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Have to admit, you're a better WUM than most
At least you're funny
If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0 -
the only drawback is that there is only Morissons and Aldi, while I would like Asda and Lidl
Aldi has worst quality in contrast to Lidl
And Morissons doesn't have so much variety as Asda
I hate Tesco and ofcourse Waitrose and M&S are ridiculously expensive
that's the only drawback
any opinions?
:icotbaske:iloveyou::kisses:0 -
I couldn't possibly advise buying in an area that doesn't have an Asda.0
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technically it has, but it's 8 min by car
I am more worried by the lack of Lidl0 -
not convenient
they force you to spend £25
and it costs £1
if you order 200 times in a year is a whopping £200!
plus you don't see what you get
you don't take advantage of offers
you forget what you want to buy if you don't visit it0 -
not convenient
they force you to spend £25
and it costs £1
if you order 200 times in a year is a whopping £200!
plus you don't see what you get
you don't take advantage of offers
you forget what you want to buy if you don't visit it
I think you need to pop over to the food and groceries board. I would teach you the basics of shopping but they are much more helpful over there.
If you need to order shopping 200 times a year you so desperately need help. Go on, go ask them If women are birds and freedom is flight are trapped women Dodos?0 -
You're in luck, then... Grays ... while I would like ...Lidl
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.510525,0.283891,3a,75y,270h,90t/data=!3m4!1e1!3m2!1sPtJG2HW_cWLZGabN9G4_zw!2e0!6m1!1e1Aldi has worst quality in contrast to Lidl
It's a bit more complicated than that. Aldi is more "British" in its products, and Lidl is more continental.0 -
South Ockendon is very far from Grays, it doesn't worth the fuel and time
Aldi has very low stock maintenance and everything I tried so far is absolutely garbage, from chicken, tomatoes, to rubbish bags and shower gel0 -
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