1 BOX - 12 X 30g Choc Raspberry ( Best Before 23/09/14)
1 BOX - 12 X 30g Cookies & Cream ( Best Before 02/12/14)
DUE TO GETTING CLOSE TO BEST BEFORE DATES ( SPECIALLY THE RASPBERRY FLAVOR) THEY ARE NOW ON SPECIAL
$29.99 includes registered post
CURRENTLY EACH BAR SELLING AT COLES FOR $2.85 RRP $68.
Also Store pick up is available for $22 for melbourne users , we are located in Mentone /VIC
Wanna drop a box to me in Ringwood? Too lazy to drive
You need some protein to get going.
Where is pick up - don't see the address in Mentone?
8B Steele Court Mentone , Opening hours are 10am-4pm Mon-Fri or 9am-1pm Saturdays
how is this a bargain - out of date bars selling for $30 ??
BTW - been this price since beginning of the week
Its cheapest in OZ , its not a regular bars and also its not out of date , best before dates are different than out of date , Also its listed this week for ozbargain but due to deal submission rules we had a delay , Thanks for your comment
Add free delivery and I will buy right now
it is free delivery
$22 pickup / $29.99 delivered is not free delivery, or is a $7.99 handling charge?
It is on ebay listed free delivery
$22 =/= $29.99, it can be called whatever it wants on ebay but most reasonable people would say this isn't free shipping.
Changing to a neg. You must be pretty naive the believe we would take $22 pick up or $29.99 delivered as free delivery.
Change to $22 including delivery and I'll remove my neg and buy 2 boxes.
Good price, but not a bargain considering best before date. Those are Australia-wide available right now at Woolworths for $1.55 each… not as cheap, but you can choose different flavours and long best before date for not much more $$$ http://www2.woolworthsonline.com.au/shop/ProductDetails?Stoc…
in store pick up we are offering $22 which is 42% cheaper , Only half of them reached their best before date
Or free delivery for $8 extra
"CURRENTLY EACH BAR SELLING AT COLES FOR $2.85 RRP $68."
Currently selling at Chemist Warehouse for $1.60 each. That's $38.40 Australia wide.
Choice of flavours and well within expiry date.
Correction, they are actually on sale at Coles this week for $5 for a 4 pack (therefore $30 for 24)
With choice of flavours and well within BB date, available nationally. So for the sake of $0.01, i'll take them from Coles, thanks.
(BTW, although items are still sellable within BB date, these things dry out and become like rubber)
I know you're a small local (within 5km of where I live) business, but probably should do a bit more research first to avoid getting nailed on OzBargain, or make the price a true clearance ($20 for both delivered). Even less chance of selling them when you have issues on the definition of 'free delivery' (free delivery means the price is the same whether you pick it up or have it delivered).
Guys they're "before before" dates; this doesn't mean they go off on that date. There is a different between best before and expiry dates.
So when is the expiry date ? 10 years from best before date or when they go mouldy whcih is when ? Without any additional information, it is safer to assume best before and expiry dates are the same.
Have you ever purchased any food in your life? Australian food safety law allows product past it's best before to be sold, because it does not mean it's off - simply less fresh/stale. It would be noticeably off if there is any issue, and for such a product it would be weeks, but most probably months.
http://www.health.qld.gov.au/foodsafety/documents/fs-15-useb…
http://safetyconcepts.com.au/food-safety-with-expiry-dates/
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcarticles.nsf/pag…
http://www.health.nt.gov.au/library/scripts/objectifyMedia.a…
As long as the product has not been improperly stored (such as broken packaging, in high heat, etc), it is perfectly safe to consume.
So selling an inferior/degrading product at a lower price is a bargain ?
Yes.
Past their 'Best before' date before we even receive them? O_o