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Peanut butter (1 kilogram): average price in Canada
The average price of peanut butter (1 kilogram) was $5.99 in September 2026 (▲ 6.8% in a year). Shoppers in Saskatchewan paid the least: $5.85. Use it to spot a bad price before you pay.
Canada average$5.99September 2026
Cheapest: Saskatchewan$5.85Dearest: Whitehorse $6.83
Price by province, September 2026
Saskatchewan
▼ 2.3% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 5.4%
$5.85Manitoba▼ 2.2% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 5.4%
$5.86Newfoundland and Labrador▼ 1.3% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 6.9%
$5.91Nova Scotia▼ 1.3% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 5.2%
$5.91Alberta▼ 0.7% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 5.3%
$5.95Prince Edward Island▼ 0.5% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 6.0%
$5.96New Brunswick▼ 0.5% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 5.1%
$5.96Quebec±0.0% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 7.9%
$5.99Ontario▲ 0.3% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 7.3%
$6.01British Columbia▲ 2.2% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 4.1%
$6.12Yellowknife▲ 10.2% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 0.6%
$6.60Whitehorse▲ 14.0% vs Canada · 1 yr ▲ 1.6%
$6.83Price over the last 12 months
CanadaSaskatchewan (cheapest)Whitehorse (dearest)
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Price your whole basket →Questions and answers
What does peanut butter (1 kilogram) cost in Canada?
$5.99 on average in September 2026, according to Statistics Canada.
Where is peanut butter cheapest?
Saskatchewan ($5.85). The most expensive was Whitehorse ($6.83).
Has the price gone up?
Compared with September 2025 ($5.61), the Canadian average is up 6.8%.
How is the average price measured?
Statistics Canada collects prices for the Consumer Price Index from retailers across the country and publishes monthly averages for a fixed product description and size.
Source: Statistics Canada, Table 18-10-0245-01, Monthly average retail prices for selected products (Statistics Canada Open Licence). Data to September 2026.