Woolworths responds to social media reports that they are selling Go-Slo BBQ snacks for R100 per pack and Apple munch ice lollie's.
Mzansi’s favourite retailer Woolworths aka Woolies rubbishes social media reports that it is selling Go-Slo snacks.took to X on Wednesday, 22 May to share a screenshot of a fake Woolworths website that sells Go-Slo’s snacks.Woolies replied: “Guys…What! We must admit, Apple Munch is the Queen of Bompies by the way. Period.”
The website reveals that one packet of Go-Slo’s is sold for R99.99 while one Apple much ice lollie is sold for R16.99 each.responded: “Hi Gretta, thanks for reaching out to us. This is a fake website; it does not belong to us.”@TheRealSmomoh: “They better stop her ASAP before we boycott her.”@Matema_: “It’s time to find new snacks.”@VinDollar016: ” she is saving … She doesn’t want to overspend.
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