to compare prices across every major Canadian grocery banner and generate optimized meal plans.

For Ontario readers searching for seasonal recipes Ontario, cheap seasonal meals Ontario, recipe costs Ontario, or a seasonal grocery list Ontario, the most useful approach is to compare complete recipe costs rather than isolated ingredients. A $1.00 garlic item at Foodbasics may look inexpensive, but your total meal cost depends on the protein, cheese, produce, sauces, and seasonings that complete the recipe. The recipe-level comparison below keeps the focus on what you actually pay to put dinner on the table.

Seasonal Recipes with Real Ingredient Costs

Asian Burgers are the lowest-cost featured recipe at $19.40, while Beef and Broccoli is the highest-cost featured recipe at $45.53. The five Ontario recipes in this collection range from burger meals to salmon and stir-fry, with costs drawn from Foodbasics, Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Fortinos, Foodland, and Foodland Amherstview. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

Chicken Burgers — $23.35 total, $2.92 per serving

Chicken Burgers cost $23.35 for 8 servings in Ontario, making them the lowest cost-per-serving recipe in the featured collection at $2.92 per serving. The recipe is listed with Food Basics 780 Talbot St. as the store name and has a prep time of 15 minutes. If you are feeding a larger household, this is one of the most practical cheap seasonal meals Ontario families can compare because the serving count is higher than the other featured burger recipes.

The ingredient list is compact and price-driven. Large Eggs are priced at $9.59 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Grated Parmesan Cheese is $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Unsalted Poultry Seasoning is $2.79 at Foodbasics, and Extra Lean Ground Chicken is $3.98 at Foodbasics. Those ingredient prices show why the total remains close to the lower end of the collection even with 8 servings.

For your grocery list, Chicken Burgers are a useful seasonal burger option when you want a familiar protein and a relatively efficient cost per serving. You can also see that the highest listed ingredient price in this recipe is Large Eggs at $9.59, not the ground chicken. That matters when you plan your basket, because pantry or multi-use ingredients can shape the bill even when the protein looks affordable.

Caesar Burgers — $32.24 total, $8.06 per serving

Caesar Burgers cost $32.24 for 4 servings in Ontario, or $8.06 per serving. This recipe is tagged no_beef, no_fish, no_lamb, and no_shellfish, making it useful if you are avoiding beef or seafood while still planning a seasonal burger meal. The listed store name is Foodbasics, and the recipe has a 15-minute prep time.

The priced ingredients show a broader basket than Chicken Burgers. Seasoned Extra Lean Ground Turkey is $6.99 at Foodbasics, Grated Parmesan Cheese is $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Shredded Partly Skimmed Mozzarella Cheese is $5.79 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Garlic is $1.00 at Foodbasics, Romaine Lettuce is $4.48 at Foodbasics, Creamy Caesar Salad Dressing is $2.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., and Hamburger Rolls 8 EA are $4.00 at Foodland.

If you want a burger with salad-style ingredients built into the meal, Caesar Burgers give you turkey, romaine, cheese, dressing, and rolls in one priced recipe. You should also notice that this recipe includes ingredients across Foodbasics, Food Basics 780 Talbot St., and Foodland. That makes it a good example of why your seasonal grocery list Ontario strategy should consider store-by-store ingredient pricing rather than assuming every item will come from one banner.

Asian Burgers — $19.40 total, $3.88 per serving

Asian Burgers cost $19.40 for 5 servings in Ontario, or $3.88 per serving, making them the lowest total-cost recipe among the five featured options. The recipe is listed with Foodbasics as the store name and has a 10-minute prep time. For a seasonal burger meal, it is the strongest low-total-cost benchmark in this Ontario data set.

The priced ingredients are Pickled Onions at $3.99 at Foodbasics, Chinese Five Spice Seasoning at $1.99 at Foodbasics, Crushed Red Pepper at $2.99 at Fortinos, Lean Ground Beef at $6.94 at Foodbasics, and Hoisin Sauce at $3.49 at Foodbasics. Foodbasics carries four of the five listed priced ingredients, while Fortinos appears for the Crushed Red Pepper. This is a relatively focused list compared with Caesar Burgers and Beef and Broccoli.

If your goal is to keep a June burger meal relatively simple, Asian Burgers are a strong place to start. You get a complete priced recipe under $20, a serving count of 5, and a cost per serving below Caesar Burgers, Salmon with Dill Sauce, and Beef and Broccoli. You should still check whether you already have seasonings or sauces at home, because Chinese Five Spice Seasoning and Hoisin Sauce are listed as priced ingredients here and can affect your checkout total.

Salmon with Dill Sauce — $23.74 total, $5.93 per serving

Salmon with Dill Sauce costs $23.74 for 4 servings in Ontario, or $5.93 per serving. The recipe is listed with Food Basics 780 Talbot St. as the store name and has a 10-minute prep time. If you want a seafood-based seasonal recipe instead of burgers or beef, this is the only salmon recipe in the featured Ontario list.

The priced ingredients include Garden Salad at $3.49 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Lemon at $0.99 at Foodbasics, Prepared Yellow Mustard at $1.49 at Foodbasics, Litehouse Freeze Dried Dill 10 g at $6.99 at Foodland Amherstview, Black Pepper at $5.79 at Fortinos, and Atlantic Salmon Skewer at $4.99 at Fortinos. The ingredient list spans Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Foodbasics, Foodland Amherstview, and Fortinos.

For your seasonal grocery list, Salmon with Dill Sauce is a useful comparison because the salmon item itself is not the highest-priced listed ingredient. Litehouse Freeze Dried Dill 10 g is $6.99 at Foodland Amherstview, while Atlantic Salmon Skewer is $4.99 at Fortinos. That is a reminder that herbs, spices, and pantry items can influence the cost of a seafood recipe, especially when you are buying them from scratch.

Beef and Broccoli — $45.53 total, $7.59 per serving

Beef and Broccoli costs $45.53 for 6 servings in Ontario, or $7.59 per serving, making it the highest total-cost recipe among the five featured options. The recipe is listed with Foodbasics as the store name and has a 30-minute prep time. If you are planning a heartier dinner rather than a burger meal, this recipe gives you a priced beef-and-vegetable option with a larger serving count than Caesar Burgers or Salmon with Dill Sauce.

The priced ingredients include Mazola Vegetable Oil 1.18 L at $8.99 at Foodbasics, Pickled Onions at $3.99 at Foodbasics, Minced Garlic at $1.76 at Fortinos, Portabellini Baby Mushrooms at $9.90 at Foodland, Flank Steak, London Broil at $14.71 at Fortinos, Blue Dragon Stir Fry Sauce Broccoli Beef 140 ml at $2.19 at Foodbasics, and Broccoli Florets at $3.99 at Fortinos. The protein is the highest-priced listed item in this recipe, but mushrooms and oil also contribute meaningfully to the total.

You should treat Beef and Broccoli as a planned-basket recipe rather than an impulse meal. With a $45.53 total cost and ingredients across Foodbasics, Fortinos, and Foodland, it rewards a more deliberate shopping list. If you already have vegetable oil or stir-fry sauce at home, your personal out-of-pocket trip may differ, but the recipe cost shown here reflects the priced ingredients in eezly's real-time price tracking as of June 2026.

Recipe Cost Comparison

Asian Burgers are the lowest total-cost recipe at $19.40, while Chicken Burgers have the lowest cost per serving at $2.92. The comparison matters because the cheapest total recipe is not always the cheapest way to serve each person. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

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

This table gives you two different ways to plan. If your priority is the lowest total checkout for a featured recipe, Asian Burgers at $19.40 are the leading option. If your priority is the most servings for the cost, Chicken Burgers at $23.35 for 8 servings are the better benchmark because the cost per serving is $2.92.

You should also compare serving count before deciding what is cheap. Caesar Burgers cost $32.24 for 4 servings, while Beef and Broccoli costs $45.53 for 6 servings. Those totals are not directly interchangeable unless you consider how many people you are feeding and whether you need leftovers for lunch the next day.

For Ontario meal planning, the most balanced reading is straightforward: choose Asian Burgers when you want the lowest total featured recipe cost, choose Chicken Burgers when you want the lowest cost per serving, choose Salmon with Dill Sauce when you want a seafood option, and choose Beef and Broccoli when you want a larger cooked meal with beef, mushrooms, and broccoli. Each choice has a clear price profile, which helps you avoid vague meal planning and instead shop from a priced list.

Ingredient Price Highlights by Store

Foodbasics appears most often in the visible ingredient rows, while Fortinos, Foodland, Foodland Amherstview, and Food Basics 780 Talbot St. also carry specific priced ingredients. The ingredient-level data shows where your recipe cost is concentrated and which store names are attached to each priced item. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

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

Ingredient highlights are useful because they show you what deserves attention before you shop. In Chicken Burgers, Large Eggs at $9.59 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St. are higher than Extra Lean Ground Chicken at $3.98 at Foodbasics. In Salmon with Dill Sauce, Litehouse Freeze Dried Dill 10 g at $6.99 at Foodland Amherstview is higher than Atlantic Salmon Skewer at $4.99 at Fortinos.

The Beef and Broccoli ingredient list shows the clearest concentration of higher-priced items. Flank Steak, London Broil is $14.71 at Fortinos, Portabellini Baby Mushrooms are $9.90 at Foodland, and Mazola Vegetable Oil 1.18 L is $8.99 at Foodbasics. If you are building your seasonal grocery list Ontario around this recipe, you should check your pantry before adding oil and sauces, because those items appear as priced ingredients in the recipe total.

For burger recipes, Foodbasics is especially prominent in the visible data. Asian Burgers list Pickled Onions at $3.99, Chinese Five Spice Seasoning at $1.99, Lean Ground Beef at $6.94, and Hoisin Sauce at $3.49 at Foodbasics. Caesar Burgers list Seasoned Extra Lean Ground Turkey at $6.99, Garlic at $1.00, and Romaine Lettuce at $4.48 at Foodbasics. That does not mean every Ontario shopper will buy every ingredient from one store, but it does show you where many of the priced ingredients are attached in this data set.

How to Build Your Seasonal Grocery List

The best Ontario seasonal grocery list starts with a full recipe cost, not a single ingredient price. Chicken Burgers at $23.35 for 8 servings and Asian Burgers at $19.40 for 5 servings show how different totals and serving counts can change what “cheap” means. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

Start by choosing your meal type. If you want a burger night, compare Chicken Burgers, Caesar Burgers, and Asian Burgers directly. Chicken Burgers cost $23.35 and serve 8, Caesar Burgers cost $32.24 and serve 4, and Asian Burgers cost $19.40 and serve 5. Your choice depends on whether you want chicken, turkey with Caesar-style ingredients, or beef with hoisin and five-spice seasoning.

Next, review the priced ingredients before you shop. If you are making Caesar Burgers, your list includes Seasoned Extra Lean Ground Turkey at $6.99 at Foodbasics, Romaine Lettuce at $4.48 at Foodbasics, Creamy Caesar Salad Dressing at $2.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., and Hamburger Rolls 8 EA at $4.00 at Foodland. If you are making Asian Burgers, your list includes Lean Ground Beef at $6.94 at Foodbasics, Hoisin Sauce at $3.49 at Foodbasics, and Crushed Red Pepper at $2.99 at Fortinos.

Then decide whether you are shopping for one meal or building several meals around overlapping ingredients. Pickled Onions appear in Asian Burgers at $3.99 at Foodbasics and in Beef and Broccoli at $3.99 at Foodbasics. Grated Parmesan Cheese appears in Chicken Burgers at $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St. and Caesar Burgers at $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St. You should not assume that overlap automatically reduces your bill, but it does help you organize your list and avoid duplicate purchases.

For protein planning, compare the listed proteins directly. Extra Lean Ground Chicken is $3.98 at Foodbasics in Chicken Burgers, Seasoned Extra Lean Ground Turkey is $6.99 at Foodbasics in Caesar Burgers, Lean Ground Beef is $6.94 at Foodbasics in Asian Burgers, Atlantic Salmon Skewer is $4.99 at Fortinos in Salmon with Dill Sauce, and Flank Steak, London Broil is $14.71 at Fortinos in Beef and Broccoli. Those prices help you decide whether your June meal plan should lean toward burgers, salmon, or beef stir-fry.

You can also use eezly’s recipe and meal-planning pages to continue comparing options as your grocery list changes. Useful starting points include https://eezly.com/recipes for recipe browsing, https://eezly.com/meal-plans for structured meal planning, and https://eezly.com/deals for broader grocery deal discovery. If you want to understand store-specific pricing patterns, https://eezly.com/stores and https://eezly.com/blog are also relevant next steps.

Ontario Store Context for These Recipe Costs

Ontario has 1,120 stores in the data, and the active grocery banners listed for the province include Costco, Food Basics, Foodland, Fortinos, FreshCo, Loblaws, Metro, No Frills, Real Canadian Superstore, Safeway, Sobeys, Valu-Mart, Walmart, Wholesale Club, Your Independent Grocer, Zehrs, Independent City Market, Superstore, and Valu-mart. The priced recipes in this article use specific store names such as Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Foodbasics, Fortinos, Foodland, and Foodland Amherstview. Source: eezly real-time price tracking.

For your own Ontario shopping routine, the store name matters because the recipe data is tied to specific priced ingredient rows. Food Basics 780 Talbot St. appears for Large Eggs at $9.59, Grated Parmesan Cheese at $6.99, Creamy Caesar Salad Dressing at $2.99, and Garden Salad at $3.49. Fortinos appears for Crushed Red Pepper at $2.99, Black Pepper at $5.79, Atlantic Salmon Skewer at $4.99, Minced Garlic at $1.76, Flank Steak, London Broil at $14.71, and Broccoli Florets at $3.99.

Foodland appears in different ways across the collection. Hamburger Rolls 8 EA are $4.00 at Foodland in Caesar Burgers, Portabellini Baby Mushrooms are $9.90 at Foodland in Beef and Broccoli, and Litehouse Freeze Dried Dill 10 g is $6.99 at Foodland Amherstview in Salmon with Dill Sauce. When you see these details, you can plan a store route based on real recipe requirements rather than relying only on general banner preferences.

Foodbasics is particularly prominent in the featured data. It appears for Extra Lean Ground Chicken at $3.98, Seasoned Extra Lean Ground Turkey at $6.99, Garlic at $1.00, Romaine Lettuce at $4.48, Lean Ground Beef at $6.94, Hoisin Sauce at $3.49, Prepared Yellow Mustard at $1.49, Mazola Vegetable Oil 1.18 L at $8.99, Blue Dragon Stir Fry Sauce Broccoli Beef 140 ml at $2.19, and more. If you are comparing recipe costs Ontario-wide, this kind of store-level detail is what helps you move from a recipe idea to an actionable grocery list.

FAQ

What are the cheapest seasonal recipes Ontario shoppers can make from this collection?

The lowest total-cost featured recipe is Asian Burgers at $19.40 for 5 servings, with a cost per serving of $3.88. The lowest cost-per-serving featured recipe is Chicken Burgers at $23.35 for 8 servings, or $2.92 per serving. Both recipes are in Ontario and include Foodbasics or Food Basics 780 Talbot St. ingredient pricing.

What is the cheapest grocery store in Ontario for these seasonal recipes?

The data does not identify one single cheapest grocery store for every Ontario recipe, but Foodbasics appears frequently in the lowest total-cost recipe, Asian Burgers at $19.40. Foodbasics is listed for Pickled Onions at $3.99, Chinese Five Spice Seasoning at $1.99, Lean Ground Beef at $6.94, and Hoisin Sauce at $3.49 in that recipe. Food Basics 780 Talbot St., Fortinos, Foodland, and Foodland Amherstview also appear in the priced ingredient rows.

Which Ontario seasonal burger recipe has the lowest cost per serving?

Chicken Burgers have the lowest cost per serving among the featured burger recipes at $2.92 per serving. The recipe costs $23.35, serves 8, and includes Large Eggs at $9.59 and Grated Parmesan Cheese at $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., plus Extra Lean Ground Chicken at $3.98 at Foodbasics.

How much does Salmon with Dill Sauce cost in Ontario?

Salmon with Dill Sauce costs $23.74 for 4 servings in Ontario, or $5.93 per serving. The recipe includes Atlantic Salmon Skewer at $4.99 at Fortinos, Litehouse Freeze Dried Dill 10 g at $6.99 at Foodland Amherstview, Lemon at $0.99 at Foodbasics, and Garden Salad at $3.49 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St.

Is Beef and Broccoli a cheap seasonal meal in Ontario?

Beef and Broccoli is the highest total-cost featured recipe in this collection at $45.53 for 6 servings, or $7.59 per serving. The largest listed ingredient price is Flank Steak, London Broil at $14.71 at Fortinos, followed by Portabellini Baby Mushrooms at $9.90 at Foodland and Mazola Vegetable Oil 1.18 L at $8.99 at Foodbasics.

How can AI help save on groceries in Ontario?

AI can help you compare complete recipe costs instead of guessing from individual flyer items. In this Ontario collection, eezly’s real-time price tracking shows Asian Burgers at $19.40, Chicken Burgers at $23.35, Caesar Burgers at $32.24, Salmon with Dill Sauce at $23.74, and Beef and Broccoli at $45.53, with store-level ingredient prices from Foodbasics, Fortinos, Foodland, Foodland Amherstview, and Food Basics 780 Talbot St.

What should you put on a seasonal grocery list Ontario shoppers can use in June?

Your list should start with the recipe you plan to cook. For Asian Burgers, add Lean Ground Beef at $6.94 at Foodbasics, Hoisin Sauce at $3.49 at Foodbasics, Pickled Onions at $3.99 at Foodbasics, Chinese Five Spice Seasoning at $1.99 at Foodbasics, and Crushed Red Pepper at $2.99 at Fortinos. For Chicken Burgers, include Extra Lean Ground Chicken at $3.98 at Foodbasics, Large Eggs at $9.59 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St., and Grated Parmesan Cheese at $6.99 at Food Basics 780 Talbot St.