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[NSW] Coles Lebanese Cucumbers Loose $0.49 (Approx. 140g) Each ~$3.50/Kg @ Coles

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Good price compare to $0.99 Each/ $5.50-1KG Woolworths


This promotional price appears to exclude Victoria.

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  • +1

    are the Australian cucumbers not good enough huh

    • If you think Australia made of an international community, then what is the original Australian cucumber?

      • -1

        Probably the abocumber.

        • Those actually came from Asia and Oceania.

      • +10

        what is the original Australian cucumber?

        Chiko Roll.

      • -3

        The English cucumber has greater girth and length.

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_cucumber

        • +2

          Again as above, Europe is made of many different countries and cultures so England is not Europe therefore who edited that Wikipedia page maybe was drunk and shows that he/she really doesn't know what is the difference among the English cucumber or Polish, German, French, Italian, Spanish and so on.

          • -1

            @dealhunt: You're talking as though Wikipedia isn't filled with inaccuracies.

          • @dealhunt: By your reasoning were are probably all African or Alien.

    • +1

      They probably came here by boat.

  • +5

    That's a pretty good price considering these have been about $9.90/kg for ages now.

    Time to make some homemade pickles I think!

  • Coles Lebanese Cucumbers $0.49

    I've never seen them sold per item at Coles.

    Which Coles is it? Ours sells them for around $8/kg

    • May be online only.

      Coles Lebanese Cucumbers Approx. 140g on special
      Approx. 140g Unit Price$3.50 per 1Kg
      Add Add1 Coles Lebanese Cucumbers Approx. 140g on special for $0.49

  • +1

    At woolies today 9$ a kilo. At my local lebo corner shop $6.
    Why are these supermarkets ripping us off lmaooo

    • +1

      prices only started dropping this week here in Melb. Supermarkets haven't dropped yet.

    • they were like $4.90 at the local IGA last week, I should have gone crazy and got a bunch (stupid continental cucumbers…). I just assumed coles/woolies would lower their price too, nope.

  • +2

    Bought one few hours ago, didn't occur to me to post to OzB :) Cheers!

    • +2

      Only one ? ;-)
      Enjoy :)

      • +1

        Yes, thanks! Lasts for 2-3 days on my sandwich consumption rate ;)

        Wife needs minimum of 4 if she cooks Chinese for dinner :P

        • +3

          You cook cucumbers ???

          • @jv: I think he wanted to say stir fry.

            • @dealhunt: Yes, stir fry, peeled, seeded and cut in to smaller chunks. Oil+garlic and then add cucumber. Yummy and light :)

        • lol my mum use to put me a whole one for lunch almost everyday for school, everyone would give me weird looks when I'd eat it..

          • @Tuftsdude:

            my mum use to put me a whole one for lunch

            Are you sure it was for lunch and not PE class?

  • +12

    Fully sick deal habib

  • Hi guys, I am just curious why cucumbers have been so expensive lately, they selling 1 cucumber for $4 near where I live…

    • Supply vs Demand

  • +3

    This promotional price appears to exclude Victoria.

    This is the worst kind of discrimination, the kind against me! >:|

    • Hahah..
      Try using VPN and connect to NSW servers ;-) or
      Visit NSW this weekend . Will reserve some stock for you :)

  • bloody lebo cucumbers

  • +1

    Scab pro tip:

    Sirena tuna sandwiches with sliced cucumber are delicious.

  • I need to read titles slower .. Lebanese caught me off guard

  • No loose cucumbers allowed in the People's Republic of Victoria apparently.

  • This cucumber can be a bit of a smart arse.

  • are they organic?

  • delicious

  • +1

    You guys gotta watch out for those loose Lebanese cucumbers.

  • Is that same price in store? It is 30 minimum spending for online order.

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