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IGA express: Grab a quick, healthy meal

The IGA express stores in Quebec are THE top food destination for people on the go, whether on foot, in the car, or on a bike! And in each of the IGA express stores located in 8 regions of the province, cyclists will find a selection of snacks specially adapted to their nutritional needs by a team of specialists at Sobeys Québec. This selection includes snacks that are perfect for every stage of the ride - the departure, refueling, and recuperating. And this food destination has even more to offer cycling enthusiasts:

Water taps for refilling water bottles free of charge to help them stay hydrated
Bicycle racks for securely locking up bikes
Picnic tables on site so cyclists can sit down to eat while enjoying the lovely weather
A basic repair kit made available to cyclists experiencing a mechanical problem

Save time

Ideal products and packaging for a snack in the car
A selection of quality, ready-to-eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner options
"Table ready in 20" section
Many stores have service stations and car washes
Some stores are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
All stores open on public holidays

No compromising on taste and quality

Seasonal dishes prepared with fresh ingredients
Fresh products (fruit, vegetables, baguettes, and more)
Dark chocolate (70%), espresso, and other treats
Huge selection of local and imported beer
Wine
Beer and wine fridges at the ideal temperature

A majority of stores open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Some stores open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week

Individual-size snacks like yogurt, granola bars, and fresh fruit

A selection of quality, ready-to-eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner options

Seasonal dishes prepared with fresh ingredients

Plan A for healthy eating on the run

Complete lunches that are healthy and delicious (meal salads, sandwiches, and more)
Individual-size snacks like yogurt, granola bars, and fresh fruit
Selection of specially adapted snacks for cyclists, joggers, and walkers