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½ Price 1L Connoisseur Ice Cream Tubs $5.50 @ Woolworths (Online Only, C&C with $30 Spend)
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Come on… why make extra work for TA? You knew what he meant.
Attention. Gets none at home.
What s the most delicious flavor?
The one linked
Yes the most delicious
creamed cookes
Gran coffee its my fave!
There is another brand made from Norco in a blue night tub and the coffee flavour it’s very similar and it’s only at Wooliies
@Oxygenzero: Hinterland. Yes their vanilla ice cream is pretty good and 1/2 price this week at Woolies.
@Oxygenzero: Cafe Grande has choc coated almonds in the coffee ice cream which I love, with a nice syrup through it.
matcha but is sold in coles only
Matcha ftw
is it summer?i can't tell
Love the matcha but it's usually sold out at my Coles when there's a ½ price special on.
get a raincheck mate - then you can go in anytime they have in stock and get it at half price
This is the main reason why I prefer to shop coles > woolies!
@INFIDEL: Coles def do rainchecks - got ones recently from various Coles
They did stop it during Covid (same with woolies) but Coles have brought it back now but Woolies havent yet for almost a year now
Caramel Honey Macadamia. imo, the only reason you wouldn't like it because you dont like one of those three words.
sounds very sweet …
They're all really good. It's actually crazy how I like every flavour I've tried.
It sounds boring but the vanilla is absolutely brilliant. No other brands vanilla even comes close
For what it’s worth, Choice did a test of vanilla ice creams and Connoisseur came out on top, but Aldi, Woolies and Coles ones were pretty close.
cheersmate
Strawberry omg. It’s like a strawberry big M
They're all crap imo
Raspberry and white chocolate
the belgian chocolate has the highest cocoa content i have seen on mainstream supermarket ice creams.
- Cookies and Cream
- Vanilla
- Belgian Chocolate
- Caramel Honey Macadamia
^ These are all top notch, and in that order.
Tried the Vanilla Choc Brownie a few weeks ago, and it was ok. Not good, not bad.
Agree - C&C is the best, not as super sweet as the others.
My pick is murray river salted caramel with hazelnuts. Hazelnut flavoured icecream with salted caramel swirled through and choc-coated hazelnut bits. Balanced flavours and not overly sweet.
Found the caramel honey macadamia too sweet and didn't like softened texture of the macadamia pieces in the icecream.
currently this price at my local IGA too
Not at my local IGA - Sara Lee $5.
But can't buy with Rewards points credit, accumulate Rewards points, or use discount eGift card (have 5% discount).
Current targeted offer received: 1000 bonus points ($5 credit) for $30 spend.if you have access to pension concession card get 5% off at some IGA's on Wednesdays iirc
I bought the mint cookies one recently and it tasted like toothpaste. Also, half of the tub was just plain mint ice-cream, is this normal?
I normally like mint flavoured things but that one is too toothpastey i agree. The Harrys one is much better.
Also wish they were with choc chips and not cookie bits.it's funny how our brain has been wired to the taste of toothpaste
They also make/ used to make the coconut flavour, which is fantastic.
You know, I wrote in requesting coconut…. but when it was finally released I have to say I wasn’t too impressed. :(
Im about to explode from all of the Ben & Jerrys Aus open codes.
linky
Reading through all the flavours discussed here, I think it's fair to say that there is no "best flavour"… They all sound, and seem amazing :)
^^ From a fairly picky human-being
except mint
Yea tru lol. That one still sounds yummy tho, but after reading what others say here about it, I guess not :(
Anyone here old enough to remember the peanut butter pretzel?! Holy (profanity) that shit was amazing.
Didn’t they have it just 5 min ago
From my calculation they were 4 years and 5 minutes ago.
So anyone here that's older than 4 years old lol
This stuff is so good but I don't think I can bother dealing with Woolworths click and collect probably be melted by the time I pick it up
It's stored in the freezer - frozen when I've picked up.
Every click and collect order that I've made that had ice cream or things that needed to be kept cold get picked and just placed somewhere. Let's say I set the pick up time between 11 and 12 and I go down there ready to collect at 11 my order will be filled like an hour earlier.
Not storing food at the correct temperature is a major health risk!
Should never happen!That's a serious issue with that store.
Stores I use have dedicated freezers for pick up orders. My ice cream is so cold at pick up it's too hard to eat.Lodge a complain & get refund.
Am stunned you have repeatedly ordered from there with such a health & spoilage risk!
@INFIDEL: I only ordered from there twice.
The first time my order included ice cream and pizza slices and the cardboard rectangle box for the pizza slices was so wet from contents defrosting it was basically falling apart. And if I remember correctly I could basically flex the pizza slices because they were defrosting. The ice cream containers felt quite soft and my pick up order that was I'm pretty sure all frozen food was just sitting in a trolley at the service desk. That was probably two years ago. It's my own fault I should have complained then and there. the second time was recent and I had only made the online order because I wanted red Rock deli chips for a party and they were an online only special so I bought a few other things to reach the minimum click and collect I ended up complaining afterwards but again my own fault I didn't complain about the food temperature I complained that they had obviously dropped the heavy packet of kebabs on one of the bags of chips and popped it. but I do remember visibly noticing the honey soy kebabs had pretty much all the source in the bottom of the packaging because as they get warmer the source just obviously got thinner. Again I can tell from the temperature of the food it was not kept cold it was just put in the trolley and pushed to like the back door where they do car park click and collect. Both times same store and probably 2 1/2 years apart. But yes you're correct and I should have done more
@Sammy Boi: Don't criticise yourself. It was the store's fault
Criticise the store & it's faulty systems - someone could get sick. Ultimately it's the manager who was responsible.
Bit late now.@INFIDEL: In the future if I decide to try click and collect from this store again as it's the only one close to me I will call them and find out exactly what they do after they pick refrigerated or frozen food for a click and collect order.
Do you think it would be a Woolworths policy that they have fridges and freezers out the back?
or do you think those are questions I should be asking?@Sammy Boi: Woolworths would have a policy & staff training about correct food handling & storage at all stores. That will outline the correct procedures for c&c.
Just tell them you are hesitant about ordering c&c for refrigerated & frozen items. Briefly tell them of your past experience at that store. Ask them to assure you that will not be a problem.
Complaining can help the store. They need feedback from customers to improve. It is potentially worth money to the store.
After shopping at Woolies, I am often asked for feedback via email.
I received $1500 last week from my complaint about a bank's terrible customer service.
I was only asking for $1200, but the branch didn't even bother reading my complaint. So a staff member from the complaints section of the bank apologised & asked if $300 extra was ok!
They recognised my complaint dealt with a problem they need to fix. So it was worth money to the bank.
Collected 2 today - were so cold. Stored in freezer.
overfreeze is also a problem, not as common, but happens
I'm starting to think that $5.50 is just the normal price these days.
When Browns owned this, it was really good. It was all natural and tasted better. Since being taking over, it's never been as good
who took it
Peters bought them out, then changed the recipe
Couldn't find the coconut flavour…is it still around?
I really should neg this !
I'm trying hard to lose weight and eat healthily, and I'm not good with temptations, and I'm a sucker for 50% off.
I actually ordered a tub of salted caramel on my Thursday order. Picked up on Friday and hid it at the back of the freezer. We'll see how long it lasts.
*sigh* life is so hard. Why are so many things that are bad for you so nice?
Have a upvote anyway. If I die from overeating, at least I'll die happy 😊
Edit - that was fun - just had to learn how to escape markdown to get the *
not good
unrelated, but did anyone find an alternative to Coles' ex peanut butter choc ice cream? It was sooo good that literally only BR's PB choc could match it…
hey tell me too
How ???