Cold Storage's 10-16 Sep Sheet: Ben & Jerry's at 3 for $25 Is the Week's Deepest Cut, and 15 of the 23 Offers Only Trigger If You Buy Two
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Cold Storage's 10-16 Sep Sheet: Ben & Jerry's at 3 for $25 Is the Week's Deepest Cut, and 15 of the 23 Offers Only Trigger If You Buy Two

Cold Storage and CS Fresh have put two weekly sheets on their own site, Grocery Selections and Fresh Selections, and both run from 10 to 16 September 2026. Between them they carry 23 offers, and the single deepest cut is Ben & Jerry's assorted ice cream at any 3 for $25. Cold Storage prints the comparison itself: three tubs normally come to $45.75, so the multi-buy takes $20.75 off and works out at $8.33 a tub against a $15.25 single. That is 45% off, and nothing else on either sheet is close. What the posters do not spell out is that most of the discount is conditional. Fifteen of the 23 offers are multi-buys, so the shelf price does not move at all unless you take two, three or five of the thing. The Top Offers banner is not a ranking either. Of the 12 grocery lines, the Godiva Signature minis that carry both a Top Offers slot and an EXCLUSIVE badge come 10th on discount depth at 24%, while the deepest cut of the week sits further down the poster in Weekly Essentials. The chips are a useful warning about reading percentages at all: Doritos carry the shallowest discount on the sheet at 21%, yet at $2.22 per 100g they are cheaper than the Kettle chips up in Top Offers at $2.84. The Fresh sheet is a different problem. It publishes no usual prices on any of its 11 lines, so nothing on that poster tells you whether $13.45 for a box of strawberries is a cut or just the shelf price.

Sarah Lim10 September 20267 min read

Cold Storage and CS Fresh have put two weekly sheets on their own site under Weekly Ads. Grocery Selections carries 12 offers and Fresh Selections carries 11, and both run 10 to 16 September 2026.

> Quick view: Ben & Jerry's any 3 for $25 is the deepest cut of the week at 45% off, $8.33 a tub against a $15.25 single · 15 of the 23 offers are multi-buys · the Top Offers banner is not a discount ranking · Doritos have the shallowest cut but beat Kettle on price per 100g · the Fresh sheet publishes no usual prices at all · 7 days including today.

The deepest cut of the week is not in Top Offers

Cold Storage prints a "was" price against every line on the grocery poster, so the discounts on that sheet can be checked rather than taken on trust. Ranked by depth, they come out like this.

#ItemOfferWasSave% off
1Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream 427-473mlAny 3 for $25$45.75$20.7545%
2Wairau River Wine NZ 75clAny 2 for $40$59.80-$65.80up to $25.80up to 39%
3Covered Bridge Potato Chips 120g/170gAny 2 for $6.50$10.50$4.0038%
4Kettle Potato Chips 141gAny 2 for $8$12.60$4.6037%
5CJ Bibigo Pork & Vegetable Gyoza 500g$5.75$8.70$2.9534%
6Kit Kat / Reese's Snack Size 9-11.25oz$11.90$17.50$5.6032%
7Pepperidge Farm Goldfish 187gAny 2 for $7.90$11.60$3.7032%
8Arla Block Cheese 200g$8.20$11.70$3.5030%
9Walker's Shortbread Fingers 150g2 for $7.90$10.60$2.7026%
10Godiva Signature Mini Chocolate 90gAny 2 for $15$19.80$4.8024%
11Rokeby Protein Milk Smoothie 425ml$3.95 each$5.05$1.1022%
12Doritos Tortilla Chips 190gAny 2 for $8.45$10.70$2.2521%

Three of these twelve are printed in the red Top Offers band at the top of the poster: the wine, the Godiva and the Kettle chips. They rank 2nd, 10th and 4th. The single deepest cut of the week, the Ben & Jerry's at any 3 for $25, is not up there at all. It sits in the ordinary Weekly Essentials grid further down, in a tile the same size as the mushrooms.

The Godiva line is the one to look at twice. It carries both a Top Offers slot and a gold EXCLUSIVE seal, and at 24% off it is the third-shallowest discount on the sheet.

Ben & Jerry's is worth the freezer space, but it is not disappearing

At any 3 for $25 the tub works out at $8.33, against $15.25 if you buy one. That gap, $20.75 across three tubs, is more than the entire value of most other lines on the poster.

It is also a promotion that keeps coming back. SINGPromos' archive has the same 3-for-$25 running to 1 April 2026, to 17 June 2026 and to 15 July 2026, with a 3-for-$24.50 as far back as 19 November 2025. That is roughly every six to ten weeks this year, and the multi-buy price has drifted up 50 cents since late 2025. Buy it because you will eat it, not because you think the price is going away.

Fifteen of the 23 offers do nothing unless you buy two

This is the part neither poster says out loud. Across both sheets, 15 of 23 offers are multi-buys: ANY 2, ANY 3, 2 FOR, 3 FOR or 5 FOR. Pick up one and you pay the ordinary shelf price.

On the grocery sheet, only four of twelve lines move on a single unit:

  • Kit Kat / Reese's snack size, $11.90
  • Rokeby protein milk smoothie 425ml, $3.95 each
  • Arla block cheese 200g, $8.20
  • CJ Bibigo pork and vegetable gyoza 500g, $5.75

Everything else on that sheet, the ice cream included, needs the full quantity in the trolley before the price moves.

The chips are a lesson in ignoring percentages

ChipsOfferPer bagPer 100gDiscount
Covered Bridge 170gAny 2 for $6.50$3.25$1.9138%
Doritos 190gAny 2 for $8.45$4.22$2.2221%
Covered Bridge 120gAny 2 for $6.50$3.25$2.7138%
Kettle 141gAny 2 for $8$4.00$2.8437%

Doritos carry the shallowest discount on the entire grocery poster and are still cheaper per 100g than the Kettle chips in Top Offers. And because Cold Storage prices the Covered Bridge 120g and 170g at the same $3.25, the size you happen to pick up changes your per-100g price by 42%. Check the weight on the bag, not the sticker.

The Fresh sheet does not publish a single usual price

The produce poster runs the same seven days and carries 11 lines, and not one of them shows a "was" price. There is no way to tell from that sheet whether $13.45 for a box of strawberries is a cut or the everyday price. All you can do is compare unit prices, so here they are.

ItemOfferUnit pricePer 100g
Idaho Russet Potato USA 1kg$5.25$5.25/pack$0.53
Orri Mandarin Australia 900g$5.95$5.95/punnet$0.66
Seedless Grapes USA 700g$11.90$11.90/punnet$1.70
Fungo Button Mushroom 200gAny 2 for $7.20$3.60/pack$1.80
Driscoll's Jumbo Blueberry 200g2 for $15.80$7.90/punnet$3.95
Driscoll's Strawberry 330g$13.45$13.45/box$4.08
Driscoll's Raspberry / Blackberry 125gAny 2 for $10.45$5.22/punnet$4.18
ENVY Apple NZ, extra large5 for $9.95$1.99 eachn/a
Avocado Australia, large3 for $9.95$3.32 eachn/a
Zespri Green Kiwi, 5 per punnet2 for $10.50$1.05 a kiwin/a
Sweet Corn Malaysia, 2 per pack2 for $4$1 a cobn/a

The berry ladder is the useful bit. The Driscoll's Jumbo Blueberry is the item carrying the EXCLUSIVE badge, and at $3.95 per 100g it is the cheapest of the three berries, undercutting the strawberry at $4.08 and the raspberry and blackberry at $4.18. For once the badge and the price agree.

The fine print, printed on both posters

Both sheets carry the same footer, word for word:

  • Availability of promotions may vary from store to store
  • While stocks last
  • No traders allowed
  • Pictures are for illustration purpose only, trimmings and props are not included
  • An exclusion list applies
  • Does not include clearance items
  • Prices shown are correct at time of printing

The first two matter most. These are shelf promotions rather than guaranteed stock, so a specific Ben & Jerry's flavour or the 170g Covered Bridge bag may simply not be in your branch.

Five things worth doing before you go

  1. Count before you queue. The ice cream is $8.33 a tub at three and $15.25 at one. Two tubs is not a deal at all.
  2. Weigh the chip bags. Covered Bridge is $3.25 whether you take 120g or 170g.
  3. Skip the Top Offers band as a shortlist. It holds the 2nd, 4th and 10th best discounts on the sheet, and not the best one.
  4. Treat the Fresh sheet as prices, not savings. With no usual price printed, compare it against what your usual supermarket charges rather than against the poster.
  5. Check the $80 line if you are shopping at the weekend. Cold Storage separately lists a $7 off in-store reward for DBS and POSB cards on a minimum $80 spend on its own Weekly Ads page. It is a basket-level card reward rather than a product discount, and the sheets' exclusion list applies to the products, so confirm it at the till rather than assuming it lands.

Photo: Cold Storage official Grocery Selections campaign artwork. All prices, dates and terms read off Cold Storage's own Grocery Selections and Fresh Selections weekly ads on coldstorage.com.sg on 10 September 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Ben & Jerry's at 3 for $25 the cheapest it ever gets at Cold Storage?

It is the deepest cut on this week's sheet by a wide margin, but it is not a rare event. Cold Storage prints the comparison itself: three tubs at the usual $15.25 come to $45.75, so any 3 for $25 saves $20.75 and works out at $8.33 a tub, which is 45% off. Nothing else on either sheet beats it, and the runner-up is the Wairau River wine at up to 39%. What is worth knowing before you clear the freezer shelf is that this exact multi-buy cycles back. SINGPromos' archive shows the same 3-for-$25 running to 1 April 2026, to 17 June 2026 and to 15 July 2026, and a slightly cheaper 3-for-$24.50 back in November 2025. So it has returned roughly every six to ten weeks this year, and the price has crept up 50 cents in that time. If you have freezer space and you eat it, buy it. If you are only buying because you think it is going away, it is not.

Do I have to buy two to get the promotional price?

On most of the sheet, yes, and this is the single thing that catches people out. Fifteen of the 23 offers across the two posters are multi-buys, written as ANY 2, ANY 3, 2 FOR, 3 FOR or 5 FOR. Take one and you pay the ordinary shelf price. On the grocery poster only four of the 12 lines move on a single unit: the Kit Kat and Reese's snack bag at $11.90, the Rokeby protein smoothie at $3.95 each, the Arla block cheese at $8.20 and the CJ Bibigo gyoza at $5.75. Everything else, including the Ben & Jerry's, needs the full quantity in the basket. On the fresh poster, seven of the 11 lines are multi-buys, and the four that are not are priced by the punnet, box or pack rather than by weight: the seedless grapes at $11.90, the Driscoll's strawberry box at $13.45, the Orri mandarin punnet at $5.95 and the 1kg Idaho russet potatoes at $5.25. The practical effect is that the headline savings only exist for a household that will actually get through three tubs of ice cream or two bags of chips.

Which chips on the sheet are actually the cheapest?

Not the ones with the biggest discount, which is why this sheet is a good lesson in ignoring percentages. Three chip lines are on offer. Kettle Potato Chips 141g sit in Top Offers at any 2 for $8, a 37% cut, which is $4 a bag or $2.84 per 100g. Covered Bridge Potato Chips are down in Weekly Essentials at any 2 for $6.50, a 38% cut, which is $3.25 a bag. Doritos Tortilla Chips 190g carry the shallowest discount on the whole grocery poster, 21%, at any 2 for $8.45, which is $4.22 a bag. Convert all three to a per-100g price and the ranking inverts: Doritos come out at $2.22 and beat the Kettle chips at $2.84, despite less than half the discount. The Covered Bridge is the one to watch, because Cold Storage sells the 120g and the 170g at the same $3.25. That is $2.71 per 100g if you pick up the small bag and $1.91 if you pick up the large one, which makes the 170g the cheapest chips on the sheet and the small bag worth leaving on the shelf.

Current Promos

Ends 16 Sept
Up to 45% off (Ben & Jerry's 3 for $25)
Cold Storage & CS Fresh (Grocery Selections)

GROCERY SELECTIONS, 10 TO 16 SEPTEMBER 2026, from Cold Storage's own weekly ad. TOP OFFERS: Wairau River Wine Assorted New Zealand 75cl, any 2 for $40, save up to $25.80, was $59.80 to $65.80. Godiva Signature Mini Chocolate Assorted 90g, any 2 for $15, save $4.80, was $19.80, badged EXCLUSIVE. Kettle Potato Chips Assorted 141g, any 2 for $8, save $4.60, was $12.60. WEEKLY ESSENTIALS: Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Assorted 427ml to 473ml, any 3 for $25, save $20.75, was $45.75, which is $8.33 a tub and the deepest cut on the sheet at 45% off. Kit Kat and Reese's Chocolate Snack Size Assorted 9oz to 11.25oz, $11.90, save $5.60, was $17.50. Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers Assorted 187g, any 2 for $7.90, save $3.70, was $11.60. Walker's Shortbread Fingers 150g, 2 for $7.90, save $2.70, was $10.60. Covered Bridge Potato Chips Assorted 120g or 170g, any 2 for $6.50, save $4, was $10.50. Doritos Tortilla Chips Assorted 190g, any 2 for $8.45, save $2.25, was $10.70. Rokeby Protein Milk Smoothie Assorted 425ml, $3.95 each, save $1.10, was $5.05. Arla Block Cheese Assorted 200g, $8.20, save $3.50, was $11.70. CJ Bibigo Pork and Vegetable Gyoza Dumplings 500g, $5.75, save $2.95, was $8.70. EIGHT OF THESE 12 ONLY WORK AS A MULTI-BUY: the wine, the Godiva, the Kettle, the Goldfish, the Walker's, the Covered Bridge, the Doritos and the Ben & Jerry's. Only the Kit Kat and Reese's, the Rokeby, the Arla and the Bibigo move on a single unit. FINE PRINT, printed on the poster: availability of promotions may vary from store to store, while stocks last, no traders allowed, pictures are for illustration purpose only, trimmings and props are not included, exclusion list applies, does not include clearance items, prices shown are correct at time of printing.

Ends 16 Sept
11 produce lines, from 53 cents per 100g
Cold Storage & CS Fresh (Fresh Selections)

FRESH SELECTIONS, 10 TO 16 SEPTEMBER 2026, same window, same stores, and note that this poster publishes NO usual prices, so no discount on it can be checked. TOP OFFERS: ENVY Apple New Zealand, extra large, 5 for $9.95, which is $1.99 an apple. Seedless Grapes Golden Crunch, Sparkle or Midnight Beauty, USA, extra large and air-flown, 700g per punnet, $11.90 a punnet, which is $1.70 per 100g. Driscoll's Jumbo Blueberry 200g per punnet, 2 for $15.80, which is $7.90 a punnet or $3.95 per 100g, badged EXCLUSIVE. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES: Driscoll's Raspberry or Blackberry, China, air-flown, 125g per punnet, any 2 for $10.45, which is $4.18 per 100g and the priciest fruit on the sheet. Zespri Green Kiwi Fruit New Zealand, 5 pieces per punnet, 2 for $10.50, about $1.05 a kiwi. Driscoll's Strawberry, China, extra large and air-flown, 330g per box, $13.45 a box, $4.08 per 100g. Avocado Australia, large and air-flown, 3 for $9.95, $3.32 each. Orri Mandarin Australia, air-flown, 900g per punnet, $5.95, which is 66 cents per 100g and the cheapest fruit here. Idaho Russet Potato USA, 1kg per pack, $5.25. Sweet Corn Malaysia, 2 pieces per pack, 2 packs for $4, about $1 a cob. Fungo Button Mushroom White or Brown, Malaysia, 200g per pack, any 2 for $7.20, which is $3.60 a pack. SEVEN OF THESE 11 ARE MULTI-BUYS. FINE PRINT, printed on the poster: availability of promotions may vary from store to store, while stocks last, no traders allowed, pictures are for illustration purpose only, trimmings and props are not included, exclusion list applies, does not include clearance items, prices shown are correct at time of printing.

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