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[NSW] ½ Price Beef Mince 500g $3.50 @ Harris Farm Lindfield

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Half price on 500g mince beef. Special will be removed once they sold out.
No price match to OfficeWork please. Let them rest a sec will ya

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  • +3

    I don't get it.
    While everyone else is running out of mince, they're holding a 50% off to try and get rid of it?
    Great prices though I must say.

    • +6

      All freezers might finally be full?

      • I know mine is but just not meat it has home made pies chick breasts home made stews and curry's etc

      • +4

        mine is just full of $7 ice-cream.

    • +13

      It is surplus stock that should’ve gone to the hospitality industry which is now dead.

      • Wow you are right I forgot about this but yeah all the restaurants dine in shutting down is having an effect on over supply now so we should see ultra specials like this more soon unless they have had to bin it all now.

    • +14

      We're running out thanks to the moronic panic buyers stocking their freezers, not due to insufficiency of beef in the country. We actually have surplus thanks to some cancelled exports due to the COVID-19 crisis worldwide.

      • +1

        I've often wondered, if people think things are going to get so apocalyptic that they have to pack their freezer, and that second freezer they bought, with mince and frozen vegetables, what do they think will happen to all that food when the power inevitably goes off?

        • +14

          That's when you start your generator using your stockpile of panic bought fuel.

        • The obvious explanation is that they don't think it's going to apocalyptic - they think there are going to be food shortages or increased problems getting access to the food. My family in the UK are sometimes spending over an hour in a queue to get into the supermarket - I dread to think what it's like in places like Italy.

          Not that what they're doing is a good thing for the rest of us of course.

          • +1

            @callum9999: apparently in italy shops are open and no shortages?

          • +1

            @callum9999: On the other hand all these restrictions means people have to go to the shops every second day. It isnt necessarily bad to bulk buy if it manages to cut your trips down to the supermarkets - which i tell you are probably the busiest ive ever seen them.

      • Some stock up so they don't need to do so many shopping runs.

  • +7

    panic buying food is soooooooo march 2020

    now we panic.buy booze, restrictions are coming soon, 12 bottles, 6 spirits and 3 cases of beer per visit, omg I'm gonna niceeeee

    and paint, munch and putting mix and seeds, bunnngs is gonna close down soon

    kmart mum are panic buying kmart products , they are next to close

    • +7

      now we panic.buy booze, restrictions are coming soon, 12 bottles, 6 spirits and 3 cases of beer per visit

      I thought the above was a joke when I read the comment.

      Then I went to the SMH website and saw this:

      The country's liquor retailers have united to enforce purchasing restrictions from today.
      The temporary rules restrict buyers to purchasing from two of these product categories in the one transaction, to the following limits: two cases of beer, two cases of cider, two cases of pre-mixed spirits, 12 bottles of wine, two casks of wine, or two bottles of spirits.

      Everyone has gone mad.

      • +7

        I saw a week or so ago that WA had enacted restriction on alcohol purchases.

        You were limited to buying the equivalent of 100 standard drinks a day. Each.

        Oh, the humanity.

    • try to keep up, we are panic buying chickens for the eggs, cows for the milk…

  • -1

    Officeworks dont sell mince so you can't price beat

    • +28

      you don't say :nicolas cage:

      • +2

        Gold!!

    • +20

      You're kidding? I've been waiting out the front of mine for the last 20mins waiting for them to open at 8AM.

    • +2

      Thanks Captain

    • thatsthejoke.jpeg

    • +1

      Maybe if you ask them nicely they would?

    • +22

      Officeworks 500g packs of mints $10.89 - full price

      • -1

        That's "mints" not "mince", 2 completely different things

        • +9

          Are you really like that or is it part of the act

    • you didn't have a photo of the receipt of course!

  • +2

    Target have now changed their opening hours

    it is now 10am to 5pm monday to saturday and 11am to 5pm sundays

    People are saying shops like k-mart,Big W and Target are non essential and need to be shut down to stop the spread of the virus

    Even if they close down till this al blows over the way people are acting in supermarkets by not following the social distancing rules down the isles it's more likely to be spread there

    Most of my local target sales have been through online orders with600 placed last sunday (which is good because it means less contact between us monkeys)

    • +14

      Any of this relate to mince meat at Harris Farm?

      • I relates to the comment about the guy waiting outside k-mart for it to open

      • yeah, you can price match it at target too.

    • Where am I going to get my essential jigsaw puzzles?

      • From Hawaii.

  • -1

    Thanks, brought 50 packs.

    • +14

      Where did you bring them?

      • +1

        To my doomsday bunker chest freezers…

        World is ending and need to hoard all I can.

        The end is near!!!!!!!

  • +8

    We're starting to see the effects of the hoarders staying indoors, not leaving their bunkers, consuming the 50kg of mince they purchased a few weeks back.

    • +2

      True, saw it yesterday in costco as well, meat aisles were full and no one buying it, hoarders have already filled up their garages.

      • +8

        This is the sad part about hoarding. It creates a spike then a trough. Suppliers and retailers are aware of this, but they can't dial it down perfectly and we end up with so much wastage like this in the UK: https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/cor…

        Most hoarders have never bulked purchased like Ozbargainers, which unfortunately will lead to the wastage from the spike, then we get wastage from the trough when there's less buying.

        • Who the heck put those bananas in the bin?!? They are still green and just take time to ripen, definitely not off at all!! That person must truly be a complete effing moron.

          I hope that maybe someone just added those bananas temporarily to make that shot of the wastage even more dramatic, nobody can be that freaking stupid

      • Starting to be the same with TP too. Went into my local coles (30 mins from CBD) and there was a giant pallet of TP stacked taller than me, 10 mins before closing time. Nobody touching it. Grabbed a pack and took a photo, and me and a random lady laughed about it.

        • Which Coles would that be?

          Every Coles, Woolies and Aldi I've been to in the past few days are empty of TP.

          • +1

            @[Deactivated]: In Melbourne, PM me and I'll tell you exactly where. I've just come out of another Coles on the other side of town and there was also a shelf of TP, not many people touching it.

            2 nights ago: https://imgur.com/8NitE7f

            Just today, 20 mins ago, opposite side of town: https://imgur.com/fkkeuA2
            (icare double-length 4 packs)

            • +2

              @Andard: Melbourne’s a bit far to drive from western Sydney!!!

              But thanks for the offer.

              Stay safe! And thanks for being willing to help.

              • @[Deactivated]: My locals have it. Costs a bit more than usual. Coles and Woolworths.
                Woolworths had cheaper stuff as well. Essentials range. Even had flour and a bit of pasta.

                I know a local place which has heaps of pasta (vic eastern suburbs)

                When I was queueing at coles, staff asked me if I would like to buy a bottle of sanitizer. $8.50 for a travel bottle

                Looks like some of the shortages are ending over here

                Ice cream though, Sara lee and connoisseur are full price

    • Mince + Toilet Paper = Sausage Rolls.

  • +2

    Lots of people eating spag bol and chilli con carne tonight

    • +2

      Spag Bol requires pasta though, I'll be making a pasta bake with frozen chips instead.

      • With a Twisties sandwich as entrée?

        • Sounds like the beginning of an interesting YouTube cooking show…

  • If only I could go out and buy another chest freezer :)

    Nah I alrady have a chest freezer and if I bought another one I would only buy more than I need and become on of the hoard and after all this is over it will just be sitting there unplugged and unused (well until the next virus comes along next year)

  • Even my Coles and WW had lots of reduced to clear meats and fresh dairy

    • Honestly? My local only had expensive cuts of lamb and beef left besides pork.
      Fresh dairy I can't see being a problem here, our milk has 16 days until use by.

  • +4

    I'm going to go out on a limb and say that the popularity of 3 star budget mince in the suburb of LINDFIELD isnt that popular…. where the houses run $2 mil. per…

    • +1

      … $3+m

    • You'd be surprised. I used to work in lindfield under retail and the (well-off) locals were quite frugal.

      • How could you tell?

  • I feel sorry for vegans seeing this meaty deal.

    • -5

      I feel sorry for people who are still not able to understand how much they are destroying this planet and killing animals. What you eat is deadbodies! Remember, Karma !

      • -2

        Plants feel too, look it up. So, you better start living of air only. But wait, how do you know air doesn't feel?

        • -1

          Wait, so you are saying, if you are hurt by an accident you don't feel? Now you are saying slaughtering is awesome because air does not feel?
          Seriously get over with illogical thoughts to prove that you are right where it does not require science to tell you how animals feel.
          How about cutting dog is ok? Or you say it is friend of mine so you should not?

          • @ivegan: No… did you even read at all what I said. I said "plants feel too". Research has been done which shows plants feel too. And you are eating dead plants.
            Animals eat animals. I have no problem with that. If you don't want to eat animals, that is fine by me. I am not going to tell you to stop, like you are saying to us to stop eating meat. This is a site for deals. If you want to discuss your beliefs, that is for the forum.

            Be careful when you go out saying things because of what you believe as you should as they say have a good hard look at yourself first. I am sure you have things that this planet wouldn't like.

            And the last but not the least, you coming here telling people how you feel won't stop what's coming. People have been on the path of the self-destruction ever since the first humans inhabited this planet. Look at Greta Thunberg. You probably admire her. But I can tell you nothing will change, or it will, but that will be a patch, while there's a huge gaping hole that nobody is fixing. Why do I think so? Have a look at this video and tell me how much has changed for the better since then. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdK0uYjy85o

    • This cheapness is causing whole planet hot, and now sucking in COV19!

  • Coles have 1 kg for 5.5 500g for 3 if im remerber right

    • ????

      Guess your drinking not hoarding the booze….

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