Unlock massive savings at Coles’ pre-Christmas sale!
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Are you one of those last-minute Christmas shoppers who thrive on the adrenaline rush of ticking off your shopping list just in the nick of time?
If so, you're in for a treat this year.
Coles, one of Australia's leading supermarket chains, has announced a massive pre-Christmas sale across all departments, promising a bonanza of savings for its customers.
Coles has taken the festive spirit to a new level by slashing prices by up to 50 per cent on a wide range of items.
From bakery products and seafood staples to grocery, fresh produce and centrepiece fresh meat products, the supermarket giant offers a smorgasbord of deals that are too good to resist.
Before you read on, please note that the prices listed below are accurate as of posting and are subject to change without prior notice!
With Coles Deli Thawed Australian MSC Raw Banana Prawns at $14 per kilo, KB's Deli Thawed MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobster for $22 each, and Coles Deli Thawed Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns Jumbo for $34 per kilo, it's the perfect time to plan a lavish seafood spread for your Christmas lunch.
But if seafood isn't your thing, don't fret. Coles has ensured there's something for everyone. Coles Finest Luxury Christmas Pudding Large is now half-priced at $7.50, and the Quality Street Chocolate Variety Gift Box, a perennial favourite, is down from $30 to just $14.
For those with a sweet tooth, the Coles Indulgent Triple Chocolate Trifle is down from $25 to $20. And if you're looking for festive joy, you can grab a Coles Christmas Advent Calendar for just $3, a significant drop from its original price of $14.50.
The sale also extends to fresh produce and turkey, including the Coles Finest Hunter Valley Free Range Whole Turkey medium minimum 3.8 kg for just $44.
For those who've left their gift wrapping and card writing to the last minute, Coles is offering huge discounts on wrap, cards, and crackers.
Coles Executive General Manager of Fresh, Andy Mossop, said the supermarket giant put in the work to offer these discounts to customers.
'We know price is a major factor for our customers during the festive season, and that's why we've worked hard with our fantastic suppliers to provide customers with value throughout December, delivering quality products while keeping prices as low as possible,' he said.
Coles stated that customers are expected to purchase 400 tonnes of prawns across the weekend leading into Christmas. It comes after an ‘abundance of supply’ of Australian prawns, stating that aquaculture and wild prawns–the country’s two main sectors—have had ‘fantastic years’.
The abundance of prawns is due to a combination of factors. Read more about its price drop here.
Coles Ambassador and former Masterchef contestant Courtney Roulston said the discounted prices are the perfect chance to shop for Christmas day must-haves.
'For me, Christmas is all about creating memories, and nothing says “memorable” like a table piled high with Banana Prawns, ready to be peeled and devoured together,' she said.
Roulston also shared some tips on how to enjoy Australian Raw Banana Prawns this festive season.
'There are so many ways to enjoy Australian Raw Banana Prawns this time of year, like butterflied and barbecued with a little garlic butter and fresh herbs, paired with mango and avocado for a refreshing summer salad, or cut up with fennel and cranberry and served in any leftover dinner rolls,' she suggested.
‘Remember, if you have cooked prawns on your table this year, be sure to serve them on ice for longevity and freshness.’
So, if you're still scrambling to get your Christmas shopping done, head to your local Coles for some fantastic deals.
You can also check Coles’ astounding festive range—from the traditional centrepiece and party starters to the main event and sweet desserts, you surely don’t want to miss these deals from Coles! Check out the full list here.
But remember, these discounts won't last forever, so take advantage of them while you can!
What are your shopping strategies for the holiday season? Share your tips and tricks in the comments below.
If so, you're in for a treat this year.
Coles, one of Australia's leading supermarket chains, has announced a massive pre-Christmas sale across all departments, promising a bonanza of savings for its customers.
Coles has taken the festive spirit to a new level by slashing prices by up to 50 per cent on a wide range of items.
From bakery products and seafood staples to grocery, fresh produce and centrepiece fresh meat products, the supermarket giant offers a smorgasbord of deals that are too good to resist.
Before you read on, please note that the prices listed below are accurate as of posting and are subject to change without prior notice!
Coles announced its massive pre-Christmas sale. Credit: Freepik
With Coles Deli Thawed Australian MSC Raw Banana Prawns at $14 per kilo, KB's Deli Thawed MSC WA Cooked Rock Lobster for $22 each, and Coles Deli Thawed Australian Cooked Black Tiger Prawns Jumbo for $34 per kilo, it's the perfect time to plan a lavish seafood spread for your Christmas lunch.
But if seafood isn't your thing, don't fret. Coles has ensured there's something for everyone. Coles Finest Luxury Christmas Pudding Large is now half-priced at $7.50, and the Quality Street Chocolate Variety Gift Box, a perennial favourite, is down from $30 to just $14.
For those with a sweet tooth, the Coles Indulgent Triple Chocolate Trifle is down from $25 to $20. And if you're looking for festive joy, you can grab a Coles Christmas Advent Calendar for just $3, a significant drop from its original price of $14.50.
The sale also extends to fresh produce and turkey, including the Coles Finest Hunter Valley Free Range Whole Turkey medium minimum 3.8 kg for just $44.
For those who've left their gift wrapping and card writing to the last minute, Coles is offering huge discounts on wrap, cards, and crackers.
Coles Executive General Manager of Fresh, Andy Mossop, said the supermarket giant put in the work to offer these discounts to customers.
'We know price is a major factor for our customers during the festive season, and that's why we've worked hard with our fantastic suppliers to provide customers with value throughout December, delivering quality products while keeping prices as low as possible,' he said.
Coles stated that customers are expected to purchase 400 tonnes of prawns across the weekend leading into Christmas. It comes after an ‘abundance of supply’ of Australian prawns, stating that aquaculture and wild prawns–the country’s two main sectors—have had ‘fantastic years’.
The abundance of prawns is due to a combination of factors. Read more about its price drop here.
Coles Ambassador and former Masterchef contestant Courtney Roulston said the discounted prices are the perfect chance to shop for Christmas day must-haves.
'For me, Christmas is all about creating memories, and nothing says “memorable” like a table piled high with Banana Prawns, ready to be peeled and devoured together,' she said.
Roulston also shared some tips on how to enjoy Australian Raw Banana Prawns this festive season.
'There are so many ways to enjoy Australian Raw Banana Prawns this time of year, like butterflied and barbecued with a little garlic butter and fresh herbs, paired with mango and avocado for a refreshing summer salad, or cut up with fennel and cranberry and served in any leftover dinner rolls,' she suggested.
‘Remember, if you have cooked prawns on your table this year, be sure to serve them on ice for longevity and freshness.’
So, if you're still scrambling to get your Christmas shopping done, head to your local Coles for some fantastic deals.
You can also check Coles’ astounding festive range—from the traditional centrepiece and party starters to the main event and sweet desserts, you surely don’t want to miss these deals from Coles! Check out the full list here.
But remember, these discounts won't last forever, so take advantage of them while you can!
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