Q&A

Where can I buy a Bunnings sausage sizzle?

Where can I buy a Bunnings sausage sizzle?

You can request to book a sausage sizzle at your local Bunnings store. This will be the store in the same local area your community group, not for profit or charity is based. If you are not sure which Bunnings store is your local, call a store in your area and speak to the Warehouse Activities Organiser.

Does Bunnings still have sausage sizzle everyday?

Sausage sizzles in NSW are temporarily suspended.

Is Bunnings sausage sizzle back on?

The iconic Bunnings sausage sizzle is returning after it was stopped due to the coronavirus pandemic. Bunnings Chief Operating Officer Deb Poole told Ben Fordham they’re returning to NSW and the ACT this month. The BBQ will return to stores in the ACT this weekend and be back on in NSW October 10.

What is a Bunnings sausage sizzle?

A sausage sizzle (also referred to as ‘sausage in bread’ or a sausage sandwich) is a grilled or barbecued food item and community event held in Australia and New Zealand. Fundraising sausage sizzles have become particularly associated with elections in Australia and the hardware chain Bunnings Warehouse.

How much do you make at a Bunnings sausage sizzle?

These figures suggest that, on average, each sausage sizzle raises about $900 after paying for all of the ingredients. However, numerous variables can impact your overall result. Many not-for-profit groups boast of making double or even triple that figure.

How do you hold a Bunnings sausage sizzle?

If you would like to hold a Bunnings Sausage Sizzle, you will need to put your request in writing and address it to the Activity Organiser at your local Bunnings store. We’ve created an application letter that you can download and customise.

What do I need to run a sausage sizzle?

Order and purchase the following:

1. BBQ, gas and gazebo,
2. Sausages, Onions, Sauces, Drinks.
3. Serviettes, Wipes, Rubber gloves.
4. BBQ tools, Disinfectant spray.
5. Signage, banners, flyers, magazines.
6. Staff, Rubbish bags, Eskies.
7. Cash box and float of $100.
8. On-going supply of ice.