asda? sainsburys? tesco? coop? waitrose? other..

[Petershaw1984]

which supermarket do you use for your big shop.?

we use tesco or sainsburys and pop into the coop for impulse purchases.

[Niamh.]

Dunnes Stores

[Ammi]

..that's a very personal question there Peter...

[King Gizzard]

alternate between asda tesco and morrisons

don't have a Waitrose or Sainburys here, and Co-Ops are too small

[armand.kay]

My mums started shopping in costco lately

[AnnieK]

Asda or Tesco and Aldi (cheapest and most long lasting veg and their meat is cheaper)

[King Gizzard]

A cheeky lidl appearance is good every now and then

[arista]

which supermarket do you use for your big shop.?

we use tesco or sainsburys and pop into the coop for impulse purchases.

Aldi and Lidl should be Before you get Tesco
on your heading.


both now have Ex-Tesco customers

[arista]

Dunnes Stores


http://www.thesquare.ie/images/uploads/Dunnes_Stores.jpg

[Amy Jade]

My mum shops at M&S because its just around the corner but buys bulky stuff from Asda because I get discount on it.

[arista]

My mum shops at M&S because its just around the corner but buys bulky stuff from Asda because I get discount on it.



Yes M&S Food Stores are good.

AsdaWalmart offer better value

Morrisons offer great Deals in smaller sizes.

Aldi and Lidl sell so much more Exclusives

[King Gizzard]

http://i.imgur.com/VjFzrQu.jpg

[Kazanne]

Waitrose mainly and sometimes co-op.

[MTVN]

Aldi is great, their stuff is normally half as cheap and tastes just as good, only problem is that the tills there are a very stressful experience

[Marcus.]

Morrison and iceland

[thesheriff443]

anywhere i can get it it.

[Josy]

Asda, Aldi, Tesco and Co-op.

[InOne]

Asda, Morrisons, Tesco. Lidl if I'm feeling giddy.

[Jake.]

Asda mainly, with a bit of Tesco/Morrisons now and again

[Legend killer]

Steal from Poundland crew checking in

[Shaun]

If I had my way it would be ASDA but there isn't one in Bath :( it's either the massive Sainsburys or the massive co-op... they're about the same on costs, so, yeah, those two.

[Benjamin]

Waitrose/M & S/Tesco

[Kizzy]

Leeds market for fruit and veg, meat from morrybobs and cleaning/ toiletries poundshop

[MTVN]

Waitrose/M & S/Tesco

Ohhh get you

[Drew.]

which supermarket do you use for your big shop.?

we use tesco or sainsburys and pop into the coop for impulse purchases.

exactly the same :worship:

Tescos chicken ceasar salad wraps :lovedup:

[arista]

http://i.imgur.com/VjFzrQu.jpg



No Nat
Their Value Range Burgers
with Horse meat
lost Tesco Millions,
They are no longer trusted.

[Sticks]

Newcastle's Grainger Market and Tescos

(Sometimes a Sainsburys Express near the central station)

[Niamh.]

http://www.thesquare.ie/images/uploads/Dunnes_Stores.jpg

:love:

[Vanessa]

:love:

I've never heard of these stores, Niamh. But i go to Asda most of the time.

[Niamh.]

I've never heard of these stores, Niamh. But i go to Asda most of the time.

They're Irish Vanessa, I don't think you have any in England

[hijaxers]

which supermarket do you use for your big shop.?

we use tesco or sainsburys and pop into the coop for impulse purchases.

Anywhere that isn't Tesco I hate Tesco with a vengeance !

[Livia]

Morrisons mostly. Waitrose for something special... but I tend to just wander round being outraged at how much they charge for stuff.

[Jessica.]

Aldi is great, their stuff is normally half as cheap and tastes just as good, only problem is that the tills there are a very stressful experience

I agree 100%, last week I forgot which pocket I had my money in and I was trying to put stuff in a bag at the same time as paying and it was so stressful and there was a big line of people waiting to use the checkout too and they kept staring at me. :bawling:


Anyway to answer the original question, my shopping usually comes from Tesco or Aldi.

[AnnieK]

They're Irish Vanessa, I don't think you have any in England

We have a Dunnes in Salford. But it's clothes and home furnishings rather than food I think.

[InOne]

Morrisons mostly. Waitrose for something special... but I tend to just wander round being outraged at how much they charge for stuff.

Keepin' it Yorkshire with Morrisons. I like it!

[Niamh.]

We have a Dunnes in Salford. But it's clothes and home furnishings rather than food I think.

Oh do you? cool :love:

[Livia]

Keepin' it Yorkshire with Morrisons. I like it!

I thought Morrisons was Scottish. I could be wrong...

[Jesus.]

Sainsburys home deliveries when I need to stock up, but I have a butchers, fruit and veg shop, and a Waitrose in the village.

[AnnieK]

I thought Morrisons was Scottish. I could be wrong...

No, it's HO is in definitely in Yorkshire, Bradford I think.

[Livia]

No, it's HO is in definitely in Yorkshire, Bradford I think.

Oh really? Thanks Annie. I've always imagined that it was a Scottish company... I don't know why.

[arista]

Morrisons
sell so good stuff
they suffer due to not being online - delivery etc.
But are still Unlike the others - I like that

[sooty]

We have 24-hour open Tesco, small Sainsbury and "M&S Simply Food" beside a petrol station. For special occasions, I would go to Waitrose in Barnet.

I go to a Poundshop for stuff like they do not mind about quality too much (like plastic container etc.)
I try to buy fruits and vegetables from a market - they are credibly good value.

[InOne]

Oh really? Thanks Annie. I've always imagined that it was a Scottish company... I don't know why.

See, you're Yorkshire lass at heart and you didn't even realise it.

[Kizzy]

we have a dunnes too, but it's just clothes and homewares.