Hey guys this is my first post.
As indian festival Diwali is near I thought sharing this deal is worth a while. Indian clay diyas for just 3 bucks which you usually find in Indian store around $6 to $8.
Thanks.
Hey guys this is my first post.
As indian festival Diwali is near I thought sharing this deal is worth a while. Indian clay diyas for just 3 bucks which you usually find in Indian store around $6 to $8.
Thanks.
explains why my nearest woolworths has half a single shelf of "health food" and an entire aisle for "HSV/Fordl" merchandise
lol
Can that be accusedof ethnic profiling?
Yeah mate, white people are the biggest victims to profiling and stereotypes in supermarkets! /s
Learn to pick your battles
Coles isn't accusing its local customers of a crime, they're specifically going out of their way to cater for them.
Lol gives entire isles dedicated to certain demographs but gives Australian Farmers a war on milk and contributes to an increase in farmers going bankrupt during a drought.
Absolutely terrible.
Coles give their aisles to whatever gets the $$$ in for them.
Like Ramadan Cities
I'm curious where these stats are taken from where you can find either ethnicity or religious persuasion?
Mind you, I have seen a Happy Ramadan banner at Dandenong Coles. Would they also do something similar for Hanukkah in Caulfield/McKinnon?
every December my local coles has a Merry Christmas banner.
;)
No Kwanzaa?
I'm sorry to tell you Altomic… Father Christmas is not real.
Dandenong (Statistical Area Level 3) suggests 10% Muslim is above the threshold for a 'Happy Ramadan' brochure.
Thanks. That's what I was looking for.
Is that Indian fondue burner?
So it’s not food.
Thanks.
Yeah, I'd probably not eat one of those. :-)
Same in both stores in Pakenham, VIC
Some of the food items at the Coles Gunghalin store near the Diwali Aisle are also on reduced to clear
FYI
Woolies near Cosco ACT selling Pillsbury Atta for 5$
Taj Basmati Rice 9.99 $ and Amul Ghee 9.99 $ if anyone interested.
couldnt find these in any stores near me, [VIC]
Malvern has them (open 24/7)
Interesting tidbit: Supermarkets study the demographics of the regions stores are located in and adjust both stock and staffing levels for cultural festivals.