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Coles Super Specials and Half Price Deals (09/09/2010 to 15/09/2010)

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Coles Super Specials and Half Price Deals (09/09/2010 to 15/09/2010)
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Aemit on 07/09/2010 - 14:17 coles.com.au (1291 clicks)
Last edited 07/09/2010 - 14:56

HALF PRICE:
- Birds Eye Curly Fries 500g: $1.82 (was $3.65)
- Goulburn Valley Fruit 490g: $1.64 (was $3.29)
- Chorizos (from the Deli): $9.99 (was $19.98)
- Tuscan Antipasto Mix (from the Deli): $12.99 per kg (was $25.99 per kg)
- Erica Choc Shortbread or Gingerbread Babies 90g: $1.70 (was $3.40)
- Iceberg Lettuce: $1.40 (was $2.80)
- Carrots 1 kg Bag: 90c (was $1.80)
- Trail Mix 400g Pack: $2.70 (was $5.40)
- Nestle Diet Yoghurt 2X200g: $1.49 (was $2.98)
- Oak Flavoured Milk 2 Litre: $2.67 (was $5.35)
- Palmolive Naturals Shampoo or Conditioner 375ml or 400ml: $2.49 (was $4.99)
- Palmolive Naturals Hand Wash Refills Milk & Honey 750ml: $2.79 (was $5.59)
- Natra Health Vitamin Range 100 Pack-400Pack: $11 (was $22)
- Playboy Bodyspray 96g: $2.80 (was $5.69)
- Wondersoft Toilet Tissue 9 Pack: $2.69 (was $5.39)
- Morning Fresh Super Strength Dishwashing Liquid 450ml: $1.92 (was $3.84)
- Chux Original Superwipes Regular 10 Pack: $1.92 (was $3.99)
- Sistema Klip It Containers 6 Pack: $7.50 (was $15)

BUY ONE GET ONE FREE:
- Molenberg Bread 700g: $4.49
- Tip Top English Muffin 6 Pack: $3.99
- Coles Kaiser Rolls 4 Pack: $2.50

MULTI SAVE$$:
- Coca-Cola Soft Drink Varieties 24X375ml: 2 for $29 (Save $16.58)
- Mother Energy Drink 4X500ml: 2 for $15 (Save $6.38)
- Cadbury Block Chocolate 175g-220g: 2 for $5 (Save $3.58)
- Coca-Cola Soft Drink Varieties 1.5 Litre: 3 for $5 (Save $3.07)
- Campbell's V8 Juice 1.48Litre or 1.5 Litre: 2 for $7 (Save $2.36)
- Red Rock Deli Potato Chips 110g-185g: 2 for $5 (Save $2.78)
- Smith's Potato Chips 175g: 2 for $4 (Save $1.98)
- Pascall Marshmallows 250g: 2 for $4 (Save $1.98)
- Cadbury Drinking Chocolate 225g: 2 for $4 (Save $1.78)
- Gatorade Sports Drink 600ml: 2 for $4 (Save $1.66)
- Kraft Premium or Ritz Crackers 150g-250g: 2 for $3.50 (Save $1.48)
- Arnott's Shapes 160g-200g: 2 for $4 (Save $1.20)
- Heinz Shredded Chicken 85g: 2 for $3 (Save 90c)
- Greenseas Tuna 95g: 10 for $10 (Save $7.90)
- Leggo's Chunky Pasta Sauce 565g-575g: 2 for $5 (Save $1.78)
- Barilla Pasta 450g-500g: 2 for $3 (Save $1.60)
- Coles Regular Rolls 6 Pack: 2 for $3.50 (Save $1.30)
- Coles Twin Pack French Stick or Vienna 320g-450g: 2 for $3 (Save $1.30)
- Original Black Label Chilled Juice 1.5 Litre: 2 for $6 (Save $3.76)
- Gippsland Twist Yoghurt 300g: 2 for $5 (Save $2.10)
- Rafferty's Garden 4 Months Baby Food 120g: 3 for $4 (Save $1.46)

OTHER DEALS:
- Pepsi, Schweppes or Solo Soft Drink Varieties 30X375ml: $15 (Includes a $5 voucher for your next purchase of Pepsi Varieties 24X375ml)
- Nescafe Blend 43 Coffe 500g $ 14 (was $22.90)
- Nobbys Salted Cashews 300g: $6 (was $8.38)
- McCain Pizza Perfection Bites 450g: $5 (was $6.99)
- Ingham Chicken Breast Tenders 400g: $5 (was $7.28)
- Wedgwood Party Pies 36 Pack 1.5kg: $7 (was $8.79)
- Peters Original Ice Cream 2 Litre: $4 (was $5.59)
- Coles Finest Sausages Angus Beef & Cracked Pepper 500g: $4.70 (was $5.90)
- Heinz Tomato Ketchup Sauce 500ml: $2 (was $2.88)
- Mars Funsize Confectionery 144g-216g: $3 (was $3.99)
- Twinings Tea Bags 100 Pack 150g-200g: $7 (was $9.35)
- Moccona Freeze Dried Coffee 200g: $11 (was $15.29)
- Harris Coffee Brick or Beans 1kg: $16 (was $19.69)
- Golden Circle Juice 2 Litre: $2 (was $3.49)
- Vitasoy Soy Milk 1 Litre: $2 (was $2.45)
- Extra Juicy or Diet Rite Cordial 2 Litre: $3 (was $3.99)

PLUS:
- 40% Off Mission Range
- 30% Off Wiltshire Bakeware
- 25% Off Wyeth S-26 Standard Infant Formula 900g
- 25% Off Purina One Range

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  • Iggsy81 on 07/09/2010 - 14:19

    from the 9th of january? ;)

    • Aemit on 07/09/2010 - 14:26

      thanks mate…updated to 9/9/10

      • shmahoo on 07/09/2010 - 14:33
        -2

        09/09/10 … writing the date like that gets me so confused - is it written with the month or the day first?

        • Aemit on 07/09/2010 - 14:38
          +5

          09/09/10 to 15/09/10…have a guess relating it to the second date…"15" is it a month or a day

        • lovedeals on 07/09/2010 - 14:42
          +6

          Are we in america?

          • TenguTech on 12/09/2010 - 22:48

            @lovedeals: No, but when even Australian sites display display date in the MM/DD/YY format it can be worth checking (eg Fairfax news sites). Not that I think 9/9/10 should be a problem.

        • bargainhunter on 07/09/2010 - 14:55
          +7

          October the tenth should have you in a right tizzy.

          • [Deactivated] on 07/09/2010 - 16:51
            -1

            @bargainhunter: 10/10/10 your right that makes it really confusing

  • NeoWilson on 07/09/2010 - 14:26

    9/9 i suppose

  • nani on 07/09/2010 - 14:40
    +2

    Re 1 kg carrots, was 49c at Aldi :)

  • rmk on 07/09/2010 - 15:14

    Aldi isn't national :-(

  • Timski on 07/09/2010 - 15:25
    +1

    Noticed the Playboy bodyspray and Lynx were both buy 2 get one free the other day.

  • kasumi on 07/09/2010 - 15:43

    How do u guys see the new catalogue?
    I can only see the current weeks one

    • shmahoo on 07/09/2010 - 15:46
      +2

      the new catalogue only becomes visible after this Thursday.
      In order to view the new catalogue before then, simply change the date on your computer to 9/9/2010

      • shmahoo on 07/09/2010 - 15:46
        +6

        (kidding)

        • tomsco on 07/09/2010 - 16:17

          shouldn't of responded so fast, i want to see how many people saying they tried it and it didn't work XD

          • shmahoo on 07/09/2010 - 16:36

            @tomsco: I was SO tempted, but I didn't want to annoy people.

            But another way of changing the date to see the new catalogue is to hold down the Alt key and then press F4. Try it and see if it works ! ……..

  • jg3374 on 07/09/2010 - 16:56

    Nice post Amit :)

    • Aemit on 07/09/2010 - 20:00

      thanks mate

  • cruXis06 on 07/09/2010 - 18:09

    I was in there today… Pods are also $1.89 (save $1.90) I think.

  • GPT4 on 07/09/2010 - 19:59

    Good work Amit..Cheers

    • Aemit on 07/09/2010 - 20:00

      thanks mate…enjoy the deals

  • WaywardOne on 07/09/2010 - 22:07
    +2

    Chux Original Superwipes Regular 10 Pack: $1.92 (was $3.99)

    Buy 3 and get $5 cashback here :
    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/30602

    30 Superwipes for 76 cents :P That is less than three cents per wipe :P

  • jg3374 on 09/09/2010 - 11:48
    +1

    Just a few things I found were different in the Tassie catalogue today:

    HALF PRICE:
    - Coles Bakery Sponge Roll 300g: $1.64
    - Big M Flavoured Milk 2L: $2.49

    BETTER THAN HALF PRICE:
    Vileda Indoor or Outdoor Brooms: $11 (was $15)

    NOT IN THE TASSIE CATALOGUE:
    - Carrots
    - Lettuce
    - Trail Mix
    - Oak Flav Milk, replaced with Big M 2L: $2.49

    • tomsco on 09/09/2010 - 12:05

      Hmm, Big M also in Melbourne for $2.49. Thanks for the heads up mate… love that stuff :)

    • TenguTech on 12/09/2010 - 22:42

      What! No cheep Oak chocolate milk? My condolences.

  • notunderstanding on 09/09/2010 - 15:06

    Hey dude, thanks for painstakingly typing them out all the time :)
    Always used to check catalogues online each week for both supermarkets but this is far easier for me to parse.

    One tip though, the fresh produce tends to be different in different areas (eg the carrots are a hefty $1.20/kilo bag in the SEQLD catalogue, and as mentioned above not in the Tas one)
    I'd recommend you not include them in your list, or if you do, mention which state you're checking the deals for.

    Not that I buy fresh veg at supermarkets any more… farmers markets ftw, heheh

  • jltxwesley on 09/09/2010 - 19:31

    This is the first time I use this web site, I am surprised to see the coles specials and discounts products here, thanks for your information.

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