Benny Seagull
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tired of sainsbury's. i want something cheaper......
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Don Quixote
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- Nov 4, 2008
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tesco
Hercules Rockerfeller
New member
Why can't I pick more than one?
champion7
fast and furious
Tesco,most of the time i do it on line saves dealing with wonky trolleys and people who insist on taking the whole family.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Tescos
Cpt. Spavil
Well-known member
- Mar 9, 2008
- 1,071
sainsburys
Sainsbury's although I had the misfortune to find myself in Hollingbury Asda today. I wanted to change my daughters piggy banks up and was told they had a coin machine that would save me shipping bags of coins to the bank.
Never again, it was like a day release centre.
Never again, it was like a day release centre.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Sainsbury's, but Morrisons and ASDA are far better for wet fish.
Cian
Well-known member
Lidl for most stuff, Tesco for the stuff thats inedible or unavailable from Lidl; Sainsburys in Newry about once a month for stuff thats unavailable in either (Irn Bru) and stuff thats cheaper than both (erm, nearly everything non perishable actually).
Adam Virgo's Shirt
I took Adam's shirt off!
Lidl is FAB!
Barnham Seagull
Yapton Actually
Do all my stock cupboard shopping at Aldi, get good meat etc from the butchers.
Their Sparkling Cremant is superb and at at £5.99 is as good as Champagne at 3 to 4 times the price.
They get in some good Bordeuxs at christmas as well.
Their Sparkling Cremant is superb and at at £5.99 is as good as Champagne at 3 to 4 times the price.
They get in some good Bordeuxs at christmas as well.
skipper734
Registered ruffian
Why are they like that? The one at the Marina is like the PX for an immigrants camp.
Barrel of Fun
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I have a local butcher, fishmonger, bakery and grocery. For the bulk produce, I shop at Lidl as my friend (Lidl Land Surveyor) gets me a staff discount.
Barrel of Fun
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skipper734 said:
PX?
skipper734
Registered ruffian
Naafi, Company store, soup kitchen. I was seaching for the appropriate word and not wanting to insult the Naafi organisation used the Yanky term.
BensGrandad
New member
A chef told me that he thought that LIDL veg was the best of the supermarkets I tend to agree with him. Their cleaning staff is rubbish as is most of their packaged groceries like Pasta meals, sauce mixes etc.
Their fizzy drinks unless prop names like Pepsi or Fanta are awful even the grandchildren wont drink them.
Their fresh meat is ok I think and a lot better than Tesco or Asda own branded stuff.
My wife used to use Morrisions but she says it has gradually got a lot dearer than Tesco and the nearest one to us being in Crowborough makes it not viable.
I like Aldi and cant wait for the one in London Road to open but the problem is the reason that they are so cheap is because they stock about 1/4 of the lines of the big four.
Having said that we are going to Morrisons at Seaford later today, it is not a very big Morrisons in comparison to Crowborough or Woking but with our oldies bus pass it is a ride out that costs nothing.
Djmiles
Barndoor Holroyd
Amazed no one has put ASDA yet!
BensGrandad
New member
The problem with Asda at Hollingbury especially, is that you have to shop amongst many chavs feeding their kids on the roast chicken or meat pies and pop as they walk around the shop. Apparently the security can do nothing about it until the people go through the check out as they may take the empty wrappers up to the till and pay for the good their lovely little children have eaten.
jevs
Well-known member
One of my BIGGEST pet hates....along with people reading ALL the f***ing newspapers in the supermarket
Tescos for me but only because it's near. I do a big monthly shop at Asda. My parents swear by Morrisons but you either have to go to Seaford or Crowborough