Coles Unleashes Massive Half-Price Sale: Shoppers Rush for Bargains on Everyday Essentials

SYDNEY, Australia – Shoppers across Australia are flocking to Coles supermarkets this week to take advantage of a massive half-price sale, with a popular online creator, tennilles_deals, providing a comprehensive guide to the best bargains. The sale, which concludes on August 12, 2025, features significant discounts across a wide range of products, from pantry staples to household goods. The video, widely shared on social media, showcases an extensive list of discounted items. Among the highlighted food products are Tip Top English muffins for $3.10, Mighty Soft raisin toast for $3.70, Gippsland Dairy yogurts for $1.50, and Cocobella coconut yogurts for $1.00. Essential cooking ingredients like La Española olive oil are available for $8.00, and various Maharaja's Choice rice and pappadams are also half price. Sweet treats and snacks are also heavily discounted, with Arnott's biscuits (including Mint Slice and Royals) priced at $2.75, M&M's and Maltesers at $3.50, and Kit Kat chocolate blocks for $3.50. Beverage deals include 10-packs of Solo and Pepsi soft drinks for $9.50 and V8 juice 3-packs for $2.25. Household essentials are not left out, with Cuddly in-wash scent boosters at $15.00, Viva paper towels for $2.25, and large containers of Vanish Oxi Action for $18.00. Even baby wipes, specifically Waterwipes 9-packs, are reduced to $28.00, and Libra sanitary products are half price, prompting the creator to note it's a 'great time to support Share the Dignity.' Experts suggest that such widespread sales are crucial for consumers grappling with rising living costs. 'These half-price events offer a tangible way for families to stretch their budgets further,' commented Dr. Emily Rourke, a consumer economics researcher. 'It's not just about saving money, but also about the psychological relief it provides during financially challenging times.' Coles has yet to release an official statement regarding the popularity of this particular sale, but social media engagement indicates a strong consumer response, with many expressing gratitude for the detailed video guide.

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