ASDA :lovedup: but we could choose any if we wanted, I think we literally have every supermarket in existence except for a waitrose, st helens isn't quite ready for a waitrose yet. :laugh:

yeah, I'm in Winchmore Hill, Brent Cross is 10 mins away in car.

St Helen?
Helen Wood is no saint. :omgno:

:hehe:

I think I've been there. I used to go out to Southgate a lot when I was younger.

my mum goes to waitrose which is 5 mins away but theres this really old pub called the Green Dragon - very famous apparently (BB6 might have heard of it) and there closed it down (loads of petition to keep it open) and its like 1 min walk from me and its being turned into a waitrose, my mum is over the moon lmao.

no but she'd fit in with most of the locals round here tbh :laugh:

yeah, theres the tube there although its quite slow and bad, thank god its under the huge redevelopment plan for the Piccadilly line!

This is winchmore hill:

http://s0.geograph.org.uk/geophotos/...2_ce59c443.jpg

Mix of ASDA, Tesco and The Co-Operative.

I should try Online Shopping sometime. Is it good?

amazing, they pack it perfectly, acado is amazing! If you like Macaroni cheese get Amy's kitchen one, delicious from Ocado.

Tesco about five times out of ten with my mum. The other times she either goes to ASDA, Lidl or Booths. (She uses M&S but it's not a supermarket type of shop in the Wigan one it's just more of a little one where you got to get bits of things rather than do a full shop) I'm usually allowed around a fiver or a tenner each time we go shopping to spend on some things I want (Cereal, crisp etc)

We've never done it ourselves my mum prefers actually going out and looking at the things she's buying etc she's weird like that :joker:

The market, the local butchers, the local farm shop and Asda or Carrefour depending on whether we are in France or England.

Lidl and national markets.

Tesco for real food, B&M for snacks

Tesco.