Where do you buy your groceries?

lazeedaisy · 31-05-2015 07:36PM

Never buy meat in Tesco, have butchers and fishmongers for that,

31-05-2015 07:38PM

Tesco 'cause it's the only one within walking distance of my house.

Cold War Kid · 31-05-2015 07:43PM

First I buy a Lidl, then I buy Aldi rest.

aglending · 31-05-2015 07:46PM

I shop in Aldi. Would love to shop in my local Supervalu but it's way too expensive.

tipparetops · 31-05-2015 07:47PM

Aldi is very good.
they have the right mix of quality and price.
they are unbeatable for me.

tipparetops · 31-05-2015 07:48PM

Aldi is very good.
they have the right mix of quality and price.
they are unbeatable for me.

SMJSF · 31-05-2015 07:51PM

Tesco. I know where everything is, I can check the price of my food list online, know how much I'm going to spend and away I go!

Autosport · 31-05-2015 07:53PM

Mainly Tesco but do pick up a few bits in Aldi and Supervalu

awec · 31-05-2015 07:54PM

Aldi. Know where everything is so can write the list out in order of where ill find things and so the shopping can be done in 15 minutes.

Also it's cheap. Shopping for 2 usually between 30 and 50 quid a week depending on what you have to buy (meat and cleaning products tend to bump the price).

Bret Hart · 31-05-2015 07:54PM

Dunnes Stores.Always better value.

r93kaey5p2izun · 31-05-2015 07:55PM

Supervalu because it's within walking distance and I like the quality and selection. If I was feeding a family I'd certainly make a greater effort to shop around on price but I don't see it as worth the hassle for the amount I'm spending on myself each week.

31-05-2015 07:57PM

A mix of everything really! English Market in Cork (few minutes down the road), Tesco, Dunnes, Lidl. Dunnes is the nearest, so we tend to go there most frequently.

31-05-2015 08:02PM

Supervalu have so much handy stuff I mostly go there. The butchers are lovely, they have loads of cool stuff like nut butters, LF milk, quest bars.
They're a little pricey but so handy and they have most everything ...
We go to lidl sometimes. If there was one closer I'd go more often

Greentopia · 31-05-2015 08:17PM

Try to avoid Tesco but dammit they do have a few things I can't find elsewhere.

Shop in Supervalu mainly-love their fresh breads, good quality fresh fruit and veg and that they support a lot of Irish producers. Good customer service.

Aldi I like sometimes too.

the groutch · 31-05-2015 08:23PM

I would seriously be worried about someone's health if they were doing the majority of their shopping in Dealz.

NIMAN · 31-05-2015 08:28PM

A mix of SuperValu, Tesco, M&S, Aldi, Lidl.

Niemoj · 31-05-2015 08:28PM

ALbrecht DIscount!

Poor Uncle Tom · 31-05-2015 08:32PM

Darrers and the L&N

31-05-2015 08:34PM

fruit and veg and other common things like pasta in ALDI

Household cleaning stuff and fresh breads, milk etc in tesco

Jan Laco · 31-05-2015 08:35PM

I usually shop in Lidl, but occasionally go to Tesco as they have better products for home baking.

catallus · 31-05-2015 08:36PM

Mix of Dunnes and Centra.

wretcheddomain · 31-05-2015 08:38PM

Dev Alahan's Corner Shop

lulu1 · 31-05-2015 08:39PM

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Get most of it in Aldi, try to avoid SV like the plague if I can, the cashiers in SV drive me nuts chatting to the people in front about babbies and school and don't care if they hold everyone else up.

Bet my life you have no kids

Foltar · 31-05-2015 08:41PM

Im surprised SuperValu has been voted so low.

jester77 · 31-05-2015 08:46PM

Rewe & Edeka would be where I do most.

Sir Osis of Liver. · 31-05-2015 08:48PM

I like the ALDI own brand wine,Vin Diesel.

Herb Powell · 31-05-2015 08:49PM

Mr_Muffin wrote: »

Aldi is the cheapest i find so i go there.

I usually get my spuds and other veg from country fields - they just grow there naturally so i fill up a few sacks every week.

Eh, no they do not, that's called stealing

jester77 wrote: »

Rewe & Edeka would be where I do most.

I find Edeka really expensive for most things. Kaufland ftw.

For Forks Sake · 31-05-2015 08:57PM

the groutch wrote: »

I would seriously be worried about someone's health if they were doing the majority of their shopping in Dealz.

What, you mean it's not possible to survive on 24-packs of Chickatees and short-dated cans of Irn Bru?

cloud493 · 31-05-2015 08:58PM

Sainsburys, marks and spencers, and dunnes. I go up the north and get a good months shopping up there (I have a 20% discount card for marks and spencer UK) then for fresh stuff like bread dunnes.

The Dogs Bollix · 31-05-2015 09:01PM

Do people buy their groceries in dealz? As in a full grocery shop?

I live beside a SuperValu so I shop there out of laziness instead of going anywhere else.

Where do you buy your groceries?

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