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I cannot believe that Lidl are basing their selections on what customers actually want, more what they make a high margin on and may entice people to buying more regularly with an initial discount. Not sure that it actually attracts more customers to their stores.
I agree with Rosa. The selections lately are more of what I would call indulgence items.....and the discount is not great either. I consider loo rolls to be essential items but better and cheaper available elsewhere. Weekend offers used to be everyday items, bacon, butter, cereals etc. I shop in Lidl far less than I used to.
I tend to avoid toilet roll with the words "Soft", "Aloe Vera", "Quilted" and so forth in the description. Shea butter sounds horrific. I would imagine it could get somewhat greasy.
I tend to avoid toilet roll with the words "Soft", "Aloe Vera", "Quilted" and so forth in the description. Shea butter sounds horrific. I would imagine it could get somewhat greasy.
I bought some the last time it was on offer. As far as I can tell it's as dry as any other slightly quilted 3-ply toilet paper. I have it for the use of guests (when they are allowed back) but prefer thinner paper and a sponge for my own use.
