My Little Drummer Boys: $100 giveaway to make Dad's day with Woolworths

Tuesday, 2 September 2014

$100 giveaway to make Dad's day with Woolworths

September has crept up quick , Father's Day is just around the corner.

Your Dad probably has enough socks and jocks to last him for years but wait I bet he doesn't have these jumbo knives from Jamie Oliver's BBQ Steak Kit – exclusive to Woolworths.

or other tools of the trade from Jamie Oliver ...

So Woolworths has prepared the ultimate Father's Day gifts that will leave 'dad' or hubby grinning from ear to ear ... fire up the BBQ like a Jamie Oliver pro welding a shiny new Gas Torch.

Comm'on baby light my fire !

After the family feasts on Dad's juicy, mouth-watering steaks – give him something to like his fire !
For those dads that like it HOT - the fun begins as dad takes on the Best Dad Chilli Chocolate Wheel challenge .

My Brother , is a top bloke who would love this not so my Hubby !

I know my hubby will ~~start the day~~ top off the day with tasty treats from Darrell Lea.

For Father’s Day gifting and culinary inspiration, see full product details available in Woolworths stores from 27thAugust.

To WIN $100 Woolworths Gift card tell me if what you would buy Dad (or Hubby) and why ...if money were no object ?

This is a game of skill.
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PS : This is a Gift card giveaway only , I know my readers love to win generous prizes. I received nothing.

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jeanieinparadise 23p · 569 weeks ago

Hmmm - if money were no object, then my husband would have a set of brand spanking new knees for Father's Day! Right now, the pain they cause him really affects every aspect of our lives and the medical establishment want him to wait 10-15 years unless we can just cut to the chase and not require any medical insurance approval, that is another 10-15 years of not being able to work, being in pain and feeling the repercussions throughout his body - and his life.

Not a hugely uplifting response - sorry!!

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@mummyhearts · 569 weeks ago

If money were no object I'd get Husband the Ha81bi number plates he covets. It would be mortifying to drive around in the car with him, but he thinks it would be such a great joke, and would love the extra attention he would get as a Lebonese man driving a Habibi (sweetheart) car. I'd only do it if money were no issue because I can't imagine dropping money on plates like that under any other circumstances!

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Cathy Stone · 569 weeks ago

I would buy my hubby a huge truck that he's always wanted, so he could go to Bunnings and buy one of every tool. Then he would have no EXCUSES to finish all my jobs around the house.!!!

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Blossom · 569 weeks ago

I would get my hubby a flash motor bike as he has yearned for one for years.

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travellingmacs 20p · 569 weeks ago

I'd buy my husband a lifetime laundry/ ironing service and gardener - cause he does both jobs and they are time consuming .If he had help we could spend more time together :)) Yes I know I 'could' help out around the house more haha

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Sarah · 569 weeks ago

I'd buy him a farm, he would love to go back to farming, it could be a hobby for him rather than a business!

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Sarah · 568 weeks ago

I would have his garage refurbished and set up ready for him to start doing up an old car he purchased years ago with the sole intention of fixing. So tools, work bench new garage door that opens so he can get the car in ;)

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Toni · 568 weeks ago

If money were no option I'd buy us a real house with a man cave and start fertility treatment again because I know he (and me) want more kids more than anything else.
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Jasmine1485 · 568 weeks ago

Unlimited dollars to spend on Dad?
The best fishing trip he's ever had!
A charter boat, hooks, line, sinkers and all,
Him and his mates will have a ball.
Before I get too carried away,
One more thing to make his day...
I know that he'll be super stoked,
If I stock the boat with rum and coke!

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Jennifer B. · 568 weeks ago

I'd buy Dad 24 hour nursing care at home to keep him out of that soul-less nursing home.
(After so many singed fingers, Hubby would be thrilled with just the Jamie Oliver gas torch!... What a great idea!)

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Judith Maunders · 568 weeks ago

If money were no object, I'd buy hubby an all expenses paid trip to Penang, Malaysia for him, Miss Eight and I. Hubby lived in Penang from age 3 to 6 and I know he is hankering to take our daughter over there and show her where he played, swam, lived etc.

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Mary Preston · 568 weeks ago

My father always says he doesn't need anything. I don't suppose any amount of money will buy him extra years, but that's what I'd give him.

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Karen.E · 568 weeks ago

If money wasn't so tight right now I'd book a nice relaxing holiday for my husband and my little family he's on his 10th day straight working away and we miss him so much :-(

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teapotsandtractors 55p · 568 weeks ago

My Dad would love those Chilli chocolates. I'd love to buy Dad a fishing trip. He is great with all 12 of his grandchildren but I think sometimes he would like a little peace and quiet.
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Sharyn · 568 weeks ago

I would buy him (hubby/kids dad) a big block of land
As an eco house is his dream to build with his own hands
To have the children swim in their own creek and enjoy the simple things in life
And he wants to grow plenty of food for his children and wife.

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Danielle · 568 weeks ago

If money were no object I'd buy my Dad a housekeeper. It's his first year alone since Mum left & Dad has never been one to look after himself & for my Husband I'd give him all the things he goes without to provide for us so well.

Iv seen this fab range @ Woolies, it looks awesome. The BBQ set was something I considered buying my Father in Law.
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Tweeti · 568 weeks ago

A new house a new car
And a new heart
To fix the one the doctors can't repair

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Daisy · 568 weeks ago

If I could buy my Dad anything? Anything?
Probably the 7 years (while I was a teen) we didn't speak due to misunderstandings and misinformation - I'd buy those back.
I cannot believe how much we BOTH missed out on, and how much we are now enjoying being in one another's lives.
I missed my Daddy!!!!
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Nicole Kent · 568 weeks ago

I'd get my wonderful dad a trip to the UK...to enjoy the history and culture of England and trace his family background in Scotland. After 38 years of marriage, he lost my mum and love and his life to cancer last year. It's time he began enjoying life again! I'd go with him and make it a dad and daughter trip of a lifetime!!!

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Linda · 568 weeks ago

A "plane ticket" so we could see each other again, its been too long and I miss him so much.

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jody buhagiar · 568 weeks ago

My hubby is hairy, like a bear
he has always wanted no hair!
Laser treatments he shall get
and we would have a debt!!!

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KELLY WALTER · 568 weeks ago

Well i would buy my hubby and my dad something. First i would buy my dad a whole heap of Licorice as thats one of his favorite treats to eat. and my hubby i would get a decent set of bbq tools as the one he has keep on breaking.

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karina lee · 568 weeks ago

I would buy him a new house with his very own man cave downstairs!

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Helen · 568 weeks ago

If money were no object, I'd buy my deserving husband a new smartphone or tablet/laptop. I have terrible luck with devices breaking just outside their warranties so we've had a couple of expensive replacements. As such, he still has a dinky old flip phone. He's just started a job which takes him on the road for weeks at a time and he misses our toddler. We're saving up to buy him something so that we can Skype every night so he can read his son a bedtime story, and feel connected to us while he's away.

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Melissa Jones · 568 weeks ago

My dad is a handyman. He's addicted to make or fix things all day long. Sometimes he even forgets to have lunch when he concentrates on his job. If money were no object, I would buy him a workshop and he could have his very own space to enjoy his work.

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