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over a year ago
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"Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Why?
I’m a Lidl and Tesco gal myself
Failed answer you own question."
Whoopsies! Because in my previous house we didn’t drive and Lidl and Tesco were on our doorstep. Now that we’ve moved and do drive, we still shop there  |
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"Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Why?
I’m a Lidl and Tesco gal myself "
anywhere I don't restrict myself but rarely use my M&S or waitrose |
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"Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Why?
I’m a Lidl and Tesco gal myself anywhere I don't restrict myself but rarely use my M&S or waitrose "
Every Christmas and on our wedding anniversary my granny gets us £100 M&S vouchers...always makes me feel posh  |
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Asda if I remember to book it online.
Sainsbury's just down the road, along with waitrose and lidl.
Morisons is enroute to taking my daughter to work.
I tend to use all of them, theres 6 of us so food doesnt last long! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Why?
I’m a Lidl and Tesco gal myself anywhere I don't restrict myself but rarely use my M&S or waitrose
Every Christmas and on our wedding anniversary my granny gets us £100 M&S vouchers...always makes me feel posh "
£100 wow very generous  |
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"Where do you do your weekly/monthly food shop? Why?
I’m a Lidl and Tesco gal myself "
Local farm shop for groceries, butcher for meat as it supports local business, fish I get delivered from Grimsby as it's fresh.
Other stuff mainly Asda, Sainsbury's or Aldi, depends which is most convenient at the time |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Because I like mooching around food shopping: Asda, Morrisons, Aldi, Lidl, Farmfoods and Tesco as well as local market and several foreign food stores, visit all at least twice a month. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Morrison's because it's the nearest supermarket I can get everything I want from. There's a Lidl within walking distance but it has limited stock and I don't like its own brand cleaning stuff or toiletries.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I do an asda home delivery as my nearest supermarket is a half hour drive away and I cba to waste half a day shopping for food, also the delivery charge is a lot less than the petrol would cost me and the asda it comes from is almost a 2 hour drive away as that's the nearest one! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Everyone seems to be interested in cheapness, or convenience.
No one seems to be interested in quality, or independent, or specialty shops.
That is pretty sad."
I cant finacially afford independent or speciality shops on minimum or no wage.
I also dont have the time or the physical ability to trapse from shop to shop for different things so i chose a shop that provides 99.9% of what i need in one place and another shop to get milk and bread during the week.
I also grow some veg and fruit myself so i have some local produce thats good quality |
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Mostly Tesco but some things from Aldi too. They are across the road from each other which means we can do both in one shopping trip. I like Aldi gin and tonic and we always buy their soya milk as it’s much cheaper. Hubby likes their orange juice and Cornish butter so we always get it from there too. I don’t like their fruit and veg as it goes off too quick so always get that from Tesco. Hubby likes Tesco rose wine and our cats prefer Tesco food too.
We mostly buy our meat from a local butcher as his prices and quality are amazing |
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