Coles Launches Sale On Bulk Value Pack Groceries

There is no such thing as too much cake mix! If you love buying mega-sized products, you’re going to love Coles’ bulk value pack groceries. Even better, they’re on special so you can pick up these massive items for less.

Our time in home quarantine made a little bit of a hoarder out of all of us – as we were forced to stockpile toilet paper and live on scraps of flour, yeast and cleaning products. Things are pretty much back to normal now but there will always be a part of me that will be worried I’ll run out of household staples.

Coles is offering a range of popular bulk products at special prices so now is a great time to stock up. The sale is on only until stocks last so get their quick with an empty trolley.

Buy In Bulk Value

The supermarket is offering over 30 bulk value products with savings of up to 38 per cent.

One of the most popular bulk value items is a 2.3kg bucket of Green’s Chocolate cake mix for just $12. The mega bucket holds enough for 7 cakes – so that’s only $1.70 per cake.

The Coles ‘Big Pack Value’ sale also includes 3kg of Barilla Penne pasta for $9. This is great value given that 500g is usually sold for around $2.40.

For BIG breakfasts, grab a 950g carton of Caticorn Froot Loops for $8.25 or a 1.2kg of Nutrigrain Gold for $11.

For lots of easy lazy dinners, pick up 4.2kg of Rodolfi tomato pasta for only 8 bucks and add a bit of fire with one kilo of Sun Harvest jalapenos for $5.

If you’re planning on a post-COVID celebration, you’re going to want these 600 Dollar Sweets cupcake holders for $12, as well as one kilo bags of The Natural Confectionery Co. lollies for $8.50.

For tea and coffee drinkers, there is a pack of 40 L’OR Espresso Capsules Ristretto coffee pods for $18 and 300 Dilmah Premium Tea Bags for $10.

coles bulk value packs

Other bulk bargains include:

2.5kg bag of Market Lane red lentils or pearl barley for $8
6 pack of Ottogi Jin Ramen Mild cup noodles for $6
1kg pouch of Hart & Soul Chicken & Corn Pouch Soup for $7

“We recognise that the COVID-19 situation means value is top of mind for many of our customers. Offering pantry staples, condiments and sweet treats in bulk is one way that we can help customers save on their weekly shop,” Coles Group CEO Steven Cain said.

Do you like buying bulk value products? Tell us in the comments below.

38 Comments

- - ChiWren said
  - 27 Sep 2024
    7:54 pm
Coles still do this, but the items are so random. Lat month it was the biggest Japanese mayo I’ve ever seen. Or a wholesale box of Wonka raspberry rope.

- - meedee said
  - 22 Sep 2023
    8:22 am
I love the bulk packs of tinfoil and clingwrap

- - BellaB said
  - 30 Jun 2020
    11:39 pm
I still haven’t seen any of these in store.

- - April said
  - 23 Jun 2020
    11:25 pm
Only if it is something we use frequently and it’s not something that we risk over indulging in.

- - hexrex said
  - 09 Jun 2020
    6:19 pm
If it was something I use a lot I would buy it

- - Jujubear79 said
  - 01 Jun 2020
    11:14 am
Saw this at My coles

- - DaffyD said
  - 30 May 2020
    12:34 pm
If it’s an item I use frequently then I would but giant boxes of sugar cereal no thanks

- - tessie said
  - 25 May 2020
    11:06 am
There is only my son and I now so these aren’t really ideal for us. Definitely a way to go though.

- - 222jodes said
  - 25 May 2020
    10:58 am
Fantastic option for those with large families … my family not so large these days but I did buy a huge box of pasta and the greens bucket of cake mix … I mean when iso is over the family will still be over and really … is there such a thing as too much cake ????

- - rovermum said
  - 25 May 2020
    9:48 am
I did notice this in my local Coles last week. There’s only 3 of us, so I really don’t need these items in bulk.

- - shanika said
  - 25 May 2020
    9:14 am
Great everyday item to buy convenient price.

- - sars_angelchik said
  - 25 May 2020
    8:47 am
Some of these look great especially cake mix

- - mom207052 said
  - 24 May 2020
    9:58 pm
Great find MoM!!

- - mom414719 said
  - 24 May 2020
    9:53 am
I don’t have a Coles nearby but some of these items would be handy. I love the idea of bulk buys if they are needed and not wasted.

- - Ellen said
  - 24 May 2020
    5:08 am
I don’t like any of these bulk items. 2,3kg of chocolate cake mix ? I never buy cake mix in the first place, I never would even when it costs 50 cents, lol ! Some of these things aren’t even practical. How to store 4.2kg tomasto paste once open; is your fridge large enough (mine isn’t). 3kg of penne pasta ? I never buy penne pasta. I buy buckwheat pasta or chickpea or lentil pasta as 2 of mine are on glutenfree one on diary free. 950g Frootloops ? First of all by the time you’re at the bottom of the box it isn’t fresh anymore, but mostly this is not a breakfast I would feed my children and besides that 2 of mine are glutenfree so I prefer to buy or make glutenfree.
Soup out of a pouch ? make your own soup, it’s far nicer.

- - BellaB said
  - 23 May 2020
    7:11 pm
I couldn’t find any of these online today.

- - snazzy007 said
  - 23 May 2020
    10:35 am
This is such a good idea for larger families

- - mom93821 said
  - 23 May 2020
    6:57 am
No one was forced to panic buy toilet paper and other products; it was a terribly disappointing time. If commonsense had prevailed there would have been enough products for everyone. According to reports there is now a downturn in sales as there is no more panic buying as people use their hoard of supplies. We have always bought particular items in bulk for being budget conscious and planning menus and household supplies. We are selective about what we buy and we only buy what we need and only restock when needed.

- - mom321515 said
  - 22 May 2020
    10:42 pm
I don’t like bulk as I feel like we would waste it.

- - mom462794 said
  - 22 May 2020
    10:14 pm
I love bulk buys