not me, i have bought a few extra tins of chilli and curry and corned beef and meat paste but thats about it. The TL has stockpiled tins mainly. but we both have not stockpiled milk, bread, dog food etc. as we dont have the freezer space

Because the TL was due to be away for 5 weeks in Asia in June she had already bought dog food online for that duration for her mutts prior

and in a specific thread about panic buying, i dont think posting about panic buying is "bragging" You sound pressed because you have missed the boat?

I rang daughter in law to make sure she stocked up on food for Bobby.
They were at the pet shop within the hour😂
I really don’t think they have a clue when it comes to shopping.

Again with the snipy emoji.. your reaction to the news from your friend was 'it's pathetic', without even a thought as to why the shopper might be buying the goods that's not an opinion... it's a judgement.

When we see eggs again, it will be like bananas after the war :laugh:

we will be frying, scrambling, poaching, omelettes :drool:

that said I bought two packs of 12 3 weeks ago so I still have some in my fridge :hee:

So? I can't have an opinion on this ridiculous bulk buying by inconsiderate people without you commenting on ME instead?

Bore off.

We have loads of farm shops around here sell them by the tray.
Not sure if we could eat 30 eggs before the went off.

Not at all I have a few staples as I've stated in threads prior, but as I said to kaz earlier today it seems to be the people who are or have stockpiled who are now complaining of panic buying. Is it a case of ' im alright jack'?

I'm replying to your comment as you replied to mine Marsh. . That's how a forum works.
Post patronising smilies and rude comments if you want, I will still have my say thank you.

:laugh: I just hope we can get pet food Smudgie, otherwise they will be eating our stuff (that's if we can get any):laugh:

i managed to get some scotch eggs so it wasn't an entire failure :laugh:

there is a distinction between doing a few extra shops to fill up your cupboards and fighting in the aisles for bog roll or buying 20 loaves in 2 trolleys in one go

below is panic buying

I didn't stockpile I bought two extra packets of pasta, tea and stuff rather than the one extra that I would normally buy, I haven't got 20 pks to pasta stashed :nono: and I haven't bought anything extra since I did that 3 weeks ago, just shopping normally minus the pasta and eggs and TR

I think a lot of the shortages are down to people buying things they wouldn't normally buy, like paracetomol, most people would only buy it when they needed it, now they are laying it in just in case

That's not responding to my opinion, it's baiting.
Not sure who you think you are but go away.

:joker::joker::joker:

The panic buying is more worrying than the virus now.

It's really getting on my nerves now. :fist:

:laugh: crème eggs will have to do now

And mine. Really selfish.

thing is most people have limited storage so it will die down

You justify tin city under your bed if you want, fact is you have your goods and are now mocking people who are buying in themselves. Smacks of hypocrisy.

It's so stressful to go food shopping now. I used to love it, but now it's just too much D:

I did say that because ive noticed in every response to me there is a patronising emoji. I though if I pointed it out you might stop. But no.

Our tins under the bed have been built up over the last 5 weeks or so, not once have we shopped with more than one trolley - that isnt panic buying that is preparing

you need to understand the distinction.

Calm down cherie I haven't accused you of anything.

Yes, there is something to be said for preparedness however, once you fall ill that's not the time to be trawling round possibly infecting others. It's sensible.

I'm in a large M&S food store and it's like walking into a shop from the beforetimes! :think: Shelves stocked full of everything (except pasta and toilet roll). But fresh meat & veg coming out your ears in here.