supermarket own brand stuff....

[lifetime fan]

Tried their lamb and red currant burgers from the deli counter?

[lifetime fan]

An ex's cousin was senior wine buyer for Waitrose, lucky cunt.

[mattyq]

Tried their lamb and red currant burgers from the deli counter?

No, I'll give them a go

Yesterday I went in to get some milk and they were selling off sausages...12 for £1,48

Exciting times

[Elite]

Nooo! I love Booths. It might be what tempts me back to England

It's up it's own arse. Makes me laugh that the staff have to call everyone sir and madame, even little scrotes who nip in for a can of pop.

[lifetime fan]

No, I'll give them a go

Yesterday I went in to get some milk and they were selling off sausages...12 for £1,48

Exciting times

Don't have a Waitrose near us now but used to have a staff discount card and the lamb burgers were incredible.

[Tony Moanero]

Sainsbury's shortbread petticoat tails. A bargain at 60p.

[Strontium]

Iceland seeded rolls. Four for £1. Very highly recommended.

[Bjornebye]

Waitrose is lovely. Them mini scallops they do are epic

[magicrat]

Waitrose is lovely. Them mini scallops they do are epic

 

There are

 

At the other end of the spectrum swerve Lidl's fake weetabix.

Do not be fooled by the enormous size of the box , the biscuits explode into dust the moment you try and extract one. They are made from fresh air and desiccated hedge clippings . On the positive side I noticed that they are now stocking horse blankets which saves you that extra trip to the local Equine suppliers. Strangely very few of the clientele looked as though they might be shopping for a horse blanket      

[Nelly-Szoboszlai]

I do like the old M&S, to be fair.

 

Their New York Deli sandwich/breaded chicken steaks/sparkling Florida orange/toffee meringues are boss.

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

You're a fucking posh spaz if you don't eat tesco-own-brand gruel exclusively etc

[Duncan Clench]

Asda's kitchen roll and bog roll are good, but they're not much cheaper than the brands these days. I've been trying out many and various own brand items recently and I think they're the only things I've stuck with aside from packs of cheesy balls and the odd pizza.

 

I like Asda. They're fruit and veg is definitely more tasty than Sainsbury's or Tesco and it's cheaper. I've heard Aldi's is even better but there's not one around where I live. They need to work on the layout of their stores though. Fucking hell.

[Tony Moanero]

Marks and Spencer's Richly Fruited Teacakes are boss.

 

Their Jaffa Cakes are nice, too.

[Tony Moanero]

Asda's kitchen roll and bog roll are good, but they're not much cheaper than the brands these days. I've been trying out many and various own brand items recently and I think they're the only things I've stuck with aside from packs of cheesy balls and the odd pizza.

 

I like Asda. They're fruit and veg is definitely more tasty than Sainsbury's or Tesco and it's cheaper. I've heard Aldi's is even better but there's not one around where I live. They need to work on the layout of their stores though. Fucking hell.

Asda "create your own" pizzas are vile. The bases are are like a baked 1970's polystyrene ceiling tile. The toppings are cheap and nasty and they use cheddar. Cheddar on a pizza! It's meant to be mozzarella, you thick, cheapskate cunts.

[Mook]

There's nothing quite like spending £1 on two tubs of Asda tiramisu & then ramming them both up my arse.

 

Then again, I am a bit of a culture vulture.

[Tony Moanero]

Proper homemade tiramisu is lovely, supermarket versions not so much, though I haven't tried all of them. That said, Marks and Spencer's one is quite nice, as is their key lime pie.

 

Can anyone recommend a good quality shop bought tiramisu?

[Karl_b]

Proper homemade tiramisu is lovely, supermarket versions not so much, though I haven't tried all of them. That said, Marks and Spencer's one is quite nice, as is their key lime pie.

 

Can anyone recommend a good quality shop bought tiramisu?

I've heard the M&S one is quite nice.

[Guest]

I've heard the M&S one is quite nice.

 

Especially when rammed up one's bottom.

[Champ]

I live round the corner from one...it's boss

Top tip, Heston's Marmalade on toast ice cream. Just discovered it today. It works!

[TheBitch]

It's good for highlighting price drops in alcohol, mainly spirits

 

Now we're talking.

[The Golden Eel]

Now we're talking.

 

Funnily enough, I got one the other day - Jim Beam £13 in Tesco.  I was in there last night and had a gander, turned out they also had the apple version at £13 and not only that, but it came in a box with a fairly decent glass too.  Job done

[Strontium]

Very pleasantly surprised by Aldi's Vive Diet Cola. It's actually quite okay. A far cry from the days of Rola Cola and Panda.

[VladimirIlyich]

3 hours ago, Strontium Dog said:

Very pleasantly surprised by Aldi's Vive Diet Cola. It's actually quite okay. A far cry from the days of Rola Cola and Panda.

Panda Cola was alright actually and so was that Virgin Cola they sold for a while. Rola Cola, I cant even imagine how that tasted!

[Trumo]

4 hours ago, Strontium Dog said:

Very pleasantly surprised by Aldi's Vive Diet Cola. It's actually quite okay. A far cry from the days of Rola Cola and Panda.

 

Got something called VX Cola from there recently, 42p for a 2-litre bottle and it's not vastly different to Pepsi Max.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Something in Aldi and Lidls cola gives me horrendous headaches