What happened to the price of Tuna

[minestrone]

Do contractors actually go to such places as Tesco and Asda?

If I seen the wife coming up the drive with bags from one of the above I would put the snib on the lock.

[northernladuk]

Have I stumbled on a homeless chav forum by accident ?

Contractors should be buying Porpoise & Swan, not bloody Tuna, unless you're leaving it in the larder for the servants to eat,

He has a new house and a dwindling war chest so Tuna and Sweetcorn baked potatoes it is for the forseeable future.

[NorthWestPerm2Contr]

He has a new house and a dwindling war chest so Tuna and Sweetcorn baked potatoes it is for the forseeable future.

Oh f off you rich t**t

[BoredBloke]

If you have been to the Sainsbury's in Cheadle (with John Lewis) then I doubt you will find a nicer place to shop....

I have been there, but as I say down by the dome during the week it's a bit of a treck to get to a good Sainsbury. I'll stick with the rubbish one down here

[d000hg]

Do contractors actually go to such places as Tesco and Asda?

If I seen the wife coming up the drive with bags from one of the above I would put the snib on the lock.

You prefer the Waitrose Heinze baked beans and Marks & Spencers Guiness then?

[doodab]

You prefer the Waitrose Heinze baked beans and Marks & Spencers Guiness then?

Waitrose own brand bavarian weissbier is excellent, and they do a dunkel as well.

I can't comment on their findus lasagne i'd expect their own brand one is nicer.

[OwlHoot]

So I went shopping at Sainsbury's yesterday - contrary to common belief, they are one of the cheapest - their brand match and quality is the best IMO.

I went to buy some canned tuna (which I have not done for a long while) and I was in complete shock - between £7 and £8 for a multi-pack of 4! It was not so long ago that you could get the same for about £1.

I think a lot more tuna is now being exported to China, and there are over 1,000,000,000 of them compared with one of you.

[northernladuk]

I think a lot more tuna is now being exported to China, and there are over 1,000,000,000 of them compared with one of you.

Sounds like a fair swap.

[Platypus]

You prefer the Waitrose Heinze baked beans and Marks & Spencers Guiness then?

Were the spelling mistakes deliberate?

Personally I prefer Heinz baked beans and Guinness rather than those "own brand" sound-alikes you mention.

[Cliphead]

There's no Waitrose near me although I do make the trip there at least once a month. I have little choice in my area, Tesco is the nearest but I hate the place and there's a Morrison's reasonably close but I can't go there without hitting the cafe for a sausage, egg, beans & chips which is excellent when I feel the urge for stodge.

Morrison's butcher is pretty decent but I tend to use the local village butchers who can provide me with exactly what I want with cuts of meat that I specify, I can phone ahead and it's waiting for me when I get there. Eggs from a local farm and best of all veg from Lidl which is superior to supermarket offerings. I don't care about price I care about quality and service and surprisingly Lidl and Aldi can easily offer quality products, being cheapr is just a bonus.

I don't do processed foods anyway I actually like to cook.

Shopping snobs? Get real and support your local businesses.