30% off Thankyou Nappies 60-108pk $23, 50% off Schweppes 4x300ml $2.50, 50% off Thomas Chipman Chips 200g $2.50 + More @ Coles

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• 50% off Wholesome Foods: Chips 120-175g $2.50, Popcorn 50g $1.40

• 50% off Dorset: Muesli/Granola 540-600g $4.15, Porridge 420g $3.25

• 50% off Thomas Chipman Chips 200g $2.50

• 50% off Schweppes Soft Drinks 4x300ml $2.50

• 30% off Thankyou Nappies 60-108pk $23
  

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  fortunecookie on 30/07/2016 - 10:44

  +1

  Highly recommend Wholesome Foods Falafel chips and Lentil Chips!

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    tonester on 30/07/2016 - 12:09

    have you tried the others - split pea, lentil, hommus?

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      fortunecookie on 30/07/2016 - 12:17

      Bought a pack of split pea "tubes" but haven't tried it yet. Which one do you like best Tonester?

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  kevitkotw on 30/07/2016 - 14:05

  +1

  The last thing I'm thinking when changing nappies is 'thankyou'…

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  Craze on 30/07/2016 - 21:13

  Has anyone tried the Dorset cereal range- are they any good?

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    fortunecookie on 30/07/2016 - 21:24

    They are delicious! I bought the Berry granola and couldn't stop munching on it at work.

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    justtoreply on 31/07/2016 - 00:38

    I find them worse than average.

    Haven't tried the berry one mentioned above.

    I've been trying all brands & flavours of granola, buying each as they come on special. I've tried most of them now. Favourite brand so far is easily Jordans. The berry one and the nut one are my #1 and #2 respectively. And as a mixer, Danone yoghurt.

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  justtoreply on 31/07/2016 - 00:36

  Are these nappies good? And how does the price compare to other options?

  First one on the way.. thinking about stocking up. Buy these or wait?

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    SneakyLiz on 31/07/2016 - 12:42

    +1

    Congrats on the soon to arrive new addition!!
    As far as I'm concerned these diapers are very new (noticed them in Coles for the first time this week, pretty sure they JUST arrived) so you might not get the reviews you'd like (as in those who tried it have only tried a few nappies) Their regular price is the same unit price as the regular price for Huggies which is one of the top quality brands. I have a feeling they are just trying to give the impression their regular price is the same as Huggies so people see a bargain in them but likely to end up as an everyday low price.
    Don't bother stocking up on them, maybe buy one pack so you can try them. I would wait until Huggies is on sale to stock up - $24-25 is a good sale price for them, lower is even better. But then don't go crazy with stoking up as sometimes some diapers don't work as well on some babies. OR I personally prefer Babylove of all the nappies brands - currently under $20 per big box at BabiesRus & Baby bunting, their regular price is $27. They are different than Huggies but not necessarily in a cheaper way (like a lot of subpar store brands nappies)

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      justtoreply on 31/07/2016 - 13:40

      Thanks :)

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      tonester on 01/08/2016 - 12:02

      I have a feeling they are just trying to give the impression their regular price is the same as Huggies so people see a bargain in them but likely to end up as an everyday low price.

      -1 given their pther products they won't discount often/much, they're an above-average/quality brand

      Don't bother stocking up on them, maybe buy one pack so you can try them. I would wait until Huggies is on sale to stock up - $24-25 is a good sale price for them, lower is even better. But then don't go crazy with stoking up as sometimes some diapers don't work as well on some babies.

      +1 https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/938228/redir :)

      http://www.thegrocerygeek.com.au/portfolio-item/thankyou-dis… might help

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    t3t5ujin on 02/08/2016 - 22:56

    We started using them. They are very soft and thin but can absorb quite a lot so great for night time too.
    I like the fact that using them helps others - 100% of profits going to child and maternal health programs to families in need

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      serpserpserp on 06/08/2016 - 21:04

      Let us know how the long term use is like, if and any rashes or blowouts happen? How old is your child? I'm looking at using these for an almost 2 year old but want to see if they are close to on par with Huggies first.