Returning Cheese to Asda?

Hintza

Wow unbelievable..................(think I'll leave it at that)

societys_child

I'll join you in the

Wow unbelievable............

comment.

I'd hate to think I was buying food that had been taken home, then returned.

Or maybe they throw it away, the op gets their few quid back and we all pay more to cover it, great.

Or is this post a wind-up?

pinkshoes

I'm really horrified that this is even being suggested, let alone a supermarket taking unwanted food back!!

Wht not just switch to the Atkins diet and eat only cheese?

somethingcorporate

Yep, this is crazy.

Just give it away and make someone else happy rather than making prices higher for those of us with a bit of common sense.

A shop would have to be mad to accept dairy back.

sarahg1969

OP - if this was for a party and you knew you weren't going to use it, why didn't you just give it to someone to take home?

s_b

what a cheesy post:rotfl:

somethingcorporate

s_b wrote: »

what a cheesy post:rotfl:

What cheese is made backwards???

The oldies are the best.....

luke0380

All returned no questions asked!

arcon5

I'm certainly gonna think twice when shopping at asda now! I hope they aren't going to put it back out for resale

mttylad

They accept the returns as part of the customer service but the food will not be returned to the shelves, instead it will be wasted/compacted.

Even if it is still edible.