Where do you food shop? (poll + opinions)

[chris79]

Well I think I've finally accepted that M&S has better food than anywhere else, it might be a bit more expensive but I think it's worth the extra... anyone else a fan of their food?

[Sockpuppet]

Nah. We're contractors we all shop at Fortnum & Mason

[Clippy]

Well I think I've finally accepted that M&S has better food than anywhere else, it might be a bit more expensive but I think it's worth the extra... anyone else a fan of their food?

What about Waitrose?

But do agree, M&S have the best food.

[HairyArsedBloke]

I shop at Tesco's and collect clubcard points for the AirMiles.

Once I have spent 30,000 quid with them I'll have enough points to get a fee flight to America or maybe somewhere nice instead.

[realityhack]

Waitrose, mainly. M&S is good, but Waitrose has a wider selection of goods.

[Sockpuppet]

I shop at Tesco's and collect clubcard points for the AirMiles.

Once I have spent 30,000 quid with them I'll have enough points to get a fee flight to America or maybe somewhere nice instead.

Just get a contract at Tesco HQ and "tweak" the system.

[Gonzo]

Waitrose for me too.

[scooterscot]

M&S add too much salt in some products -

If it tastes to good to be true it probably is, this is just not salty food this is M&S food. See you in the cardiac ward.

[bored]

Waitrose as well.

[Bagpuss]

M&S was the first supermarket to ban transfats in their products. Banned in the USA and Denmark, they are in almost everything at ASDA and Tesco, including bread.

trans-fats lead to coronary heart disease, infertility and according to some american studies cancer.

http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/articles...articleId=2145

http://www.foodnavigator.com/Science...rogenated-fats