R200 Pick ’n Pay Snack Haul in TikTok Video by Student Leaves SA Viewers Bowled Over by Food Deals

• A young woman in university showed people on TikTok the food she gets to have between meals while on a strict budget
• The lady went to Pick 'n Pay and spent very little but walked away with a sizeable amount of food for one person
• Online users were amazed by the bargains that they managed to get after shopping at Pick 'n Pay

One lady created a video unpacking her impressive groceries. This woman demonstrated her ability to manage her budget effectively while still getting the best value.

TikTok users were astonished by what the lady must have saved with her groceries. Many peeps flooded the comments, eager to know her shopping secrets.

Pick n Pay haul by student

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@nyev.anesu shared a video revealing her recent purchases from Pick 'n Pay. The video displayed what she had stocked in her pantry, including energy drinks and snacks.

Watch the clip:

SA amazed by the student's haul

Online users commented on the simplicity of the grocery haul, especially for a university student's need. Many remarked on the great deals, especially regarding the Indomie noodles.

adequate66 wrote:

"People are sleeping on this."

Takalani Nemutadani wondered:

"How?"

Njabulo replied:

"They're having deals on their PnP app."

User1127800 joked:

"Tell me you're a student without telling me."

Steph Mazvita said:

"Taking notes because that's all I have left✏️."

Kgali.M commented:

"The only noodles that matter in this world."

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Many people are delighted when they come across cost-effective deals. One woman shared how she can purchase Woolworths snack products at a more affordable price.

SA student shows off grocery haul of less than R300 in video

Briefly News previously reported that a young woman left many South African netizens impressed after taking to social media to show off she managed to buy a whole bunch of groceries for just R300.

A video posted on TikTok by University of Johannesburg student Chantel Maluleka (@king.chantee) shows the student unpacking her goods. The grocery haul included an assortment of vegetables, hake fillets, mince, beef short ribs, beef chuck, and chicken breasts for just R275.

Chantel told Briefly News that she bought groceries at a butchery in Johannesburg called MTN SIESTA Butchery.

Source: Briefly News