Coles customers racing to collect points for popular range
Coles customers have two days left to collect credits for the popular Curtis Stone Glass Containers range.
Some items in the range are already 'out of stock', which may make it difficult for some customers to complete their collections.
A spokesperson for Coles confirmed to 9honey Money "Customers can earn credits towards Curtis Stone's Glass Container Collection until Tuesday 24th June.
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Customers have two days left to collect credits for the popular Curtis Stone Glass Containers range. 9Honey
"The collection is available for redemption or purchase in-store and online (excluding the Coles App) until Tuesday 8 July."
For every $20 spent, Coles customers earn one glass container credit. You can also earn bonus credits when you buy selected products from a participating brand.
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Customers are limited to "one bonus credit per participating brand, in one transaction".
Items that will earn customers bonus credits over the next two days include Bulla Ice Cream, Airwick products, Cheer cheese, Kettle chips, Continental items, Primo products, and items in the Sirena range.
For every $20 spent, Coles customers earn one glass container credit. 9Honey
As one Coles customer shared on Reddit: "Highly recommend redeeming as soon as you can.
"These things tend to disappear fast once the promo ends (remember the Smeg knives situation?). Don't leave it till the last minute!" they added.
Those who haven't earned enough points to redeem an entire item can still use their points if they have enough to cover half, and simply pay for the remaining 50 percent of the retail price.
Or, those determined to complete their sets can purchase the items for the full retail price.
Coles at Castle Towers in Sydney is already informing customers one popular item in the range is already out of stock.
"We regret to advise that the Curtis Stone Medium Glass Container is out of stock at this store due to high demand," the Customer Notice read in the store.
"Please call Customer Care on 1800 for further assistance," it continued. "We apologise for any inconvenience caused."
Still in stock at the location are the Manual Vacuum Pump, Mini Glass Container 2-Pack with Lid, Glass Measuring Jug with Lid, Glass Cookware 2-Pack with Lid, and Large Glass Container with Lid.
A Sydney store is already informing customers one popular item in the range is already out of stock. 9Honey
Item availability is subject to location.
The popular promotion kicked off on March 19, with customers able to earn "Glass Container Credits" for the six leakproof glass containers in the range.
The "versatile collection" is made up of "six borosilicate glass containers of different sizes" that are built to be used safely in ovens, microwaves, and air fryers, as per the temperature restrictions stated on the packaging.
"The leak-proof glass containers, and the leak-proof jug, ideal for sauces and dressings, feature a handy date dial to keep track of stored leftovers," they explained.
There are six leakproof glass containers in the range. 9Honey
"They are also BPA-free, freezer-safe (to -20°C), and dishwasher-safe (excluding the vacuum pump) for easy cleaning, making them a versatile solution for cooking, serving, and storing meals to feed the entire family," they added.
Michelin-star chef and long-time Coles ambassador Curtis Stone said the beauty of the collection is "its versatility" as you can "cook, store and serve, all in the same container".
"So, whether you're batch cooking, prepping ingredients, or packing up delicious leftovers, these pieces do it all," he explained.
Coles customers have shared their stories about collecting the range on Reddit's 'Aussie Frugal' thread.
Coles customers have shared their stories about collecting the range on Reddit's 'Aussie Frugal' thread. 9honey/Jo Abi
"Got my parents to help scan my Flybuys card on the regular and redeemed 96 of my 98 credits yesterday," they said.
"Felt great walking out with close to 100 bucks of free stuff, especially after I just moved into my first rental and I'm in dire need of stuff for the first time," the Coles customer added.
Another suggested for those with enough credits to redeem items, but not wanting them themselves, can "donate them to a neighbour/charity/shelter/school who will use them".
"I don't want any more stuff in my small kitchen but also I want to make sure I use all my points," they added.
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Credits not redeemed by July 8 will expire and cannot be used for the next promotion. 9Honey
One Redditor asked if any unused credits roll over to the next promotion, and sadly they do not.
"Only the Curtis Stone Glass Container credits earned from this campaign can be redeemed for the Curtis Stone Glass Containers," they state on their website.
Any unused credits will expire after July 8.
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