Coles shopper shares her 'genius' hack for scoring free Masterchef knives - and EXACTLY how you can do it too
- A 'smart' mum shared her hack for scoring free Masterchef knives from Coles
- The supermarket has been running a popular promotion with chef-quality knives
- Shoppers can get their hands on the knives by buying certain items for credits
- Aubrey bought specific items in separate transactions to boost her knife credits
A smart mum has shared her hack for scoring free Masterchef knives from Coles, and shoppers everywhere are labelling it 'genius'.
The supermarket has been running a popular promotion where customers can earn 'knife credits' and get their hands on free chef-quality knives by shopping at Coles, with the deal set to end on January 26.
The Sydney woman, called Aubrey, posted on Facebook where she revealed how she managed to boost her collection of knives and get a large 'cook's knife' by buying a range of products that offered a 'bonus credit' in separate transactions.
A smart mum has shared her hack for scoring free Masterchef knives from Coles, and shoppers everywhere are labelling it 'genius' (the full collection of knives pictured)
The Sydney woman, called Aubrey, posted on Facebook where she revealed how she managed to boost her collection of knives and get a large 'cook's knife' (left) by buying a range of products that offered a 'bonus credit' in separate transactions (one of her receipts right)
She wrote: 'I was hoping to get my hands on a small knife as I only had 19 points.
'But there were no small ones left, so I had to be smart and was able to get 16 more points by doing three separate transactions to include brands with bonus credits.'
Aubrey added: 'Lucky most of what I bought was on special and something that we need. My receipts are posted if anyone wants ideas on what to get.
'I hope it helps to get you closer to the points needed to get the knife you want as I heard they are quite awesome, but dangerously sharp!'
Customers can score one of six knives for free once they reach 20, 30 or 35 credits.
A small knife costs 20 credits, while a bread knife will set you back 30 credits and a large knife costs 35 credits.
Coles has teamed up with a range of popular brands to offer extra knife credits to shoppers when certain items are purchased; Aubrey purchased some of these items (pictured)
Coles has teamed up with a range of popular brands to offer extra knife credits to shoppers when certain items are purchased.
The bonus credits are limited to one per brand, and shoppers must spend $20 in the one transaction to receive any bonus credits.
The Coles buys that will earn you bonus credits include garlic and herb spices, pasta and cleaning products, and a full list of them can be found here.
Coles are said to be the first supermarket in the world to offer the new MasterChef Knife range in stores, and many have said the knives are the 'sharpest' they have tried (knives pictured)
Hundreds who saw the woman's receipts and shopping were impressed with the trick, saying it is 'such smart shopping'.
'I didn't know there were bonus points, wow,' one woman said.
'I've got 16 points too and want a knife, thank you so much for this,' another said.
A third wrote: 'I got this one and the small one. They are amazingly sharp! Better then my Japanese knife that cost me $80-$90'.
While there are just a few days left to earn credits, shoppers still have until February 9 to redeem them for free knives.
Coles states: 'There is an additional two weeks from 27th January to the 9th February 2021 to redeem your Knife Credits for MasterChef Knives, but only while stocks last; however, you can no longer earn Knife Credits during this period'.
Coles are said to be the first supermarket in the world to offer the new MasterChef Knife range in stores.
For more information about the promotion, please click here.
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