Woman Shares Woolworths Treats Plug In TikTok Video, Viewers Grateful: “OMG, Thank You, Girl”

• A woman found some tasty treats at Woolworths and she made a TikTok video to make sure others knew about it
• The lady made a TikTok clip showing people that they can get some treats in moderation at a good price at Woolworths
• The video looked like it was worth a Woolworths visit and people were raving about the deal she found

A woman showed people how they could buy Woolworths products for cheaper. In a video, the lady went to Woolworths and recorded how she got delicious treats.

The clip by the woman received over 1,000 likes. Netizens commented on the video, thanking the woman for her shopping idea.

Woman finds affordable Woolworths treats

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In a TikTok video, a woman said that some Woolworths bakery sections will mark down assortments of sweet treats after 3pm. In the video, she found a box with treats for R37. Watch the clip below:

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Many people commented that the shopping tip was amazing. Some argued that the assorted pastries were always R37, and the creator pointed out that the individual pastries cost more when priced individually.

Ruu2.0 said:

"My diet would never allow me to."

elialex35 was pleased:

"Omg, thank you, girl."

Arlene G wrote:

"The area that I live, the Woolies staff take it before the customers."

leonie added:

"Don't tell everyone, they gonna close down, please stop."

Student's Woolworths grocery haul sparks debate

Briefly News previously reported that a university student took to social media to showcase her grocery haul, which got her roasted online.

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A clip shared by @aisha.oreo on the video platform shows the young lady unveiling the groceries she bought from Woolworths. The young lady stated that it was her "broke uni student grocery haul," which did not sit well with many online users who watched the video.

The student showcased all the items she bought, such as grapes, orange juice, strawberries, yoghurt, bread, lettuce, large potatoes, mushrooms and more. Many people flooded the student's comments sections as they disagreed with her statement in the TikTok video.

Source: Briefly News