TikTok Video of Checkers Groceries Worth Over R2k Leave Mzansi Asking Where the Rest Is: “That’s It?”

TikTok Video of Checkers Groceries Worth Over R2k Leave Mzansi Asking Where the Rest Is: “That’s It?”

  • A woman went to Checkers and bought some groceries for her household, which cost her a few thousands
  • Many were interested as they wanted to see how much the creator, Nasreen, was able to get for her generous budget
  • People were surprised to see the grocery reveal did not have any meat, and Nasreen spoke to Briefly News about her shopping habit

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A woman went TikTok viral after showing people her latest purchases at Checkers. The lady spent a fair amount, and people were curious to see how many items she was able to get.

TikTok video shows a Checkers grocery haul worth R2k
A TikTok video shows a woman's R2k Checkers grocery purchases for her household. Image
Source: TikTok

The video of the woman's groceries received over 2,000 likes. People commented to discuss her shopping list.

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@ugcwithnaz_za showed people that she went to Checkers and spent R2 212. In the video, she bought items such as toilet paper and cooking oil, milk, canned goods, spices and more. Speaking to Briefly News, Nasreen says she shops monthly, and Checkers is her go-to store. Watch her haul below:

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TikTok viewers evaluate woman's purchases

Many people thought that her grocery haul was not that bad, looking at how much she spent. Read what netizens had to say below:

Charnelle Solomons wrote:

"That's enough for one person only."

Romano added:

"Guys we must really utilise our empty backyards to plant our own veggies just to start saving somewhere."

Cay_1711 said:

"Aii no meat even and it's over R2k.."

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Zaaii commented:

"Nah the cost of living is a scam."

Babies asked:

"That's it?"

Steph Melua remarked:

"It's so sad to think that they amount your three bags cost, is actually some people's monthly salary."

Mike Tyson noticed:

"Life is expensive. Not even meat on this list."

Online users love to see other people's grocery hauls

Netizens are fascinated by how others live, especially with rising prices. One woman went TikTok viral after showing people the Woolies groceries she bought.

“Everything is expensive”: SA laments high food prices, Makro listed as cheapest

Briefly News previously reported that with food prices increasing almost every month, South Africans are looking for a way to make their money stretch to continue buying the basics.

The Outlier has done South Africans a service by comparing monthly grocery baskets at various grocery retailers to see which is cheaper and more expensive.

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According to BusinessTech, The Outlier typically reviews prices from Woolworths, Spar, Pick n Pay, Food Lovers and Shoprite, but this year, Boxer and Makro have been added to the list.

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Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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