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Great Food Lives Here Great food lives here. $ 99 27 kg Australian Lamb Loin Racks or Rib Cutlets Bulk Serving suggestion $ 15 $ 10 2 ea 1 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 2.15 UP TO 1.10 Uncle Tobys Continental Muesli Bars Pasta & Sauce 185g 85-100g or $1.16 per 100g Rice 115-120g $ 75 $ 05 1 ea 1 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.75 UP TO 1.05 Campbell's Continental Country Ladle Cup a Soup Soup 495-505g 2 Serve $ 5ea SAVE $ UP TO 4.00 Sanitarium Up & Go 6 x 250ml $3.33 per litre FOODLAND P18 2021 P1 On Sale 28th April – 4th May 2021 FRESH $ 99 2 kg PICKED FRESH Adelaide Hills Royal Gala Apples $ 99 $ 95 3 kg 2 ea FARM FRESH TWIN PACK Lemons Cos Lettuce Twin Pack FOODLAND P18 2021 P2 FRESH $ 50 3 ea 2KG BAG Kestrel Potatoes 2kg Bag $1.75 per kg $ 50 $ 95 1 ea 3 ea 1KG BAG MARKET FRESH Brown Onions 1kg Pre-Pack $1.50 per kg Large Australian Pomegranates FOODLAND P18 2021 P3 WHOLE FOODS $ 50 $ 95 2 ea 7 ea GROWN SAVE $ LOCALLY UP TO 5.54 Nature’s Delight Cashews Range 400g Rainbow Fresh Leafy Greens or Mixes 120g $2.08 per 100g $1.99 per 100g $ 20 $ 50 $ 95 4 ea 5 ea 14 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SALAD KIT UP TO 1.10 UP TO 3.38 Nature's Delight Yummy Macadamias Hi Fresh Snack Foods Roasted & Salted, Italian Salad Fruit & Nut Honey or Raw Kit 180g Mix 500g 300g $2.33 per 100g $1.10 per 100g $4.98 per 100g $ 60 $ 20 $ 95 4 ea 3 ea 9 ea SAVE ¢ SAVE $ SALAD KIT UP TO 79 UP TO 4.05 Sunfresh PMFresh Salad Tubs Nature's Delight Crunchy Salad Classic Range South Australian Kit 520g 300g Dried Apricots 375g $0.88 per 100g $1.07 per 100g $2.65 per 100g $ $ 95 $ 95 5ea 14 ea 8 ea SINGLE SAVE $ HEAT SERVE FAMILY SERVE UP TO 2.05 YouFoodz + EAT Deluca's Large Meals Quiche Deluca’s 410-450g Range 200g Pasta Meals (Selected $2.50 per 100g 1.0-1.2kg varieties) FOODLAND P18 2021 P4 BAKERY $ 45 BETTER THAN $ 50 2 ea 2 ea SAVE $ UP TO 2.54 BAKED DAILY Artisan Rustic Olive or White Baguette 300g Simson’s Pantry Wraps 8 Pack 560g $0.44 per 100g $0.83 per 100g $ 80 $ $ 50 3 ea 3ea 5 ea FAMILY SAVE $ SAVE $ TRADITION UP TO 2.00 UP TO 1.50 Golden Bakery Pancakes Helga’s 6 Pack or Gluten Free Pikelets Rolls 4 Pack 8-16 Pack or Gluten Free Vili’s Gourmet Savouries Range 160-200g 140-360g Bread 470-500g $ 20 $ 20 $ 95 3 ea 4 ea 2 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE ¢ UP TO 1.05 UP TO 1.60 UP TO 55 Lawson’s Riviera Bakery Traditional Crusty Cobb Bread Range Sliced 450g 750g $0.71 per 100g $0.56 per 100g Balfours Custard Tart 140g $2.11 per 100g $ 50 MIGHTY 2 ea SAVE ¢ SOFT & UP TO 89 Mighty Soft Bread NEW LARGER Range 700g 700g RANGE, $0.36 per 100g BONUS 50g AT NO DELICIOUS EXTRA COST! FOODLAND P18 2021 P5 MEAT $ 99 $ 99 6 kg 15 kg premium Sizzling Specials Hot value on tasty specials Australian Premium that are perfect for the barbie. Australian Pork Forequarter Roast Bone-In Beef Silverside Gerello Roast $ 50 $ 50 $ 99 12 ea 10 kg 20 kg BUFFALO OR premium SWEET THAI CHILLI Our Kitchen Buffalo or Sweet Thai Chilli Drumsticks or Wing Nibbles 1kg $12.50 per kg Australian Skinless Chicken Thigh Fillets Bulk Australian Premium Beef Rump Steak Bulk $ $ 50 $ 99 6ea 14 kg 18 kg SAVE $ UP TO 1.35 Family Chef Ingham's Chicken Kebabs 450g Rind-On Pork $13.33 per kg Scotch Roast Sovereign Boneless Mini Lamb Legs $ 25 $ 99 $ 95 8 ea 18 kg 29 ea BBQ FAVOURITE Slape & Global Seafoods Sons BBQ Specialty Foods Cooked & Sausages Porterhouse Peeled Tail On 1.5kg Roast or Prawns 1kg $5.50 per kg Slice & Grill $29.95 per kg FOODLAND P18 2021 P6 DELI $ 99 $ 99 22 kg 12 kg Big Savings We’ve got big savings on Don Traditional Triple Smoked Leg Ham KR Castlemaine Short Cut Bacon smallgoods to please! $ 99 $ 99 $ 99 22 kg 14 kg 19 kg CHILLI Primo Chilli Salami Barossa Fine Foods Viennas Bertocchi Hungarian Salami Hot or Mild $ 99 $ 99 $ 95 27 kg 18 kg 2 ea SAVE $ UP TO 1.05 Tassal Marinated Salmon Portions AusFresh Antipasto Range 150g Thai Crusted D'Orsogna Premium Roast Beef or Silverside $19.67 per kg $ 99 Ready to eat $ 95 $ 95 22 kg 4 ea 7 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 3.05 UP TO 1.12 Shale Point Brie, South Cape Camembert Crumbled or Triple Cream Family Chef Pork Belly Roast Fetta 200g Brie 200g (Available in Deli Dept. hot box) $24.75 per kg $39.75 per kg FOODLAND P18 2021 P7 TEA & COFFEE $ $ 3ea 3ea SAVE $ SAVE ¢ UP TO 2.59 UP TO 45 Pomegranate Moccona Nescafé Coffee Sachets Nativ Cascara 330ml 10 Pack $9.09 per litre $ 50 $ 40 $ 11 ea 2 ea 6ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 6.50 UP TO 2.40 UP TO 2.00 Tetley Vittoria Nescafé Tea Cup Bags Espresso Ground Gold Instant 100 Pack Coffee 200g Coffee 180-200g $2.40 per 100 units $3.00 per 100g $ $ $ 22 ea 5ea 4ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 5.00 UP TO 1.47 UP TO 2.00 Dilmah Grinders Decaffinated Moccona Coffee Beans 1kg Tea Bags Coffee Capsules $2.20 per 100g 50 Pack 10 Pack $ $ 30 4ea 1 ea SAVE $ SAVE ¢ UP TO 1.20 UP TO 87 Pauls UHT Full Cream or Smarter White Milk 1 Litre Lipton Chai Black Tea Bags 20 Pack $1.30 per litre FOODLAND P18 2021 P8 DRINKS $ 70 $ 90 1 ea 18 ea SAVE ¢ SAVE $ Pomegranate UP TO 50 UP TO 14.20 Schweppes Mineral Water or Mixers 1.1 Litre $1.55 per litre Coca-Cola or Flavours 24 x 375ml $2.10 per litre $ 35 $ 65 $ 1 ea 1 ea 9ea SAVE ¢ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 75 UP TO 1.24 UP TO 6.00 Kirks Mount Franklin Soft Drinks Sparkling Mineral 1.25 Litre Water 1.25 Litre Frantelle Spring Water 24 x 600ml $1.08 per litre $1.32 per litre $0.62 per litre $ $ $ 50 7ea 2 ea 7 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 4.30 UP TO 1.75 UP TO 5.50 Red Bull Powerade Energy Drink Sports Drink 4 x 250ml Sip Cap 600ml Cottee’s Sparkling Cordial 10 x 375ml $7.00 per litre $3.17 per litre $2.00 per litre $ 50 $ 3 ea 15ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.45 UP TO 2.50 Fever-Tree Peel & Tonic Tonic Water 500ml Citrus Circus 80g $7.00 per litre $18.75 per 100g FOODLAND P18 2021 P9 SNACKS $ $ 75 1ea 7 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.00 UP TO 7.75 Cadbury Medium Bars Cadbury Roses Gift Box 450g 30-60g $1.72 per 100g $ $ 10 $ 12 $ 25 7ea 2 ea 2 ea 2 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 7.00 UP TO 2.10 UP TO 2.13 UP TO 2.25 Cadbury Favourites 373g or Tostitos Green & Black’s Guylian Belgian Toblerone Chips 175g Blocks 90g Chocolates 100g Gift Box 240g $1.20 per 100g $2.36 per 100g $2.25 per 100g $ $ 50 3ea 2 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 2.00 UP TO 1.50 Nestlé Chocolate The Natural Blocks 118-200g Confectionery Co. or Maltesers or Pascall Bags Blocks 146g 160-350g $ 50 $ 50 2 ea 3 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.00 UP TO 1.15 Kettle CC's 175g Chips $1.42 per 100g 150-175g FOODLAND P18 2021 P10 SNACKS $ 50 2 ea SAVE $ UP TO 1.00 Smith’s Crinkle or Thinly Cut Chips 170g or Poppable or Oven Baked 90-170g Purchase any Smith’s Thinly Cut, Smith’s Crinkle Cut, Smith’s Poppables or Smith’s Oven Baked product^ and enter for a chance to win. ^ Excludes Multipacks/Sharepacks *Terms & Conditions apply - Promotional Period: 12am AEDT 01/04/21 - 11.59pm AEST 31/05/21. Entry open to 18+ AU residents. Keep receipt/s. Max 3 entries/person/day. Max 1 entry/eligible chips product purchased. For How to Enter and Terms and Conditions see www.smiths.com.au/90thbirthday. Promoter: The Smith’s Snackfood Company Pty Ltd (ABN 31 057 976 940), 799 Pacific Highway, Chatswood NSW 2067. NSW Authority No. TP/00026, ACT Permit No. TP20/01364, SA Permit No. T20/1233. FOODLAND P18 2021 P11 BISCUITS $ $ 50 3ea 1 ea SAVE $ SAVE ¢ UP TO 1.00 UP TO 50 Arnott's Chocolate Biscuits 160-200g (Excludes Tim Tam Range) Fantastic Delites 100g $1.50 per 100g $ 50 $ 50 $ 3 ea 2 ea 3ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.49 UP TO 1.30 UP TO 2.00 BelVita Red Rock Deli Minis Biscuits Crackers 135g 210g $2.59 per 100g Oreo Cadbury Coated 204g $1.23 per 100g $1.43 per 100g $ 25 $ $ 2 ea 2ea 2ea SAVE $ UP TO 2.25 EVERY DAY! EVERY DAY! BelVita Breakfast Sandwich Biscuit 253g or Soft Bakes 200g Ryvita Crackerbread 125g $1.60 per 100g Sakata Rice Crackers 90-100g Community Co Community Co $ 95 Gluten Free Choc $ 55 Gluten Free Mint 2 ea Chip Cookies 180g 3 ea Cream Biscuits 225g EVERY DAY! $1.64 per 100g EVERY DAY! $1.58 per 100g FOODLAND P18 2021 P12 BREAKFAST $ $ 50 5ea 5 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 1.00 UP TO 1.50 Kellogg’s Coco Pops Sanitarium Weet-Bix Gluten Free Chex or Coconut & Cinnamon Breakfast Cereal 400g Nutri-Grain 500g $1.25 per 100g $1.10 per 100g $ 50 $ 70 $ 50 3 ea 2 ea 4 ea SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 3.50 UP TO 1.09 UP TO 1.50 Golden Circle Uncle Tobys Jordans Fruit Juice Traditional Granola 2 Litre Oats 1kg 500-750g $1.35 per litre $0.45 per 100g $ $ $ 50 4ea 4ea 3 ea SAVE ¢ SAVE $ SAVE $ UP TO 86 UP TO 1.79 UP TO 1.75 Ocean Spray Cottee’s Just Juice 6 x 200ml Drink 1.5 Litre Cordial 1 Litre $3.33 per litre $2.67 per litre $3.50 per litre $ $ 4ea 5ea SAVE ¢ SAVE $ UP TO 64 UP TO 1.50 Manuka Doctor St.
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