What Is The Best Uk Supermarket?

[roadman]

Tescos lol not even joking i have been to them all trust me tesco wins on almost every instance lidl bakery is very good though

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-58549651

[roadman]

we have to agree Tesco is best for the meal deal if you know you know kind of thing coop meal deal is next in line for best

[-SharonA-]

Aldi for me. My branch has a good selection of products. The only thing I wish it had was a bakery. Come on Aldi!!! Get baking.

[pastafreak]

It depends on what I want. I get a fair amount at lidls/Aldi. They both do nice chocolate, excellent non bio laundry liquid, continental meat and cheeses, good value fish.
I then go to both Sainsbury's (never any issues with them) and M and S...I like their 3 for 7 deli items, cheeses and veg that I might not find elsewhere.
I only have access to a Tesco metro...they are my last choice, and rarely have anything I want or need.

[Barsel]

One of my daughters shops at Booths which is her nearest shop. It's very nice, but expensive.
Another daughter lives near a Co-op and gets really good bargains there at the end of the day.

[Spicerack]

M&S have the tastiest birds.
Apparently, you need a University Degree to apply for any job there. (unless someone was pulling my leg)

[grumpy01]

Lidl sometimes looks like it’s been ransacked by kids.

[pat2604]

Pasta I can't do without my 70% Lidls Chocolate. OH Always buy a stack of bars for me.

[roadman]

thats because they aint just birds theyre MnS birds hahah

[bednobs]

i dont know as i rarely go to some of them (for example i dont have a morrisons or asda or iceland anywhere near me)
i shop in tesco because it's round the corner. I used to be like lottie, and only shop in waitrose because it was a manageable size (otherwise we were limited to whatever was near the door!)

[Spicerack]

;-)

[grumpy01]

Also went to local Lidl the other day and had to point out to a member of staff that none of the Hovis bread they had put out had no Best before date on any loaf,thought that would have been picked up when it was worked.

[pastafreak]

Lofty...I get 85% from Aldi, I panic when I get to the last bar.

[Mamyalynne]

I have an online delivery pass for Tesco, so it's economical to shop there.

I'd love an hour wandering round Booths now and then but it's a bit of a drive from me.

[pat2604]

Never have tried M&S poultry Spicerack. Chickens and turkeys with university degrees?

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[pixie374]

We do online, apg.

[burlyshirley]

Asda do cans of their own brand strawberry daquiri (my favourite cocktail) and I absolutely love them ...

[pat2604]

Pixie. Can't you phone up customer services. I had that problem with Morrisons and they sorted it out.

[pixie374]

Yes, lottie, I probably should. Sheer laziness and ease, means I have just used asda or sainsbury ever since.

[pixie374]

They literally have lost thousands from us, just by an awkward website...

[davebro]

I use a small(ish) Aldi for most things - super quick - I can be in and out in 15 minutes. Morrisons for stuff Aldi don't stock. Hate big supermarkets - you need a map to find anything!