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Old Aug 18th 2004 | 2:17 pm
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Don't know about up north but here in Sydney they have Weetabix - called "Weetbix" in a cunning trademark cover up.. - and they are sold pretty much everywhere. Tastes a tiny, tiny bit different but nothing your 1 year would notice!
George Gregan claims to eat 9 - greedy bugger!
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 2:18 pm
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George Gregan claims to eat 9 - greedy bugger!
Yeah, that did strike me as a bit lardy.
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 2:21 pm
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Yeah, that did strike me as a bit lardy.
It's hard to believe cos he's only a little fella.
 
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Originally Posted by Gryff
Thank u everyone...i'm off out shopping shortly so will let u know how i get on.....think ive seen a bilo in capalaba.

oh and the cheese bit reminded me.....have u seen how much cheshire cheese is???...ive been buying it but not looking at the price until this week....$25 for a small block.....arghhhhh...its for treats only now!!!
Gryff, read the small print again - its probably $25/kg .
 
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Originally Posted by womblefox
Don't know about up north but here in Sydney they have Weetabix - called "Weetbix" in a cunning trademark cover up.. - and they are sold pretty much everywhere. Tastes a tiny, tiny bit different but nothing your 1 year would notice!
weetbix in the cereal aisles of all supermarkes here ( coles woolworths, Bilo) is Australian. Weetabix in the curry aisle - international food aisle if that's what you want to call it ( in Bilo) is shipped in from the UK... it's imported and made in England, along with the Alpen and Jaffa cakes . I think many people are confusing the two.

Mcvities biscuits- from the UK ( the choc digestive) are just in the normal biscuit aisle.. they are in most stores.

( typing too fast.. I'm mainly just editing some of my spelling)

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Old Aug 18th 2004 | 5:20 pm
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Originally Posted by MrsDagboy
Gryff, read the small print again - its probably $25/kg .
Whoops silly me.....hope ur right i love a bit of white cheshire...lol
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 5:23 pm
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Originally Posted by Pollyana
BiLo, Toombul Centro Shopping Centre (up near the airport in Brissie). Same box as PP describes it! You'll find them in the international food section, with curry powder and stuff - along with Jaffa Cakes and PG Tips, NOT with the breakfast cereal !!! I expect other BiLos sell them as well..... good luck!
Now this will teach me to pay more attention...went into BiLo's and scanned the ceral section...forgot u told me to look on the international...doh.....back to Capalaba tomorrow then!!!
 
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Originally Posted by womblefox
Don't know about up north but here in Sydney they have Weetabix - called "Weetbix" in a cunning trademark cover up.. - and they are sold pretty much everywhere. Tastes a tiny, tiny bit different but nothing your 1 year would notice!
Afraid my 7 yr old notices big style...he hates Aussie weet-bix.
 
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Don't know about up north but here in Sydney they have Weetabix - called "Weetbix" in a cunning trademark cover up.. - and they are sold pretty much everywhere. Tastes a tiny, tiny bit different but nothing your 1 year would notice!
Personally I think the Weetbix they have here taste like floor sweepings! I'll be in BiLo later to get some of the real thing - glad I read the rest of the thread otherwise I would have been cursing in the cereal section, too!
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 8:03 pm
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Originally Posted by Ceri
weetbix in the cereal aisles of all supermarkes here ( coles woolworths, Bilo) is Australian. Weetabix in the curry aisle - international food aisle if that's what you want to call it ( in Bilo) is shipped in from the UK... it's imported and made in England, along with the Alpen and Jaffa cakes . I think many people are confusing the two.

Mcvities biscuits- from the UK ( the choc digestive) are just in the normal biscuit aisle.. they are in most stores.

( typing too fast.. I'm mainly just editing some of my spelling)

Hi Ceri,

Thanks, you've just made my day!! I absolutely love my breakfast and it's my favourite meal of the day. I mix Grape Nuts, Alpen museli and Special K. I know, mad, but hey, I like it like that. When we went to Perth in May I tried some of the Aussie museli, (even various different brands), and I have to say they were awful so I had to just have Special K all on it's own - like most people eat it I guess, but it just wasn't the breakfast meal that I love.
But if I can get Alpen I'll be a seriously happy bunny and just have to get used to not having Grape Nuts anymore

We're off in 12 days time and when we go grocery shopping I'll definitely go and check out the International Food aisle. Hubby also loves weetabix so he's well chuffed that he's still gonna have what he likes.
Now I just need to find Grape Nuts.... suggestions anyone?
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 8:31 pm
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Going on about breakfast food has just reminded me of one that i tried last time I was over; Chocolate with nuts I think it was, but can't remember the name now. Tempting to ask someone to send me over a case
 
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Personally I think the Weetbix they have here taste like floor sweepings! I'll be in BiLo later to get some of the real thing - glad I read the rest of the thread otherwise I would have been cursing in the cereal section, too!
Floor sweepings - excellent description! Very accurate!
Think the manager of our local BiLo must read this forum as there is a very large amount of Weetabix stacked on the shelves at present - he is obviously expecting a rush!


Gryff - next time, read the whole post or your 7 year old will never forgive you!
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 10:03 pm
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Floor sweepings - excellent description! Very accurate!
Think the manager of our local BiLo must read this forum as there is a very large amount of Weetabix stacked on the shelves at present - he is obviously expecting a rush!


Gryff - next time, read the whole post or your 7 year old will never forgive you!
i know i know...just had BiLo stuck in my head....lol. was so looking forward to surprising him with 3 weetabix in a dish for brekkie tom too....oh well it can be a weekend treat...if i ever find it of course...lol!!!....is ur local one the one near the airport u mentioned??? If i dont get any in capalaba might call in tom...got to pick the hubby up from the airport...the lucky devil has gone to cairns!
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 10:23 pm
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i know i know...just had BiLo stuck in my head....lol. was so looking forward to surprising him with 3 weetabix in a dish for brekkie tom too....oh well it can be a weekend treat...if i ever find it of course...lol!!!....is ur local one the one near the airport u mentioned??? If i dont get any in capalaba might call in tom...got to pick the hubby up from the airport...the lucky devil has gone to cairns!
I'll have to check my Local Bilo (Victoria Point) in the morning, but my daughter is so used to Weet-bix, she probably wouldn't want to try them anyway. I used to eat them spread with butter as a biscuit when I was young.
 
Old Aug 18th 2004 | 10:26 pm
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Originally Posted by Gryff
i know i know...just had BiLo stuck in my head....lol. was so looking forward to surprising him with 3 weetabix in a dish for brekkie tom too....oh well it can be a weekend treat...if i ever find it of course...lol!!!....is ur local one the one near the airport u mentioned??? If i dont get any in capalaba might call in tom...got to pick the hubby up from the airport...the lucky devil has gone to cairns!
Yeah, its Toombul, on the East-West Arterial road near the airport! Good luck!!
 


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