online food shopping

studentgirl_2

I know that this may have been asked but... are all of the value ranges of the big supermarket available on line or do you need to go to the store to get the full range. I went on to mrs web site and there were not that many of the basics range, could they have discontinued this

nodwah

Hi, I get my online shopping from Asda or Tesco normally, I get codes for free delivery and I buy the smart price/value stuff. I bet the delivery guys reckon I'm a right cheapskate!

marybishop

Not sure about all but there's certainly a good range of value stuff on Mr T's website.

Penelope_Penguin

Hi, there! The last Tesco shop I did, I managed to get the value items I asked for.

I'll move this to Shop but Don't Drop Board where you'll get more replies.

Penny. x

Jack's_Dad

studentgirl wrote: »

I know that this may have been asked but... are all of the value ranges of the big supermarket available on line or do you need to go to the store to get the full range. I went on to mrs web site and there were not that many of the basics range, could they have discontinued this

I always use Mysupermarket.co.uk who show better graphics than the supermarkets themselves and give much more information including a price comparison between Asda, Tesco, Sainsburys and Ocado as you add stuff to your basket, brilliant site

It shows all the special offers, for example Asda "normal" orange juice is £2 for 4x1 litre packs whereas their Smart Price orange juice is 52p per litre. Bernard Matthews sliced chicken breast is something like £2.35 a pack or 2 for £2

Have a look it is a great site and I am only a user and nothing to do with it

Hope to help :cheesy:

mrs_pepperpot_3

i type value ..... what ever and see what comes up and always say no to subs.

Nicifer_noonoo

I can never find the value range of things I want on Tesco's wesbite, but can on mysupermarket.co.uk. If I order through there, I always get them delivered, even though I can never find them on their own website! Most bizarre!