New York Bagels - pack size reduced

Sayaka

Tesco Finest Farmhouse Multiseed Batch Bread - £1.30 - and that's for a Finest loaf, there are cheaper options.

Bakeries are nice, but unfortunately they are not open in the evening time which is when a lot of people shop.

JJBens

Sayaka wrote: »

Bakeries are nice, but unfortunately they are not open in the evening time which is when a lot of people shop.

Is it really so hard to adjust your shopping habits?

Plus, it is not just bakeries that sell bread. What about local farm shops or even corner shops that stock locally produced baked products.

Sayaka

JJBens wrote: »

Is it really so hard to adjust your shopping habits?

Well, I suppose I could give up my job and move to a city...

stephen77

JJBens wrote: »

£1.70 is cheaper than most supermarkets.

And, for your £1.70 you are getting a fresher product, better service, better value for money and are supporting local business.

thats one very large blanket statement especially on value for money which is highly subjective.

peachyprice

JJBens wrote: »

£1.70 is cheaper than most supermarkets.

And, for your £1.70 you are getting a fresher product, better service, better value for money and are supporting local business.

No, it isn't. The same loaf in a supermarket is £1.20. How is that better value for money?

stephen77

peachyprice wrote: »

No, it isn't. The same loaf in a supermarket is £1.20. How is that better value for money?

It must be much fresher?
oh wait you bought it with the same use by date.

Then its 50p extra for service.

peachyprice

stephen77 wrote: »

It must be much fresher?
oh wait you bought it with the same use by date.

Then its 50p extra for service.

A bargain then

p00hsticks

JJBens wrote: »

JUST BUY THEM FROM YOUR LOCAL BAKERY! Support local business and get fresher product, simples!

I suspect it's a bit late for this in many localities - where I live we have no bakery, butcher or greengrocer within walking distance - just a small co-op supermarket and a local Polish corner shop.

As I don't drive, what you suggest isn't so 'simples' at all !

funkycoldribena

JJBens wrote: »

Supermarkets bosses should be hung up to dry with the bankers. The only way to get the message to them is to STOP USING SUPERMARKETS!!!!!!!!!!!

Yeah Im sure Tescos wont mind me borrowing their trolley while I drag 5 kids round to the butchers,bakers,greengrocers etc,and Im quite partial to fish fingers-do the fishmongers sell them?

JJBens

p00hsticks wrote: »

I suspect it's a bit late for this in many localities - where I live we have no bakery, butcher or greengrocer within walking distance - just a small co-op supermarket and a local Polish corner shop.

As I don't drive, what you suggest isn't so 'simples' at all !

You're trying to find excuses to justify your use of the supermarket.

You have a local Polish corner shop, why can't you shop there?

As for not driving, that isn't a problem. You can catch a bus.

Yeah Im sure Tescos wont mind me borrowing their trolley while I drag 5 kids round to the butchers,bakers,greengrocers etc,and Im quite partial to fish fingers-do the fishmongers sell them?

Why do you need a trolly? Don't take the kids with you or if you must, get them to help you carry the shopping! Not hard!