Great value! Works out at $7.50 kilo for online orders only.
Coles Jumbo Value Pack Baby Spinach | 400g
$3.00 / Save $3.00
$7.50 per 1kg | Was $6.00
Great value! Works out at $7.50 kilo for online orders only.
Coles Jumbo Value Pack Baby Spinach | 400g
$3.00 / Save $3.00
$7.50 per 1kg | Was $6.00
*$50 min online order
Check BBD - seen some sold on or past BBD @Coles. (Can request refund)
Good for sailor men
if you add some olive oil
What's the benefit to them having an online only special? Wouldn't you want to draw people into the store
more sales, overstock, or black friday deal.
I am lazy, but I always go visit Coles. There are times where I go, eh I will wing it with whatever is in the fridge. I now know that Coles do online only specials, might end up buying things and stocking up.
Not worth buying leaves in a sealed bag, half the time they are soft and soggy because they were still wet when they were packed
Aldi are objectively superior. Dryest leaves around
life hack put a couple of crumpled paper towels in the bag after opening. These act like a dessicant absorbing the moisture and the contents will stay fresh much longer.
BTW Woolies spinach > Coles spinach, younger fresher leaves and it lasts longer
this is one of the best tips ive seen all week
Agreed- WW salad leaves > Coles in my experience also
It works, somebody taught me recently. Been keeping those leaves Superdry.
On the Woolies vs Coles thing, Coles give you way more value in the Jumbo bag. So I'd still take a slight hit in quality for paying half the price.
Ready for my one tablespoon worth after cooking. Cool.
Spinch with a good dose of oxylates. Hard pass.
You may also want to skip avocados as well.
The subject of oxalates is exaggerated - if anything.
Spudsehd has been doing one of these for ages at $2.99. About time Coles catches-up.