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It's hardly something that's available everyday at those prices. You also have to be at the particular store at that particular time....a few minutes eithee way and you've missed it. Not a story, and definetly not a headline.

Technology can fail, and internet can go down. If you have cash in your wallet, you can always pay

Cadbury used to have a Family block 250g, however that was probably 20 year's ago, so they've been doing it for a long time already. Now their blocks are as low as 155g, but same price...not sure if they still call them 'Family '....also Pringles which used to be 200g are 114g. Same size tube...

Retailers would never share their margins even if you asked. Howabout Bakers Delight with their choc chip hot cross buns. $9 a pack of 6. ...a buck 50 per bun...but they are pretty good if you put them in the microwave for 15 seconds.

Some of the stuff in Foodbank is dearer than the supermarket...not by much, but still dearer.

Where the stores don't have the gates at self serve, I reckon they take your picture. I was at a Coles recently and stood next to a self serve checkout waiting for the service kiosk staff to serve me and saw my picture at the top of the screen of the self serve terminal. With this ot is obvious...

I've been to Woolies at 9am and they had around 15 chooks ready to buy. I've bought a free range chook for $5 at around 1.00pm. The time that they come out the rotisserie is printed on the sticker, so if it's longer than 3 hrs the store will reduce the price of those unsold one's. Sometimes...

Aldi isn't nearly half the price of other's as someone posted here. The meat, fish & poultry is roughly the same as the big 2. Fresh produce is only marginally cheaper, sometimes on par. They've upped many of their dairy products in the last 12 months. Eggs & some frozen food prices are almost...

Probably would be wise to carry a lot more than 10 or 20 cash these days....bank, ATM problems and internet outages can stop you from paying for things, but having cash in the wallet will alleviate all that. Most of the time I have around $250 cash at hand, just in case.