Bunnings sausage sizzle is BACK! Shoppers rejoice as they get their hands on the Aussie classic after months without the weekend tradition
- TikTok creator Adrian Wijinarko spotted popular sausage sizzle at Ashfield store
- Trademark barbecues have made a comeback to NSW stores since October 16
- The video showed the famous green tent set up in the store’s outdoor car park
- Crowds gathered around the tent as keen shoppers ordered a snag on a roll
Bunnings fans have rejoiced as the trademark sausage sizzle has finally made a return, being spotted in the car park of a Sydney store.
TikTok creator Adrian Wijinarko posted a video on Tuesday of his visit to the famous green tent outside the hardware and garden store in Sydney’s inner west suburb of Ashfield.
‘Who misses them! I do. Finally they are back!’ Mr Wijinarko wrote.
Bunnings fans have rejoiced as the trademark sausage sizzle finally returned to a Sydney store
Last month, the chain’s chief operating officer Simon McDowell revealed in a statement to Daily Mail Australia that Bunnings was ‘really excited’ for barbeques to return to NSW stores from Saturday, October 16, after Covid-19 lockdown restrictions were eased.
‘We know how much our customers have missed the weekend tradition, and we are really pleased local community groups will be able to get back behind the BBQs to raise funds,’ Mr McDowell said.
The weekend tradition has been progressively making its long-awaited comeback to stores throughout NSW from October 16 (Pictured: A young shopper enjoying a trademark snag on a roll)
The weekend tradition has been progressively making its long-awaited comeback to stores throughout the state over the last few weeks as community groups are booked into weekend slots by the stores’ team.
The footage captured by Mr Wijinarko showed the trademark green tent set up from afar towards the end of the store’s outdoor car park with a crowd gathered around the area.
TikTok creator Adrian Wijinarko posted a video on Tuesday of his visit to the famous green tent outside a Bunnings Warehouse store in Sydney’s inner west suburb of Ashfield
Customers are seen enjoying the snag on a roll as they bite away at their well-spent money, while other keen individuals patiently wait in line to receive their order.
The community group workers are captured happily working away, squeezing sauce onto rolls and conversing with hungry customers.
The video has gained attention on the popular social media site from sausage sizzle enthusiasts who are thrilled to see the tradition return to Bunnings stores.
Customers are seen enjoying the snag on a roll as they bite away at their well-spent money, while other keen individuals patiently wait in line to receive their order
One user wrote: ‘The world is healing. The sangas have returned!’
‘My happy place,’ wrote another.
While a third said: ‘Bunnings trip ASAP.’
Another fan of the store’s sausage sizzle insisted that a snag on a roll is more enjoyable while in the car park.
‘Sausage sizzles hit different when you’re eating it in the Bunnings car park,’ they wrote.
The video has gained attention on the popular social media site from sausage sizzle enthusiasts who are thrilled to see the tradition return to Bunnings stores
One innovative Bunnings enthusiast suggested that the hardware giant should install ‘sausage sizzle holders’ on their trolleys.
In contrast, another sausage sizzle lover was outraged over the bread served at the store’s tent.
‘What Bunnings sausage sizzle has hot dog rolls instead of a piece of bread,’ they wrote.
Shoppers have long enjoyed the value for money sausage and drink deal on weekends.
A snag on white bread or a roll sets you back just $2.50, with an accompanying soft drink even better value at $1.50.
Shoppers have long enjoyed the value for money sausage and drink deal on weekends, with a snag on white bread or a roll setting you back just $2.50 and a soft drink costing $1.50
***
Read more at DailyMail.co.uk