$40 for $80 of Market Fresh Meat, Fruit and Veg + $8.95 Delivery from MyFruit.com.au [Brisbane]

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aml276 on 04/08/2011 - 14:26 couee.com.au (272 clicks)
Last edited 04/08/2011 - 22:58 by 2 other users

From the website. Also noticed RewardsCentral site has good reviews for this company.

• Pay only $40 for an $80 voucher to spend at the MyFruit online market.
• Choose from our huge range of luscious, juicy fruit, all fresh from the markets this morning.
• Taste how good really fresh vegetables can be.
• All your premium butcher cuts.
• We deliver from the markets to you every day.
• Delivered in refrigerated vans to your door.

Offer available for all suburbs of Brisbane Only. See website for delivery areas. www.myfruit.com.au

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  jv on 04/08/2011 - 14:28

  -1

  not sure i'd want some stranger selecting my fruit, veg and meat…

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    aml276 on 04/08/2011 - 14:54

    +1

    They wouldn't be a stranger…..they would soon become your new 50%off best mate :)

    Thought I would add that I looked around the myfruit site and you can select separate lots (usually 500g or 1kg bundles) of the meat or choose from a number of prepackaged parcels if the items in it suit you.

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      jv on 04/08/2011 - 14:56

      they would soon become your new 50%off best mate

      can you vouch for their hygiene when they select and pack your food ???

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        aml276 on 04/08/2011 - 15:04

        +3

        You have a reasonable point but if they were not being hygienic (wearing gloves etc) it wouldn't do their business reputation much good for the repeat business that their hoping such a reduced offer will bring. Would it be much different to the plebs at woollies restocking in the middle of the night when customers can't monitor them, and having to wash the fruit when you take it home anyway. I assume and by the images that the meat is shrink wrapped the same as the supermarkets as well.

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        theonlymatt on 04/08/2011 - 15:07

        +1

        can you vouch for the hygeine of the person that packs your meat at coles / woolworths etc?

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        MattyD on 04/08/2011 - 15:10

        So true. I share jv's concerns but have to concede: unless I actually cut the meat off the cow myself I can't think of any situation where I can purchase fresh meat/produce without having to trust that it's been handled hygenically up to that point.

        edit: hey! you're not theonlymatt

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        jv on 04/08/2011 - 15:11

        packs your meat at coles / woolworths etc?

        I don't get meat, fruit of veg from coles or woolworths…

        i get them from my local butcher and fruit shop where i know the owner and staff and am confident about the hygiene there…

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        MattyD on 04/08/2011 - 15:13

        +2

        Yeah but unless they do their own on-site slaughtering and butchering, someone else could still be beating your meat without you knowing.

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        jv on 04/08/2011 - 15:17

        Yeah but unless they do their own on-site slaughtering

        i feel more comfortable that the meat i get from my local butcher is more likely to be hygienic than some warehouse somewhere outside the scrutiny of day to day customers…

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        leeroys_dad on 04/08/2011 - 15:24

        +4

        jv = pessimist

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        OzzyBrak on 04/08/2011 - 16:51

        +1

        Woolworths & Coles would have better systems in place to reduce the risk of contamination than some mum and dad butcher shop. They would also be more likely to throw away bad product. But if thinking you know the owner makes you feel safe…

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  dexxl on 04/08/2011 - 17:46

  +2

  $15.99 for 1kg of chicken breast?!?? are these chickens fed on gold nuggets? 50% doesn't help much when prices are so much higher…

  small apples $4.99 per kg -> sunday markets $1 per kg
  banana large $2.50 each -> WTF?!?
  premium mince lean $13.99/kg -> local butcher $7/kg
  beef roast rump $21.99/1.2kg -> local butcher $6.50/kg,.. seriously WtF?!!

  if someone says something about 'superior' quality. you can kiss my $21.99/1.2kg rump..

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  dexxl on 04/08/2011 - 18:06

  Pork Cutlets $21.99!!!!/kg!!!!! -> my local butcher $6/kg
  whole chicken $9.99 ea -> ALDI $6 ea
  lamb cutlets unfrenched $35/kg -> whole lamb $110 WHHAATTTT TTTHHHEEEEE…you know the rest..

  what's that? delivery? yea,.. that's $8 per pack from the local butcher

  is this ozbargain or did i login to ozspreadwalletandinsert$2.50largebanana??

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    quickling on 04/08/2011 - 18:44

    +1

    $6/kg for pork cutlets??? Where is your butcher getting his meat from? ;)

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      aml276 on 05/08/2011 - 09:18

      +1

      I've tried a couple of these so called 'budget' butchers that have much better prices than the supermarkets and have never been satisfied with the quality, so went back to shopping at Coles/Woollies. The butchers I see that set themselves up right outside the supermarket (or even just in the same centre) only seem to compete on a few items or have their specials on items the supermarket doesn't have on special, so I'm still inclined to buy most items from the supermarket rather than the butcher.

      Compared to supermarket prices I thought this sites prices were on par, maybe a few dollars higher but at $80 worth for $49 I still think I'm gunna be in front.

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  grygryjack on 05/08/2011 - 08:49

  No wonder we have high inflation rate!

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  aml276 on 30/08/2011 - 13:23

  UPDATE: I got my first order now and was very happy with it. Spoke to them about some items before I ordered and again once they arrived - Excellant customer service. Wasn't completly happy with the "bugdet" steak I got, especially seeing I cooked it that night, but all the higher quality cuts that have since been frozen and then thawed to cook have been good. The chicken filo's have been the best so far, but maybe that's just cause they where something different that I noramlly wouldn't buy.