A Woolworths customer has sparked a social media frenzy with the savvy way she scored $79 worth of groceries for just $15.
The Everyday Rewards Extra member revealed, via Instagram account @bargain.boss, she took home three huge roasts and two packs of cocktail sausages for a fraction of the cost.
She explained she went shopping late at night and discovered the items had been heavily reduced.
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The shopper then used her monthly Everyday Rewards Extra discount to reduce the price even more, saying “$15.85 for $79 worth of groceries — this is why I shop at night!”
“Popped into Woolworths last week and these items were marked down to 80 per cent off,” she said.
“Plus, I used my Everyday Extra monthly 10 per cent off, bringing it down even further. Best bargain I’ve scored in a while.
“Do you shop for markdowns? The savings add up quickly, especially if you freeze the items.”
Everyday Extra offers Everyday Rewards members extra benefits, including a monthly 10 per cent discount on a full in-store or online shop at Woolworths or BIG W as well as double points on every shop, for just $7 a month or $70 a year.
A Woolworths spokesperson said taking advantage of markdowns was another way to save money.
“We’re committed to providing value for our customers, with more than 6000 specials available each week,” they said.
“Our ‘Quick Sale’ items offer fantastic savings opportunities and, when combined with our monthly 10 per cent Everyday Extra discount, the savings truly add up.”
How to score markdowns at Woolworths
- Woolworths store teams mark down items close to their best before date for “quick sale” each day in the afternoon, so the best time to buy quick sale products is the evening.
- Woolworths roast chickens can only be on display for four hours and are marked down for quick sale 30 minutes before they need to be taken off display.
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