In honour of the Keep Shabbat project this week, Super Cofix is offering a challah and a 187 ml bottle of wine for only 5 shekels! To find a store near you, click here.
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In honour of the Keep Shabbat program, get your challah for 1 shekel at Rami Levy today!
MUM is sponsoring a huge Corelle sale- just in time for Pesach. There are a lot of beautiful sets as well as baking dishes with covers. Prices range from 328 shekels for a 3-piece service for 4 to 1009 shekels for a 3-piece service for 6. Go to the MUM web site to purchase. Orders over 1000 shekels will receive free delivery; pickup is available from Ramat Gan or delivery is 39 shekels per set.
Here are some examples:
Frenzy Fun and Toys in Herzliya and MUM have joined to have a crazy costume sale- 49.90 shekels on every costume in the store and 30% off all accessories! For more information use the contact info at the bottom of the ad.
For more information on frugal costume shopping, go to my previous post here. You can get the latest Toys ‘R Us coupon here as well:
A little while ago I posted about a new supermarket chain called COST, which supposedly sells items at cost. Here are the sales for the rest of the month- what do you think? The only items that got my attention were Tivall corn shnitzel for 18.90 shekels and a 1 litre carton of milk for 4.80 shekels. There is no maximum purchase or other conditions which is something to consider as well. If it wasn’t right before Pesach, I would run over and get a large supply of shnitzel.
In Israel it seems to be a constant battle trying to buy a reasonably priced product without it falling apart in three seconds. We used to buy strictly according to price but after being constantly frustrated because we had to buy ANOTHER hairbrush/pencil sharpener/backpack/etc., we decided that for many items, as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. In the kitchen I admit that I have a lot of disposable containers that are re-used often- that is, until my child comes home hysterical because her lunch leaked all over her science project. Storage containers need to be sturdy to survive your child’s backpack and they need to keep their contents in the container. Tupperware is one of those brands that you know will last forever- I think everyone has one item from their parents or grandparents that are still going strong. My favorite Tupperware item is my soup mug with a vent hole on top which NEVER leaks.
If you are looking for a good quality gift for you or your friend, quickly check out the Tupperware sale going on now- 15% off the entire store except pots. You can look through the catalog here. To purchase an item (or more), you can contact Einat, the Jerusalem representative at 050-5741815 (Hebrew/English) or on her Facebook page or place an order on the Tupperware web site using code 1000. The sale ends soon so get your (mishloach manot? Pesach?) order in now!