Tegel Takeouts Burgers, Tenders, Nibbles, Poppers (500g-750g) $8.24; Tegel Nuggets 900g $8 + More @ Woolworths

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bigcheese on 27/09/2026 - 22:55 woolworths.co.nz (590 clicks)
Last edited 28/09/2026 - 08:44 by 1 other user

Half Price Tegel this week

Catalogue starts from Mon 28th September - Sun 4th October

1. Tegel Takeouts Burgers 600g, Tenders 500g, Nibbles 750g or Poppers 650g $8.24 (Usually $16.49)

Range

• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Burger Patties Free Range Louisiana Style 600g.
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Burger Patties Free Range Nashville Style 600g.
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Tenders Free Range Louisiana Style 500g.
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Tenders Free Range Nashville Style 500g.
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Nibbles Free Range Louisiana Style 750g.
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Nibbles Free Range Nashville Style 750g
• Tegel Take Outs Chicken Poppers Free Range Nashville Style 650g.

2. Tegel Burgers, Tenders , Steaks or Bites 650g-750g $8.00 (Usually $16.00)

3. Tegel Nuggets 900g $8.00 (Usually $16.00 North Island / $16.55 South Island)

4. Tegel Take Outs Portions, Strips, Nuggets, Sliders 500g-1Kg $8.24 (North Island), $8.07 (South Island)

5. Tegel Gluten Free Nuggets or Schnitzel 400g $5.24 (North Island) $5.42 (South Island)

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  Dunno on 28/09/2026 - 00:39

  Good deal, especially for the 900g nuggets.

  Should also stack with the free express pickup on $50+ spend online on dinner items(from page linked below) with code DINNER
  https://www.woolworths.co.nz/shop/browse/dinner

  I also have a new everydayrewards offer for 1000pts on $50 online spent too worth $7.50 so potentially free express pickup and 1000pts if you have $50 of dinner items to buy.

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    Wakrak on 28/09/2026 - 08:43

    Same here (1000 points) + 400 points $20 vege/fruit + 500 points $30 fresh meat

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      Dunno on 28/09/2026 - 14:44

      yeah only 1/3 cards had it for us, the least used one

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  cheekiecheapo on 04/10/2026 - 15:34

  Thanks. I have a chest freezer and have stocked up about with 360$ worth at virtually half price. This should last many months.

  Honestly one of the best investments ever. I buy meat and stuff on special is bulk and then either eat slowly, or make up heaps of portioned meals and put them in cheap takeout containers from gilmours, and freeze them. Also I've bought large joints from costco and cut up to freeze. Best money saving tip was spending $400 on a delivered chest freezer - thanks to advice on here.

  So far its working out as i dont have to shop often.

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    Alan6984 on 05/10/2026 - 13:10

    We bought a chest freezer about twenty years ago - at the time it was, I think, $300 (not relevant in todays dollars of course).

    My reckoning back then was that it paid back within about six months ;-)

    We replaced it with an upright freezer a couple of years ago - massive mistake. It takes ages to find anything (I could completely empty the chest freezer from full in about three minutes if I wanted), plus you are restricted by the relatively small spaces as to what fits where.

    I won't throw it out, but I will replace it with another chest freezer as soon as I can.

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