Thread: Sausage Sizzle - onion on top or underneath the sausage??

Originally Posted by one_iota

I try to avoid Bunnings full stop...our local hardware has everything that Bunnings has without the onion or the sausage has plus more. I don't have to do a marathon to find out that they don't have half three eighth bolts. But they still put the loose coins on top of the notes when they hand out the change

You're lucky you still have the choice. I supported our Home Hardware store until the day it closed - due to lack of patronage once Bunnings came to town. Sure their range wasn't as big, but their prices for timber, etc were competitive and cheaper in some areas. Now they're gone everyone whinges there's no competition but they only have themselves to blame.

Frosts Timber yard @ Riddells Creek is great !

Will offer advice , cut fancy fenceposts and deliver - have all the extra bits n bobs required , not a full hardware but close .

I've been using a lot more of the local suppliers and finding most are same price or cheaper - car stuff - it can save me a 50km round trip to Sunbury .

Originally Posted by Homestar

You're lucky you still have the choice. I supported our Home Hardware store until the day it closed - due to lack of patronage once Bunnings came to town. Sure their range wasn't as big, but their prices for timber, etc were competitive and cheaper in some areas. Now they're gone everyone whinges there's no competition but they only have themselves to blame.

I've been supporting the local home Hardware lately, bunnings is always crowded, , you risk a prang in the car park . the local home hardware deliver my goods for $12.50 so not worth me taking my trailer down to bunnings and queuing to get in and out. Home hard ware staff are more courteous , they deliver and unload and carry my stuff and place it where I want it. Prices are comparable if a few cents dearer I'll rather pay to support a local business.

I did have to go to bunnings last week and got a sausage, another customer wanted extra onions and asked for them on top, the volunteer said "Sure ,no probs just don't go inside the shop".

Turn the bread over. Then they are on the bottom. Maybe you have to emboss one slice with "eat this way up "

I grabbed a couple of sausages at Bunnings last week and noticed that the snags were a lot shorter than usual and the price went up from $2 to $2.50

Originally Posted by trout1105

I grabbed a couple of sausages at Bunnings last week and noticed that the snags were a lot shorter than usual and the price went up from $2 to $2.50

been 250 for long time at my local bunnings.

Originally Posted by Rextheute

Frosts Timber yard @ Riddells Creek is great !

Will offer advice , cut fancy fenceposts and deliver - have all the extra bits n bobs required , not a full hardware but close .

I've been using a lot more of the local suppliers and finding most are same price or cheaper - car stuff - it can save me a 50km round trip to Sunbury .

Thanks - will definitely check them out - I have a project coming up where that would be handy - Riddells isn’t far. 👍