1543 days ago

OUR AMAZING SPECIALS ARE BACK!!!!!!

Debbie from Wholesale Meats Direct - Onehunga

WE'RE SO EXCITED TO BE AT LEVEL 3 AND WANT TO CELEBRATE WITH THESE AWESOME SPECIALS!!!

(See attached Specials)
Please Note: Specials are valid from today until Thursday 7 October.
Crumbed Beef Schnitzel, Chicken Thighs & Sirloin Steak are ONLY available IN-STORE.

Please be assured we are operating to keep all staff and customers safe.

Please ensure you wear your mask, scan in and keep 2 metres apart. No cash transactions ONLY eftpos, credit card & WINZ payment cards.

Still wanting to order on line click here for contactless deliveries.
www.wholesalemeatsdirect.co.nz... (copy and paste link)


Recipe & Tip of the Week!! Cooking the best Sirloin Steak and serving with Chimichurri (copy and paste link)
www.slenderkitchen.com...

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Will harvest when you’re here!

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