Get your shopping done for less! 400+ Woolworths everyday items on sale now
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Here at the SDC, we love a good bargain as much as the next person – especially when it comes to groceries.
That's why we're excited to let you all know that Woolworths supermarket is slashing the price on more than 400 popular buys!
Both Coles & Woolies have 'frozen' the prices of some essential items temporarily. Source: OpenAI.
From chicken and bread to yoghurt and vitamins, as well as cheeses, dips, coffee and cleaning buys, there's bound to be something for everyone in this big sale.
Products that have been reduced at Woolworths include:
- Chux Superwipes Roll Pk 60 (was $10.50 now $9.50)
- Flora Spread 1kg (was $8.95 now $8.50)
- Macro Free-Chicken Split Lemon and herb (was $11 now $10.50)
- Uncle Tobys Muesli Bar Pk 15 (was $7 now $6.65ea)
- Moccona Freeze Dried Coffee 400g (was $26 now $20)
- Arnott’s Vitaweat Crackers 130-240g (was $2.20 now $1.75)
- Birds Eye Deli Chips 600g (was $4.30 now $3.90)
- Edgell Nourish bowls (was $3.50 now $2.50)
- Weet-Bix Blends 450-575g (was $5.70 now $5)
- Prep Set Go Stir Fry 500g – from the freezer (was $4 now $3)
- Vitasoy Soy Milky 1 Litre (was $2.60 now $2.30)
- Chobani High Protein Fit Pot & Pouch 140-170g (was $2.50 now $2)
- Australian RSPCA Approved Chicken Mince 500g (was $6.50ea now $6)
- Woolworths Caesar Salad Kit 290g (was $5.50 now $5pk)
- Chux Scourers Pk 8 (was $6.50 now $6)
- Woolworths Ready-to-at Meals 350g (was $4 now $3.20)
- Birds Eye Deli Fish (was $8 now $7)
- Red Rock Deli Dips 150g (was $5 now $4)
Woolies claims to have spent millions of dollars to offer lower prices on these staples to help customers cope with the massive cost of living increases we’ve all seen over the last few months. The reduced items will be available online and in-store from August 24 to 29 November 2022.
Woolworths chief commercial officer Paul Harker said: ‘Due to the higher cost of living being felt across all households in Australia, we know customers are looking for better value in their shop.’
‘Our Prices Dropped program will help customers get their “Woolies Worth” on those everyday essentials and easy meal solutions throughout Spring. This is our largest seasonal “Prices Dropped” campaign to date and is just one of the ways to get better value by shopping at Woolworths. We will continue to invest and look for ways to help millions of our customers and our team save on their weekly shop.’
And don't forget, Everyday Rewards is also offering its biggest rewards points giveaway* until Tuesday 23 August. Just boost in the Everyday Rewards App or via email to get five times the points on all transactions over $50 at Woolworths supermarkets and Metro – both in-store and online.
It’s worth noting that Woolies had already introduced a ‘price freeze’ on nearly 200 ‘everyday essentials’ through to the end of 2022. Coles launched a similar freeze at around the same time, noting that it would hold many of its staples like pasta, soups, and tinned tomatoes at $1 or less.
Similar to Woolworths, Coles is also offering more Flybuys points for the purchase of Coles-branded products.
So, what are you waiting for? Get down to your local Coles or Woolies supermarket and start stocking up on all your favourites!
*Actual points allocated to be determined at the end of the campaign when the amount of members who boost, shop and earn is completed.
That's why we're excited to let you all know that Woolworths supermarket is slashing the price on more than 400 popular buys!
Both Coles & Woolies have 'frozen' the prices of some essential items temporarily. Source: OpenAI.
From chicken and bread to yoghurt and vitamins, as well as cheeses, dips, coffee and cleaning buys, there's bound to be something for everyone in this big sale.
Products that have been reduced at Woolworths include:
- Chux Superwipes Roll Pk 60 (was $10.50 now $9.50)
- Flora Spread 1kg (was $8.95 now $8.50)
- Macro Free-Chicken Split Lemon and herb (was $11 now $10.50)
- Uncle Tobys Muesli Bar Pk 15 (was $7 now $6.65ea)
- Moccona Freeze Dried Coffee 400g (was $26 now $20)
- Arnott’s Vitaweat Crackers 130-240g (was $2.20 now $1.75)
- Birds Eye Deli Chips 600g (was $4.30 now $3.90)
- Edgell Nourish bowls (was $3.50 now $2.50)
- Weet-Bix Blends 450-575g (was $5.70 now $5)
- Prep Set Go Stir Fry 500g – from the freezer (was $4 now $3)
- Vitasoy Soy Milky 1 Litre (was $2.60 now $2.30)
- Chobani High Protein Fit Pot & Pouch 140-170g (was $2.50 now $2)
- Australian RSPCA Approved Chicken Mince 500g (was $6.50ea now $6)
- Woolworths Caesar Salad Kit 290g (was $5.50 now $5pk)
- Chux Scourers Pk 8 (was $6.50 now $6)
- Woolworths Ready-to-at Meals 350g (was $4 now $3.20)
- Birds Eye Deli Fish (was $8 now $7)
- Red Rock Deli Dips 150g (was $5 now $4)
Woolies claims to have spent millions of dollars to offer lower prices on these staples to help customers cope with the massive cost of living increases we’ve all seen over the last few months. The reduced items will be available online and in-store from August 24 to 29 November 2022.
Woolworths chief commercial officer Paul Harker said: ‘Due to the higher cost of living being felt across all households in Australia, we know customers are looking for better value in their shop.’
‘Our Prices Dropped program will help customers get their “Woolies Worth” on those everyday essentials and easy meal solutions throughout Spring. This is our largest seasonal “Prices Dropped” campaign to date and is just one of the ways to get better value by shopping at Woolworths. We will continue to invest and look for ways to help millions of our customers and our team save on their weekly shop.’
And don't forget, Everyday Rewards is also offering its biggest rewards points giveaway* until Tuesday 23 August. Just boost in the Everyday Rewards App or via email to get five times the points on all transactions over $50 at Woolworths supermarkets and Metro – both in-store and online.
It’s worth noting that Woolies had already introduced a ‘price freeze’ on nearly 200 ‘everyday essentials’ through to the end of 2022. Coles launched a similar freeze at around the same time, noting that it would hold many of its staples like pasta, soups, and tinned tomatoes at $1 or less.
Similar to Woolworths, Coles is also offering more Flybuys points for the purchase of Coles-branded products.
So, what are you waiting for? Get down to your local Coles or Woolies supermarket and start stocking up on all your favourites!
*Actual points allocated to be determined at the end of the campaign when the amount of members who boost, shop and earn is completed.
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