Reason behind Sydney business owner’s huge Woolies spree

A Sydney man wiped a shelf clean of one particular chocolate at Woolies, leaving TikTok viewers shocked after he shared a clip of his huge haul.

A Sydney man left viewers stunned when he shared a video of his massive chocolate haul to social media — but there’s a reason behind his shopping spree.

Posting to TikTok, the Woolies shopper revealed how he spent more than $1,000 on just one type of chocolate from the retail store.

The clip, which has been viewed more than shows him loading boxes full of Kinder Bueno bars into two trolleys with the text over the video saying, “No more Bueno at Woolies,” and a laughing emoji.

A Sydney man shocked TikTok viewers after she shared a clip loading boxes of one particular type of chocolate into two Woolies trolleys. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

It then shows a shot of the total bill at the cash register, setting him back a whopping $1,093.

He also added that he bought up all the Kinder Buenos at a nearby Coles in Hurstville.

However, while one would assume the man has one very sweet tooth, he explained the reason for his chocolate spree was nothing of the sort.

The video has amassed more than 380,000 viewers, with many wondering the reason behind his act. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

The Sydney man, who runs a food truck business Calvin Crepes, explained that he stocked up on Kinder Buenos due to supply issues amid the pandemic. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

The business owner, who runs Calvin Crepes from a food truck in Sydney, explained he was left with no other choice but to stock up on the chocolate due to supply issues amid the pandemic.

“No stock cause of Covid at the moment,” he told viewers who asked the reason behind his big spend.

Some TikTokers suggested he try wholesalers, but the owner responded: “Not in this Covid age.”

The total came to $1,093. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

The food truck is popular for its selection of crepes, waffles and milkshakes using chocolates including Nutella, Mars Bars, Toblerone and, of course, Kinder Buenos.

Many were left blown away by the crepe-maker’s clip, attracting hundreds of comments since it was shared just three days ago.

The food truck is popular for its selection of crepes, waffles and milkshakes. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

It uses a variety of chocolates including Nutella, Mars Bars, Toblerone and Kinder Buenos. Picture: TikTok/calvinscrepes

“Wow omg you guys spent a lot. I’m coming now!!!” one viewer wrote.

“No way you spent a grand,” a second person said, while a third joked, “That’s where they went.”

One person asked the business owner if he makes “that revenue back”, to which he responded, “nope”, with a thumbs down emoji.

Others were keen to visit the food truck and help support small business during these tough times.

“I screenshot your address for the next time I am in Sydney, I’m from NZ,” one woman wrote.