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Highly doubt that this would be an extension cord, more likely to be a cord from the light fitting that is attached within the shelving. Would assume that the small bracket that normally holds this cord in place has broken. Whilst this is still a hazard and not a good look, it is not uncommon...

Sorry to be pedantic, but where is the garlic in the list of ingredients?

Well done Goodbloke, my sort of joke. Keep them coming!

Yes, this is absolutely a State defined argument! Lived in Victoria until i was 59, where it is a Parma. Been in NSW for the last three years where it is called a Parmi. Drives me nuts, oh, and they were better in Victoria too! ( Just my opinion ).

Wow! That typo really upset some members. As an ex- butcher, i can guarantee Teys is most definitely an Australian company, i dealt with them in both my own business and as a Manager for Woolworths for many years. Hair nets are part of the workers uniform anyway, as are facial hair nets!

I was sooo happy when i saw these in my Woolies on Boxing Day, very first thing that went into my trolley that day. Must be the traditional ones though! As it is a late Easter this year, i look forward to having these for breakfast for four whole months.

Wow! I have a full licence, (thought i accomplished that over forty years ago ). I too enjoy checking out the SDC e-mail whilst having a nice cuppa in the morning. Keep up the great work team.

Yes Coles, and it should not have been available for sale as it was purchased on the day of use by. ( Yes, i know the product would have still been fine, but it is company policy ).

This is the exact same as the article the other day re- Woolies. However that article got a bad wrap because the guy picked up pet food and not human grade turkey mince. It is store policy to gather together all perishable goods at the end of the day and place them in high visible/traffic...

Three generations... Grandfather, his son and grandson.