Category Archives: Shopping
Highlighting organic on your sign? Maybe use green text? (photo)
Noticed this supermarket in Glebe highlighting the fact it sells organic products by putting the word organic in a different colour. But, if you are going to go to that much trouble, is black really the correct colour for the … Continue reading
Would you give this werewolf to your 3 year old?
Found this werewolf in a toy store. The packaging says for ages 3-8 years, but really, do you think this is the sort of thing you would give to a 3 year old? Yes, the 3-8 years labelling is probably … Continue reading
Where do they get the extra cheese from? (photo)
Packets of Bega cheese display an extra 25% offer at the moment. I suppose the extra 25% must come from somewhere. And some packs seem to be be shorted as a result.
Remember not to use the display toilets in IKEA! (photo)
It is funny to find signs telling you not to use the display toilets in IKEA. I wonder how many people would use the toilets in a public place if not signposted?
Trolley Bay, your new playground @Bunnings (photo)
Sign I spotted outside the Bunnings at Mascot. So, is the trolley bay your new playground?
How’s your Spanish sausage? (photo)
Shopping for chorizo in David Jones, and I noticed a typo in their sign. Well, a missing first letter. ‘ade in Australia’ Perhaps the sign producer needed some aid, and, unfortunately, I do too, because I seem to have taken … Continue reading
Moove has changed their branding (yet again)
Moove flavored milk has changed it’s branding again. But I don’t think it will help much. The problem with Moove is the Flavour, not the packaging.
Choose cheese with care, you may not have been dealt a full pack
Notice the 3 pack with only 2 packs in it? Someone much have got the munchies for cheese while going round Coles. Or it just packed up and left itself.
The key(ring) to Tintin (photo)
A large selection of Tintin key-rings spotted in Modern Tines in Newtown. Should satisfy most Tintin obsessed, or cause turmoil trying to decide which to get.
Even special deals can’t sell new bread
Coles has a special deal on Abbott’s Village bread. Buy 2 loves for only $6. But it doesn’t appear to have worked for the their newest variety. As you can see from the photo, the shelves are completely empty of … Continue reading
