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i've no idea why anyone shops at iceland, my experience has always been poor and their "own" produce might be cheap but its really low quality

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i've no idea why anyone shops at iceland, my experience has always been poor and their "own" produce might be cheap but its really low quality

Poor Jordan he tries his best

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i've no idea why anyone shops at iceland, my experience has always been poor and their "own" produce might be cheap but its really low quality

ACTUALLY Iceland food is great value.. you often get more food for your money than you would at lidl aldi asda.. which ALSO includes Greggs sausage rolls which I must say are yummy!

It all depends what you buy and what you enjoy! just because it is cheap does not mean it is bad quality just as just as it's expensive doesn't mean it tastes better!

I was a devoted Asda shopper but found over time certain products changed and not for the better.. but asda beans n sausage (smartprice) are far better than asda's never level up version of same item..

I guess many factors can make the shopping experience better/worse.. eg has it snowed for a week and everything is out of stock that you may order.. are the staff nice if you shop in store (I always found shopping in-store busy and overwhelming and never enough tills open) but shopping online at iceland drivers really nice and always polite