Where do you do your grocery shopping?

buxtonrabbitgreen

I shop at Sainsburys for the staff discount and the basics range. And somtimes reduced offers for staff only. I also go to Aldi for bread, cheaper and nicer. I also like a lot of thier range. I went this week for some insperation and got a lot of stuff that sainsburys dont have. I also go to the farm shop for veg, sack of potatoes and free range eggs and local milk which is cheaper than anywhere else. Though we do find it a bit difficult to believe that the cows all have names so you know which one your milk has come from.lol. When I see a bargain on here in Morrisons I go there as well. In fact out of the supermarkets Morrisons is my favoucrite and if it wasn't for the staff discount that is where I would do my shopping.

Dramatic_Star

Switch between a lot of them, but mainly Sainsburys. Co-Op for in-between shops as its the only one in the village.

illusio

I do an online monthly shop of tins and packets at Asda (according to mysupermarket.com, it's by far the cheaper for what I buy) and then a weekly shop at the local market for fresh stuff. Along with meal planning/only buying what I need, this has saved us about 25% on our weekly shop, so worth the extra planning effort

ANGEL50_2

Sainsburys, Iceland, Herons, Tesco, Asda, + sometimes Farmfoods + Morrisons.

tessie_bear

i like sainsburys as it is handy

Ems!

Do online shopping at Ocado (wish there was an actual waitrose store near me - up north!!). They price match tesco on branded products and I think their own brand products are great. There are sometimes random odd things that seem extortianate ( eg - I think 2 limes may have cost about £0.80 a while ago!!) , but on the whole I think the price is good, especially where we have a £10, £15, or 10% voucher which they often send!!

Get "bits" from tesco, asda or co op when needed and meat from butcher.

stargirl90

Morrisons because it's nearest, get petrol from there as well because I've found it's always the cheapest option... there's also a Tesco Metro nearby which I pop into occasionally. We have an Aldi as well but I've only been in it 2 or 3 times! I go into Asda about twice a month but it's a half-hour drive so I'll only go if I'm nearby already. xxx

jenniewb

I shop around, depends where the offers are, there are times that waitrose have been cheaper for me!!

I never will shop at Asda again, this is not because I saw a rat (which I did and screamed and the staff told me I must be seeing things !!!) but because an over zelous security guard said I had been shop lifting- which I had not! I was so shocked! he called the police....I was so scared I was shakeing, he had no proof- it turns out "a druggie" (his words) had walked in the same time as me, he thought we were together (I should add here I was very ill with anorexia here) and she had shop lifted, he saiod to the police I was an accomplice.
I also overheard the secirity guard boasting to his mate that he had "£50 in next weeks pay packet" as he got a "double wammy talking to the police now". I was taken to a police station, had to wait in a cell, whilst I cried for hours on end- literally did not stop for hours, and then the police told me I could go home, they had nothing in the security tapes that was incriminating.
I should have taken them to court or something for makeing things up about me, but the whole thing was so scary and this security guard was so scarily money hungry, I have decided instead to never ever ever go into another Asda store again. I am literally too scared- I shop at Tescos down the road from Asda instead.

maxsquared

I shop at Waitrose (my nearest) for everyday shopping, sometimes will go to Sainsburys if Waitrose is shut (why they shut so early at 9 pm?)

We did a online compare between Sainsburys and Waitrose at work, and Waitrose is cheaper in most thing we searched, the major price difference is Sainsburys will sell budget cr*p, but Waitrose won't.