With prices rising everywhere, you may be feeling a little bit anxious about your bank account every time you go out to grab groceries.
Well, fear not because the FairPrice Save Every Day campaign is swooping in to save the day.
Oh, and by the way, if you happen to be on the hunt for a new TV, coffee maker, or gaming console, you’re in luck. For the first time ever, the supermarket chain is dropping exclusive online vouchers for selected appliances and electronics.
And for those just looking to stock up on kitchen and household essentials, FairPrice has a treat for you, too — we’re talking more than S$500 worth of discount vouchers, ready to slash those prices like a lightsaber through butter.
So, buckle up and read on for our top 10 must-buy items with the sweetest deals, from seafood to alcohol to tech.
No need to splurge on dinner at a fancy Japanese izakaya when you can channel your inner chef and whip up your own oishii seafood delights at home.
The Emerald Half Shell Scallops with Roe are sourced from the purest waters, ensuring top-notch quality and unrivalled freshness.
Emerald Half Shell Scallop with Roe — S$14.50 (U.P. S$16.50)
Grill them, bake them with a golden crust of breadcrumbs and cheese, or transform them into a refreshing ceviche — your dinner guests are sure to be impressed.
If you’re a vegetarian or simply looking to cut down on your meat intake, Impossible Foods’ range of plant-based meats is probably a staple in your diet.
Impossible Plant-based range — U.P. S$12.12
Crafted from ingredients such as soy protein and coconut oil, these products achieve their meaty flavour with a special plant-based molecule called heme, derived from genetically engineered yeast.
With options including ‘beef’, ‘chicken’, ‘sausages’, and ‘nuggets’, you can enjoy a delicious, guilt-free meat fix that’s also kinder to the planet.
Studies suggest that enjoying a little red wine — in moderation, of course — can be beneficial for your health. It also pairs wonderfully with red meat dishes and can add a rich depth to your cooking.
Diablo’s Dark Red, a Chilean wine with delicate hints of mocha and vanilla, is a versatile choice that has earned rave reviews online, with many praising its quality for the price.
Diablo Dark Red — S$31 (U.P. S$33)
If you enjoy wines that are fruity without being overly sweet, this one’s for you.
With an ingredient that literally means “sugar destroyer” in Sanskrit, GlucosCare’s Sugar Blocker Herbal Tea can help reduce the sugar absorption in the body — perfect for anyone looking to dial down their sugar intake.
GlucosCare Sugar Blocker Herbal Tea — S$26.36 (U.P. S$30.36)
Simply brew it up just like you would with any other tea and enjoy it with your favourite book or TV show after a good meal. Oh, and feel free to jazz it up with a splash of milk, a slice of lemon, or a hint of ginger.
Bird’s nest has been a prized delicacy in Asia for centuries and has even been dubbed the “caviar of the East”. But this luxurious treat isn’t just a status symbol — it’s packed with health perks.
Bonback’s Real Bird’s Nest is ethically harvested from natural, unpolluted caves in Thailand and is available in several delicious flavours, including coconut water, date palm, and honey and chamomile.
Bonback Real Bird’s Nest — S$44.90 (U.P. S$49.90)
These also make great gifts for your loved ones. After all, who wouldn’t appreciate a thoughtful gesture that shows you care about their well-being?
South Korea has a knack for creating beauty products that are both budget-friendly and super effective. Take the Mise En Scene Perfect Serum shampoo and conditioner, for example, inspired by the brand’s wildly popular Perfect Original Serum.
Mise En Scene Perfect Serum shampoo & conditioner (Original/Styling)— S$11.50 (U.P. S$13.50)
Packed with a luscious blend of seven essential oils, these products are your secret weapon for battling dull, damaged hair, leaving it as strong, shiny, and smooth as silk.
If you style your hair often, go for the Styling range, which not only shields your hair from heat damage but also has a special style-setting feature to keep your curls and waves in place all day.
Laundry pods are a lifesaver for those who struggle with measuring out the perfect amount of detergent for the washing machine.
Plus, they come with multiple benefits in one convenient little package, so you can say goodbye to a cluttered room full of bottles.
Selleys All in 1 Laundry Pods (Floral/Lavender) — S$34.80 (U.P. S$36.80)
Selleys’ All-in-1 Laundry Pods don’t just clean and deodorise your clothes — they also eliminate 99.9% of bacteria, protect colours, and soften fabrics, all while leaving a delightful floral or lavender fragrance.
Tired of squinting at dramas on a tiny screen, but your bank account is not ready to splurge on a TV that costs more than your monthly rent? Meet your new BFF: the Xiaomi TV A 43.
Xiaomi TV A 43 — S$469 (U.P. S$499)
Source: Xiaomi
For a wallet-friendly price (made even better with that exclusive FairPrice voucher), you’ll get a crystal-clear Full HD display and powerful dual speakers that will turn your living room into a mini cinema.
Plus, with smart features like Chromecast and Google TV, you’ve got all your streaming favourites at your fingertips.
You can purchase the Xiaomi TV A 43 here and redeem an online-exclusive voucher through the FairPrice app here.
Using the Oculus Meta Quest 3 is like having a whole new world strapped to your face. Wanna blast aliens, build a castle, or just chill on a virtual beach? This virtual reality (VR) headset’s got you covered.
Oculus Meta Quest 3 (128GB) — S$684 (U.P. S$709)
Source: ZDNET
But it’s not just about games — you can elevate your home workouts, learn a new skill in a more immersive way, or even hang out with friends in a virtual space.
Plus, it’s so comfy and lightweight you might almost forget you’re wearing it at all.
You can purchase the Oculus Meta Quest 3 here and redeem an online-exclusive voucher through the FairPrice app here.
The Nintendo Switch is one of the best-selling game consoles of all time, and it’s easy to understand why.
This versatile device seamlessly transitions from a portable mini arcade for your MRT rides to a full-fledged home console connected to a large TV in your living room.
Nintendo Switch OLED Console (Neon) — S$449 (U.P. S$459)
Source: Michael Adeleye on Pexels
And with a library of games ranging from action-packed adventures to heartwarming casual puzzles, there’s something for everyone. Game nights at home will never be the same.
You can purchase the Nintendo Switch OLED Console here and redeem an online-exclusive voucher through the FairPrice app here.
With more than 400 vouchers up for grabs, this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the offers you can snag during the FairPrice Save Every Day campaign, running now until 11 Sep.
Along with the items we’ve already mentioned above, here are a few more great deals you won’t want to miss:
You can view the full catalogue of vouchers here.
Claiming the coupons is even more convenient with the FairPrice Group App.
Just open the app, tap the blue “Pay/Earn” button at the bottom right, and hit “Add vouchers” to browse your options.
Pick your vouchers or go wild with “Select all” and “Apply”. You’ll be back at the payment page, ready to seal the deal.
The app is also the only way to score the exclusive vouchers for the electronics and appliances, so remember to download it if those are what you’re looking for.
For more information and to stay up to date on all the latest promotions, follow FairPrice on Instagram and Facebook.
Saving money on groceries is like assembling your Avengers team: you need strategy, a few tricks, and a savvy sidekick (hello, app).
So get ready to plan ahead and grab those clearance deals to conquer the aisles with the confidence of a superhero — every cent saved is a win for your wallet.
Also read: FairPrice food services CEO works as regular employee at eateries to understand workers better
This article was brought to you in collaboration with FairPrice.
Featured image by MS News and adapted from Xiaomi. Photography by Emmanuele Loza.
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