Is it just me hates supermarkets?

Having seen a recent programme on Aldi, I wouldn't buy my veg from them.  Each to his own but Tesco suits us fine.  

 I don't like tesco for many reasons , bought bananas and tomatoes once from Aldi  never again 

Ridiculous situation, I agree.  I went to Tesco for years, then moved to Sainsbury's which I prefer, but each to their own.  Our Sainsbury's has a much better selection of British produce, even local: eggs from the village up the road, fruit from Kent, English tomatoes, to name but a few.

I just go with whoever is handing out the sweeties - (vouchers to anyone else)

We used Tesco for many years but I thought that they have got a bit expensive so we now use Sainsburys as I think that their products are of a high quality at a reasonable price also their own brand pizzas are first class they are prepared fresh while you wait very good.

It was only a couple of years ago Tesco bragged about local products to save transport,so we had local chicken from Essex,only flaw in the system was it had been packed in Scotland

Oh and Sainsbury's own brand French baguettes are great

I just go with whoever is handing out the sweeties - (vouchers to anyone else)

Write your comments here...Had to laugh yesterday. We arrived at a till to find the lady in front had gone off whilst being served by the cashier. He explained that she had a £5 voucher but only if she spent £40. Her bill had come to £28.02 so she came back with £12.02 worth of booze she admitted she didn't need just so she could get her £5 off. Lol.

There is an Asda about 4 miles away on the edge of town. But I hate big shops with shelves or even pallets stacked high. So we go the other way along the road and a 7 mile drive brings to  Booths. Small enough to have a personal touch (where the staff remember you and what you buy), but big enough to stock everything we need. Foodwise - no clothes or toys etc. 

The food is as local as possible (veg from over the border in Yorkshire and Lancashire, meat from nearer). 

Perhaps some things are cheaper in the big 4(?) supermarkets, but they're not for me.

There is an Asda about 4 miles away on the edge of town. But I hate big shops with shelves or even pallets stacked high. So we go the other way along the road and a 7 mile drive brings to  Booths. Small enough to have a personal touch (where the staff remember you and what you buy), but big enough to stock everything we need. Foodwise - no clothes or toys etc. 

The food is as local as possible (veg from over the border in Yorkshire and Lancashire, meat from nearer). 

Perhaps some things are cheaper in the big 4(?) supermarkets, but they're not for me.

...Goldie  has the Booths at Keswick  recovered