Wits Student Posts R1 300 Grocery Haul From Shoprite, Video Gets SA Talking: “Worried About Shoprite Meat”

Wits Student Posts R1 300 Grocery Haul From Shoprite, Video Gets SA Talking: “Worried About Shoprite Meat”

  • A varsity student went shopping for groceries at Shoprite and posted a video of what she bought for R1 300
  • People were amazed by the number of items she got and weighed in with their own suggestions
  • Some were not impressed by the look of the meat and advised her not to buy it from the popular grocery shop

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A varsity student posted a video of her R1 3000 grocery from Shoprite
A university student's grocery haul video went viral. Image: @lilithaslim
Source: TikTok

Surviving through varsity years can be an extreme sport, as most students often try to get by on a limited budget.

One content creator who attends school at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, posted a video of her groceries from Shoprite to help other students.

She said all the items cost her R1 300 and she bought essentials that would get her through the month.

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TikTok users impressed with the varsity student's Shoprite groceries

People said she was a smart shopper because they didn't see any snacks like chocolates and biscuits.

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Netizens said next time, she should include canned foods and packets of noodles to get through rough days.

Others said she was lucky to have R 1 300 for groceries because they survived mainly on pap and maas during their schooling years.

Video of Shoprite groceries haul goes viral

The video posted by @lilithaslim was a hit on TikTok and got over 649 000 views.

Watch the video below:

Mzani suggests items to be added and removed from the grocery list

@elizabethciliandl said:

"I'm worried about Shoprite meat."

@uhulumeli stated:

"I don’t recommend Shoprite meat, iyabola."

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@tebogolegodi5 mentioned:

"Money-saving tip: Buy toilet paper at Clicks, it’s much cheaper."

@intombikamaskandi added:

"I don't remember buying a grocery worth R1300 when I was a student."

@belabelap6 wrote:

"I never had none of that in my days, I had to survive with just R120 from my mother."

@cronic911_gts suggested:

"10kg maize meal and 5L amasi, you'll thank me later."

@skoks_ mentioned:

"You're a smart shopper, I saw no sweets, no chocolate, no Simba chips."

@mhloneeshwa added:

"Another trick, always keep tinned food. Bo fish, bo beef what what. They go a long way in varsity. And noodles, don't forget noodles."

R1 200 Woolies grocery haul has Mzansi amused, lady clowned over shopping choices

Briefly News reported that a content creator on TikTok showed how she spent over R1 000 on groceries for the week at Woolworth's store. The lady's groceries inspired a debate about how much more people could buy at other stores, such as Pick n Pay.

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The video of Woolworth's grocery haul got 23 000 likes and hundreds of comments. With the rising cost of living in South Africa, the prices of different grocery stores are a hot topic, and people were not shy to pick favourites.

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za