16/07/2026
What’s new?
We’ll drop the winter hours to 3-6:30 (no longer 7) from Monday 20 July and extend when it’s a bit warmer and people are out a bit later.
We’ve been testing different suppliers each week. We don’t want to contribute to the cost of living crisis so we are looking for the suppliers with the best prices that we can pass on.
From next week our veg supplies will include practical shopping solutions like 1kg bags of onions or carrots and 5kg bags of potatoes.
I’ve discounted our veg range to make space - prices below.
We’ll also be selling meat products that will be vacuumed sealed on trays - it makes it last a lot longer in your fridge / freezer. Chicken, mince, sausages, bacon, steaks, chorizo, kranskys etc.
I’m focused on building our gluten free, pet and personal care range of products over the next few weeks.
By the kilo range
We buy a range of products in bulk and then use second hand jars or Kraft bags to sell them - or we can create the size you or fill your jars. Tea, spices, herbs, gravy (Maggi!!!), sugar, oats, flour, epsom salts, medicinal herbs etc.
Apple - Granny Smith $5 kg
Apple - Pink lady - $5 kg
Banana - $4.50 kg
Honeydew Melon - $2 half
Pears - $3 kg
Pineapple - $2 half
Watermelon - $2 kg
Bok choy - $2 bunch
Broccoli - $4 kg
Broccolini - $2 bunch
Cabbage (red) - $2 half
Capsicum (red) - $4 kg
Capsicum (yellow) - $5 kg
Carrots (medium) - $1.50 kg
Carrots baby mixed - $3 pack
Cos lettuce -$2 ea
Cucumber (Lebanese) - $5 kg
Eggplant - $5kg
Kale - $2 bunch
Lemons - $4kg
Mushrooms button - $12.50 kg
Onions brown - $2.50 kg
Onion Spanish - $3.50 kg
Oranges - $2kg
Parsnips - $5 kg
Potatoes (chats) - $4.00kg
Potatoes (large) - $4 kg
Potatoes (sweet) $3.90 kg
Pumpkin (j*p) - $3.00 kg
Pumpkin (butternut) - $3.50 kg
Shallots - $3.50 bunch
English spinach bunch - $2.50 bunch
Squash - $6 kg
Tomatoes medium - $4 kg
Zucchini- $4 kg