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Morrisons vs ASDA

GoodNewmover
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Morrisons vs ASDA. How good are they according to you? Is ASDA cheaper that Morrisons or they other way around. I find that M have quite alot of cheaper products than A everytime I go there. What about quality...
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Morrisons vs ASDA 79 votes
Morrisons
46%
37 votes
ASDA
35%
28 votes
Neither
10%
8 votes
I don't have a clue
7%
6 votes
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I voted neither, because for one supermarket to be cheaper than another, all the items sold by that shop would have to be cheaper.
A better question would have been "Is asda cheaper for the things you buy"0 -
ASDA maybe cheap but in my experience the quality is far lower. Unfortunately they're the only remaining supermarket in my area which is still 24 hour.0
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we have to trek another 10 mins to the nearest Morrisons but their fresh stuff to me is better and works out cheaper ont he essentials0
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Asda is cheaper for what I buy and much better quality than Morrisons.
I tried meat in Morrisons and it was the most substandard meat I have ever bought.
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I find Asda generally cheaper but find that Morrisons tend to have better weekly special offers.
For quality generally I find they are both quite similar, but I do prefer the Morrisons fish counter though.No trees were killed to send this message, but a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced. - Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson)0 -
I find Asda cheaper on single items. but when it comes to offers such as bogof's etc, then Morrisons is better. Personally I don't buy meat at the supermarket as I find them all to be substandard in comparison to a butchers. I have a great wee butchers nearby that does great offers so it tends to be cheaper than the supermarket anyway. Overall best to do a bit of shopping at both to get the best overall deals - if you have both near you that is.0
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Morrisons, all the way! :beer: I find Asda has some very good deals, but the quality is dire. Morrisons has good quality and good prices, for the most part.marlasinger0
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For the specific things I buy then Asda is miles cheaper. I wouldn't dream of buying meat, fish or fruit and veg there though. I buy from local butchers, fishmongers and greengrocers so as others have said I can only comment on the things I buy not those that I pay no heed to whatsoever0
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I prefer Morrisons out of the two on quality and price, although the Asda near me is much bigger so has the advantage of clothes and a bigger variety of food. I can't stand the people who shop in my local Asda though, but that's maybe the area I live in..0
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I can't shop in Morrisons, its too yellow!"You've been reading SOS when it's just your clock reading 5:05 "0
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