Wm Morrison Supermarkets is cutting the price on 4,000 products as grocers step up the battle to attract shoppers hit by the economic downturn.
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
[good news week] hope the recession continues
We have a Morrisons just down from us. There's an ASDA too so I'm going down there on my bike to check them out:
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Price wars will soon be fought by militias.
ReplyDeleteMy parents have always said Morrisons are the best, so with that announcement things can only get better!
ReplyDeleteTesco and me don't see eye to eye...
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Morrisons are better for freshness and quality, all nicely presented. Asda is cheaper. I find the difference in both similar to shopping for clothes at Marks and Sparks as opposed to a Jumble Sale.
ReplyDeleteI go to both shops - get my fresh stuff at Morrisons and anything in a tin or a packet from Asda and I save money by doing this.
We shop at Tescos but I find them over priced and useless. We do not have a Morrissons or Asda in our area but I wish we did.
ReplyDeleteOur choices are Tescos or Sainsburys.
The frozen lamb at Iceland is very good value. Aldi is good for leeks, peppers, shortbread, crisps and olive oil. That's much of your dietary needs covered.
ReplyDeleteI like Sainsbury's in my home town because it's always quiet in there (not many shoppers).
ReplyDeleteIt's a good think from my point of view but not from Sainsbury's I presume!
I've no idea why, but the milk at the Co-op is easily the best. Well worth another couple of p.
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ReplyDeleteProbably better pasteurisation processes.
Pardon me - I was talking shop.
That was fascinating. We have all of those within a range but you need a car for Tescos.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to check Morrison's out a bit more.
James,
ReplyDeleteIf you want a good cheap steak hang around the meat display in the last half hour of business.
SelectTheBeef.
A ha.
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