..the supermarkets in America are amazing, Alex...the only thing is though..(compared to the UK..)..is there is just so much choice, your brain explodes with it all and how many different varieties of everything there is...and the fruit/vegetables etc...just WOW....

Costco is the ultimate though. You guys have Costco in the UK right?

..I'm not sure, actually, Alex...I've heard of them but I've never seen one anywhere...is it somewhere where you buy things in large quantities ...?...mainly I think places like that are used by businesses but individuals might be able to shop there as well...

It's basically a supermarket the size of an airplane hanger.

That's surprising, i thought Carrefour sold literally everything :laugh:

I actually go almost every where..

Iceland and farmfoods to fill my freezers then Asda, Morrisons, Aldi, Lidl and sometimes Tesco for fresh stuff.

Aldi, Morissons, Coop, Spar

harrods

These 2 have a deal on and it only ends up as the normal price from every other store :think:

I'm a vegan and try to only buy organic, fair trade, local products so I always go to Whole Foods when I can, but the nearest one is five hours away :bored: but our local Hannaford's has a massive selection of vegan foods which is very odd for such a small, rural town, but I guess it's just a step into the ~future~

Morrisons

Just wherever is closest to where I live, currently it's Tesco or Aldi. If I'm at home and have the car then I like to go to ASDA.

Usually Tesco since its closest to walk, but Aldi is better value so sometimes there

Yeah we do but no-one uses it for regular food shopping, maybe more for parties or Christmas etc.

Its used more by businesses and trade

Morrisons. I quite like Waitrose and M&S for special treats, but mostly wander around complaining about the ridiculous price of stuff in there and end up paying forty quid for a basketful of nothing.

tesco preferably, quite like asda and m&s too though.