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Woolworths Weekly Specials 6 July - 12 July

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MyGroceries.com.au on 06/07/2011 - 14:11 woolworths.com.au (1002 clicks)

A lighter week this week from Woolworths with only 87 items on special. Prawns (believe it or not) top the $$ specials chart this week with Large Australian Green King Prawns 1kg, $15.99 (Save $10). Lean Cuisine is also on special in case you don't feel like making dinner, 5 for $20 (Save $8.45). And V Energy Drink is always popular when on special, 4 x 500ml, 2 for $14 (Save $7.18). Pepsi is down to $10 for 24 x 375ml, and my favorite for this week, Arnott's Tim Tam or Mint Slice 150g-200g are 50% off for $1.49! Have a great week everyone!

Top 20 specials - biggest $$ savings

L'Oreal Excellence Hair Colour 1ea, 2 for $20 (Save $14.98)
Large Australian Green King Prawns 1kg, $15.99 (Save $10)
Imported Cooked Cocktail Prawns 1kg, $17.99 (Save $10)
Primo Danish Salami - Sliced or Shaved - From the Deli D 1kg, $16.48 (Save $9)
Lean Cuisine Bowls 280g-300g, 5 for $20 (Save $8.45)
Robert Timms Coffee Beans 1.5kg, $21.99 (Save $8)
V Energy Drink 4 x 500ml, 2 for $14 (Save $7.18)
Cadbury Ice Cream Bars, Sticks or Cones 4pack-6pack, 2 for $8 (Save $6.98)
Woolworths Select Freeze Dried Coffee 200g, $6.49 (Save $6.50)
Airwick Freshmatic I-Motion Primary 1ea, $6.49 (Save $6.50)
Pepsi or Schweppes Can Varieties 24 x 375ml, $10 (Save $5.99)
Steggles Chicken Nuggets Premium 400g, 3 for $12 (Save $5.97)
Hans Country Fresh Meats - From the Dairy Dept 100g, 3 for $6 (Save $5.67)
Propert Round Glass Kitchen Scale 1ea, $14.99 (Save $5)
Nescafe Coffee Mixers 8pack-10pack, 2 for $8 (Save $4.98)
Woolworths Select Jumbo Nappies 72pack-99pack, $20 (Save $4.95)
Johnson's Face gentle exfoliating wash 150ml, $4.49 (Save $4.50)
Maybelline Face range 1ea, $17.56 (Save $4.39)
Oral B Toothbrush range 1ea, $15.99 (Save $4)
Johnson's Facial Cleansing Wipes 1ea, $2.99 (Save $4)

Top 20 specials - biggest %age savings

Johnson's Facial Cleansing Wipes 1ea, $2.99 (Save $4, 57% off)
Bulla Creamy Classics Ice Cream 200ml, 99¢ (Save $1.01, 51% off)
Continental Cup or Soup 2 Serve 45g-75g, 99¢ (Save $1.01, 51% off)
Woolworths Select Freeze Dried Coffee 200g, $6.49 (Save $6.50, 50% off)
Johnson's Face gentle exfoliating wash 150ml, $4.49 (Save $4.50, 50% off)
Airwick Freshmatic I-Motion Primary 1ea, $6.49 (Save $6.50, 50% off)
Arnott's Tim Tam or Mint Slice 150g-200g, $1.49 (Save $1.50, 50% off)
Hans Country Fresh Meats - From the Dairy Dept 100g, 3 for $6 (Save $5.67, 49% off)
Cadbury Ice Cream Bars, Sticks or Cones 4pack-6pack, 2 for $8 (Save $6.98, 47% off)
Cadbury Medium Bars 30g-60g, 99¢ (Save 86¢, 46% off)
L'Oreal Excellence Hair Colour 1ea, 2 for $20 (Save $14.98, 43% off)
Val Verde Diced, Peeled Tomatoes 400g, 79¢ (Save 50¢, 39% off)
Hans Salami Sliced 100g, 2 for $5 (Save $3.16, 39% off)
La Nova Seed Beans 400g, 79¢ (Save 50¢, 39% off)
Large Australian Green King Prawns 1kg, $15.99 (Save $10, 38% off)
Nescafe Coffee Mixers 8pack-10pack, 2 for $8 (Save $4.98, 38% off)
Sourdough Bread Rolls 6pack, 6 for $2 (Save $1.15, 37% off)
Pepsi or Schweppes Can Varieties 24 x 375ml, $10 (Save $5.99, 37% off)
Imported Cooked Cocktail Prawns 1kg, $17.99 (Save $10, 36% off)
Primo Danish Salami - Sliced or Shaved - From the Deli D 1kg, $16.48 (Save $9, 35% off)

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  • amkssg on 06/07/2011 - 14:22

    TimTam used to be $3.50 each,
    then 2 for $4, followed by 3 for $5.
    Now it's $1.49 each.

    At this rate, Aussie made TimTam will be cheaper than those made in Thailand in the near future.

    • dowanted on 06/07/2011 - 14:42
      +1

      Maybe they're not selling as well as they used to? Perhaps Australia is becoming more health-conscious. :P

      This pleases me, though, as I feel like Arnotts uses really low-quality ingredients in a lot of their products.

  • Lycan on 06/07/2011 - 14:29
    +9

    Last week, it was Large Australian Green King Prawns 1kg, $12.88 (Save $7)
    This week, it is Large Australian Green King Prawns 1kg, $15.99 (Save $10)

    Ummm… ok??

    • MyGroceries.com.au on 06/07/2011 - 14:35

      Interesting observation!

    • retiredfeline on 06/07/2011 - 14:37
      +6

      I guess we need a prawnwatch site. :)

      • ccrap on 06/07/2011 - 17:50
        +1

        get jv to. he was keen to make a site for that CPA tax lodger the other day..

    • amkssg on 06/07/2011 - 14:56
      +2

      I think you read the catalogue incorrectly.

      Last week it was BANANA prawns, this week it is KING prawns.
      Banana prawns are generally cheaper.

  • blackwalnut on 06/07/2011 - 15:02
    +1

    I bought the prawns last week, 99% sure the sign said Green King and not Banana Prawns.
    Although the prices of fish, veg etc are always just made up anyhow, so I take no notice of
    % off, just buy if it seems a good price and if they are big prawns then $16 is pretty good.

    • furyou on 06/07/2011 - 15:07

      true, lots of places do specials on prawns around $15 mark

    • amkssg on 06/07/2011 - 17:42
      +2

      I can see why people get confused,
      Last week: Large Australian Green BANANA Prawns
      This Week: Large Australian Green KING Prawns

      Screenshot from the catalogs
      http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/1597/pwns.png

  • princess peach on 06/07/2011 - 15:30
    +2

    Worthy of a mention is the back page of the new Woolies catalogue…they're fixing the price of certain groceries for the next year..$4.98/kg for Truss tomatoes! Anyone who does the grocery shopping will know the price of tomatoes has skyrocketed the last few months and $4.98/kg is an ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. Can't really find anywhere cheaper. Good on ya, Woolies.

    • c64 on 06/07/2011 - 16:11
      +1

      fixed prices …

      i got my big red apples from local fruit shop for $0.99/kg two weeks back. this week i've been stocking up on $0.99/kg mandarins from fruit shop. mmmm.

      • red-hot on 06/07/2011 - 16:57

        Me, too. I always buy fruit/veg. at the greengrocers, except when the Woolies greengrocer brings out the clearance trolley, for $3 per bag for all you can fit in the bag. Love that- I get such good value:)

        • c64 on 06/07/2011 - 17:28

          the bags are $2 at the woolies where i've encountered them :)

        • leonheart1 on 06/07/2011 - 17:46

          Haha yeah once I stuffed 2kg of bananas and more into one such bag. All for just $4.

      • AntMan76 on 06/07/2011 - 18:18
        +1

        I would buy fruit and veg from the local fruit shop but Woolies continually undercut them long enough for them to have to close. Funny that.

    • arcticmonkey on 07/07/2011 - 09:01

      I'm sure a lot of people will be saying 'goodbye local greengrocer, hello corporate giant!' after this.

      I'll stick to the greengrocer. If all those greengrocers close (less competition), what's to stop Woolies charging whatever they want?

      Coles/Woolworths already get 23% of every dollar we spend and they share 70% of the Australian market (far more than overseas countries) - http://hungrybeast.abc.net.au/stories/beast-file-woolies-col…

  • chenzhu on 06/07/2011 - 15:44

    why not mentioned the new Gillette shaver, as half price?

  • mrbombastic on 06/07/2011 - 18:31

    The pedigree dog food. $10 for 10 seems like a pretty good deal

  • Josh81 on 09/07/2011 - 05:51

    Was in Woolworths at Corinda, Brisbane, today. They had organic pumpkin for $1.99 a kilo, and regular pumpkin for $2.99 a kilo. Good deal on the organic. :)

  • nubzy on 10/07/2011 - 19:19

    pepsi 24 for $10 is a great price. much better than shelling out rediculous price for Coke. Coke is good, but not that much better to justify such a huge cost!!

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