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invalid101

Where can I get freezer paper in Toronto?

I have been looking around for freezer paper/butcher paper for crafting, and I haven't been able to find it anywhere! I've tried Walmart (Dufferin), Loblaws (Queen and Portland), Dollarama (multiple locations), and some independent grocers around town. I've also done some product searches online for Canadian Tire and Michaels. I've been told that the Real Canadian Superstore has some, but they're pretty far and a product search on their website has also given me little hope. Does anyone know where I can find the stuff, so I don't have to wander through every grocery store/department store in the city? (I have heard I can get it online through Amazon, but I need it ASAP. I hoped to have some a few weeks ago but I thought it'd be easier to find.) Thanks!

tl;dr: Can't find freezer paper, anyone know where I can get it in Toronto?

Edit: Thanks for all the suggestions!

Edit: I ended up finding some at the third Dollarama I tried. The one in the Stockyards.

Posted Apr 11, 2014, 1:00 PM UTC · edited

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KidcreoleGarden District•
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bakaken•

uline prices are incredibly expensive, but it has everything.

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jjjellybonesThe Danforth•

Metro! You can find it at Metro. It's the only place I've ever been able to find it in. It's in the same section as aluminum foil/wax paper/etc.

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Yawned•

I had to call a couple of grocery stores to see if they stock it before I finally found that Metro Front Street has it. I'll be going there soon to get some.

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invalid101OPOakwood Village•

I actually found a whole wall of it by surprise at the Dollarama at St. Clair and Keele (Stockyards). I stocked up.

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lilfunky1Markham•

If there are any actual butchers near you, maybe walk in and ask a manager/owner if you could even just buy a pack of their paper off them?

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classicsat•

Look for "rosin paper".

Home centers may have some, as it is used for hardwood floor underlay. It may not be food grade though.

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