UPDATE: Kmart has dropped the price of their hugely popular Churros Makers to as little as $2!
Shoppers have been flooding social media with reports of how they snapped up the gadget at a range of stores, with the price reduced to anywhere from $2 to $5.
And given the churros machines went on sale just a few months ago for $20, that's a hell of a discount!
Said one shopper on the Markdown Addicts Facebook group: 'Kmart Australia Fair has ALL Christmas marked down to $2. We got the popcorn machine, churro maker, slushie machine, chocolate fountain, cotton candy machine as well as a heap of other stuff... All $2 each!!!!'
Many shoppers reported that the Churros Makers were selling out fast - so you're going to want to get in quick! However another Kmart fan revealed that while her local store hadn't discounted the gadgets yet, they were willing to price match if there was proof other stores had marked the items down. Good luck!
One shopper shared her haul, revealing how she picked up the coveted gadget for just $2!
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Another shopper showed how her local store had dropped the price to $5.
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A receipt proves the mega saving!
Image: Markdown Addicts/Facebook
EARLIER: It’s the sellout gadget that sent Aldi fans into a frenzy earlier this year when it was released as a Special Buy.
Well now Kmart has just released a $20 Churros Maker - and it’s set to be just as popular as the aldi version.
The gadget - which has just landed in Kmart stores around the country - comes with a 12-month warranty, has a non-stick coating and makes four churros in one hit.
The super cheap appliance means you can make the to-die-for Spanish donuts without deep-frying, meaning less mess and less calories. Win win!
Says Kmart: ‘Put an end to your dessert cravings by making tasty crispy churros with this churros maker.
But you’re going to want to run don’t walk to pick up one of these bad boys - just like the Aldi version, they will sell out fast. Good luck!
Amy SinclairAmy Sinclair is the editor of New Idea Food. She is a former weekly magazine editor who loves all things food, cooking and eating - especially the eating! When she's not looking after her three children, you'll find her in the kitchen or busily hiding online shopping purchases from her husband.
