‘No one works harder than Woolies: SA reacts to cake slices
‘You spoke, we listened’, said Woolies on social media after South Africans thanked the retailer for cake slices.
Popular retailer Woolworths aka Woolies have confirmed they are now selling their popular cakes by the slice as requested by South Africans.
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WOOLIES: ‘YOU SPOKE’
Social media user @andikho_ryt took to X (formerly known as Twitter) a week ago to request Woolies to sell cakes by the slice for customers who live alone.
“Dear @WOOLWORTHS_SA, may you please look into selling cake slices or even half cakes for us who stay alone,” he tweeted.
A week later, a Woolworths customer @SuvaniaS gave an update with a picture of cake slices on the shelf and thanked the retailer for listening.
“Besties, no one works harder than Woolies. Look what I saw today at the shops: individual cake slices,” she tweeted.
IOL reports that the different cake flavours: rainbow, chocolate caramel and carrot cake slices are now sold for R39.99 each.
Woolworths also responded: “You spoke, and we listened… 😏 Enjoy it!“
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MORE SOUTH AFRICANS REACT TO CAKE SLICES
@navuyo: “This is so cool! I will look out for it. In my family, each person has their own cake they like. This might make each person happy. Great looking out @WOOLWORTHS_SA.”
@southpaw94_: “The devil might work hard, but @WOOLWORTHS_SA works harder.”
@andikho_ryt: “I stopped buying whole cakes when I realized I was constantly rushing to finish it before it goes bad.”
@thandoau: “Absolutely. sometimes I want a peppermint crisp cake but the thought of buying the entire cake puts me so off.”
@Thipsy991: “Wow wonderful. Sometimes you just want a little slice of cake. Also cake for people who stay alone and stuff. I like it.”
@KiniMogale: “@WOOLWORTHS_SA communication is at the top of the game. I had an unpleasant experience at the Woolies by our local mall. E – mailed, and the next day the said Woolworths store manager rang me.”
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