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Reply 40

Ziggy Stardust

juno_the

Tesco, because they do fish fingers

Everywhere does Fish Fingers.

Reply 41

Mean Mr. Mustard

juno_the

Tesco, because they do fish fingers

dont pretty much everywhere do fish fingers?

Reply 42

Ziggy Stardust

Babyshambles

dont pretty much everywhere do fish fingers?

My sentiments exactly Sir.. :biggrin:

Reply 43

Juno

afireinside©

Everywhere does Fish Fingers.

Not gluten free ones :mad:

Reply 44

Ziggy Stardust

juno_the

Not gluten free ones :mad:

Ah, it's all out in the open now then isn't it!

Reply 45

Chicken

Morrisons, its brilliantly cheap, and still nice stuff. Plus, the bus stops right outside the entrance, so its dead handy.

If one of my housemates is driving, we often go to the out of town Tesco's, as its still good value and the food is good (and you avoid having to go to through the city centre to get to Morrisons).

Reply 46

danni_bella

Well where I live in Australia it would be more like:

Coles vs Woolworths/Safeway!

I say coles, my housemates usually shop there, plus my little sister works there atm. Coles also has a couple of one-ups, with the whole 'Flybuys' scheme :cool:

Reply 47

danni_bella

I'm offended, there should've been an option for 'don't live in the UK' :biggrin:

Just jks, I know most people on here do live there :smile:

Reply 48

trev

I would choose sainsburys

Reply 49

Sarky

Mad Vlad

Asda dont have BOGOF or special offers. :cool:

Oh yes they do :smile:

Reply 50

Fluffy

None of those.

I shop in Marks and Spencer*.

* in my dreams!

Reply 51

Sarky

Fluffy

None of those.

I shop in Waitrose.

Oooo get you! :p:

Reply 52

Fluffy

Sarky

Oooo get you! :p:

What's wrong with that?

Waitrose are infinitely better than the others mentioned. They actually sell fresh food - you can do a weekly shop and know that meat dated for 7 days time will actually last 7 days! Unlike Tesco and Sainsburys where by day 3 of 7 stuff is usually beginning to minge the big one!

Also if you use delivery services, Tesco and Sainsburys ALWAYS send you short dated products, without fail. I lost count of the number of times I had to phone them to point out that there's no way I could east 5 meals within the next 24 hours! Waitrose don't do this.

They might seem to be a little bit more expensive, but in real terms they're a lot cheaper...

Reply 53

Sarky

Fluffy

In real terms for me, Waitrose is expensive. I don't doubt the food quality is better, to an extent you get what you pay for. But i can't afford it, simple as that.

It wasn't meant to be serious, the smiley indicated i was joking.

Reply 54

AT82

I would shop at Morrisons, Tesco and ASDA. I currently shop at Quality Save, Morssons/Safeway as they are both in walking distance to me. My nearest ASDA is in Hulme so is far too walk. My nearest Tesco is Stretford so again to far to walk. I do often to go to Tesco Metro in the city centre though.

I also shop at the Unicorn grocery so I can conform to be a hippy trendy. (a localy ownded supermarket that sells organic stuff)

Reply 55

Sanna.M

morrisions- my mums obseesed with morrisions coz the things there are sooo cheaper comparing to other supermarkets!

Reply 56

roff

Waitrose is quite good

Reply 57

dogtanian

I said Tesco, simply because I never go to Tesco. I get bored easily...

Though I'd have to stop off at Morrisons to stock up on Tex Mex chicken. Food of the Gods.

Reply 58

Clearing and Applications Advisor

I LOATHE Tescos....nasty nasty shop - too full of stuff and in every single one near me the acoustics are terrible....I spend the time shopping having to shout to be heard and shouting makes me angry so I end up stressed. The extra couple of pence it costs in sainsburys is well worth it for my sanity....plus I've found that the stuff I tend to buy tends to be more expensive in tescos than sainsburys (Orangina 2l bottle - 30p difference!!!!!!).

I get the bulk of my food from these bods though: http://www.abel-cole.co.uk I'll get home this evening to a box of free range organic mince (minced in a mincer not in some weird factory) that will be meat coloured and not luminous red, some free range organic pork chops whic taste fantastic, organic bread cooked in a wood fired oven and that doesn't go mouldy after a few days, eggs, milk and cheese that taste amazing, and a bunch of lovely veges/fruit that I don't have to peel to remove the pesticides :biggrin: