where do you do your weekly food shop?!

[Abigailly]

I tend to go to a local farm shop for seasonal fruit and veg. Then head to the butchers for meat and then Sainsburys for everything else. I do, roughly, one big shop a month. And then pop to the butchers etc every couple of days.

 

[orange-sox]

Aldi for a big shop which is in the next town over (although they're jut finishing building an aldi about a mile from our street right now) and then morrisons in our town for in between shops. Asda for clothes sometimes.

Like some previous posters I'm rally disappointed with what I get for my money in most of the "big" supermarket. For instance last night I went to aldi and got a full trolley of food, drinks and cleaning products for £31 all much better quality than in the big supermarkets too I find.

Before we started shopping in aldi regularly I'd hazard a guess that we spent in the region of about £400 -500 a month on food, drinks, toiletries and cleaning products for the two of us, whereas in this last month we've spent £200 on food, drinks, toiletries and cleaning products. It's a win win really!

 

[wishuwerehere]

Tesco, Sainsburys or waitrose. I like Asda but I can't get to grips with their online shopping at all

 

[chelseaharvey]

Tescos or Sainsburys here

 

[kazzzzy]

Tescos, Aldi & Lidl, most of my shopping is done in from Tescos with a few bits from Aldi/Lidl - mostly their fruit & veg.

 

[JaeSung]

I shop once a month. Aldi's. They have good food. Really good prices. And they're right behind my apt complex.

 

[EmziixBo0o]

Right payday I'm going to do my first aldi shop!, I hope it's as good as I think it will be

 

[lunawaffles]

Publix is buy one get one free on certain items and it changes every week! Sadly they're only in the US, and only certain Eastern-side states :\

 

[RachA]

I do my weekly shop in Waitrose. I would say that i spend around £60-70 a week and then i pick up odd bits as and when i need them from the Sainsburys Local on my walk home from school.
My OH is convinced that Waitrose costs loads more than the other supermarkets but i find that it doesn't. I recently had to do a weekly shop in Sainsburys and one in Tesco the following week and both times i spent more than i usually do and had less food!

 

[RachA]

Aldi for a big shop which is in the next town over (although they're jut finishing building an aldi about a mile from our street right now) and then morrisons in our town for in between shops. Asda for clothes sometimes.

Like some previous posters I'm rally disappointed with what I get for my money in most of the "big" supermarket. For instance last night I went to aldi and got a full trolley of food, drinks and cleaning products for £31 all much better quality than in the big supermarkets too I find.

Before we started shopping in aldi regularly I'd hazard a guess that we spent in the region of about £400 -500 a month on food, drinks, toiletries and cleaning products for the two of us, whereas in this last month we've spent £200 on food, drinks, toiletries and cleaning products. It's a win win really!

Unless it's different than it used to be i would struggle to get the organic food than i buy from Aldi - i always buy organic milk and several other things. If it wasn't for that i would be tempted by Aldi.

 

[babycrazy1706]

I shop around. I like asda and aldi, tesco I go to for their value nappies (£1.41 for 20! And never leaked!) I tend to stick with asda for baby stuff like wipes/fruit pots (£1 for organix and hipp) etc and pop into iceland for bits like milk, bread etc as its next to my work. Their prices are great. Xx

 

[lau86]

I get nice bits of meat or fish from m&s and then the rest from asda. A huge m&s has opened near us and I've been completely sucked in.... I love their stuff though

 

[Logan's Mum]

We have an ASDA and Morrisons near us and shop in Morrisons. ASDA's store layout baffles me, and their fruit and veg never last as long as Morrisons. Morrisons is always a laugh, theres usually someone being caught shoplifting meat in their trousers or something, apparently a woman was caught putting fish in her pants

 

[sue_88]

Depends what I am fancying really. I live by myself so don't need to consider anyone else (just yet!)

If I am having a "I deserve to be spoiled" week I will go to M&S and spend about £80 for the week, or normal regular shops are at Sainsburys and I'd usually spend about £25 a week with £5-10 top ups in between.

It used to be upwards of £40/50 per week with champagne & wine purchases which I've obviously not needed!