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treble
31 Jan 10 17:05
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Vile shop!

Could'nt get to Morrisons yesterday, so popped in local asda for the first time about 3 years.

Bought a curry and samosas for tea and some ham for todays lunch.

The chicken in the curry was like eating squash balls, the curry sauce like tomato puree, the samosas were greasier than Wayne Slobs hair and the ham was like wafer thin solidified water.

How anyone can shop there on a weekly basis I dont know.

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By:
DrCash.
When: 31 Jan 10 17:06
Thats what u get when u buy the smart price products
By:
treble
When: 31 Jan 10 17:09
Nothing smartprice. The curry and samosas was off the deli style curry counter.
By:
Prepared
When: 31 Jan 10 17:12
mmmmmmmm squash balls
By:
STUDYFORM
When: 31 Jan 10 17:52
One of the (many) problems with the supermarket chains. They've completely sacrificed quality for profit.

Even the so-called 'best' or 'finest' are just packaged carefully by ex-marketing students to fool people into thinking they're in some way better than other products which are identical.
By:
eyeball
When: 31 Jan 10 17:54
That's what you get for buying ready meals
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 31 Jan 10 17:57
all food items are ready meals. some are more ready than others. il give you that. il give you that sunshine.
By:
twopoundpunter
When: 01 Feb 10 00:19
we have one in this town .....its never taken off ....normally referred to as ASBO or chavsda
By:
JORDI
When: 01 Feb 10 00:21
went in there once ,all dogsh it food,throw most of it out,never again
By:
Dobbo
When: 01 Feb 10 00:24
I know people eat ready meals but cant really believe it.They are **.
By:
danniellasmincepies
When: 01 Feb 10 00:38
why do scousers call it THE Asda
By:
punterfleecer
When: 01 Feb 10 00:39
i understand why the thread starter added the apostrophe to asda since he hadn't been for 3 years
By:
cooperman
When: 01 Feb 10 14:01
So, you saw it, bought it, ate it; and now you want to blame Asda!! ffs.
By:
Bamboo
When: 01 Feb 10 14:09
On a good note i heard that Asda are very good to their staff re.letting them buy shares in the shop or something like that and in return the staff want to see the shop do well and act accordingly.It gives them more incentive.Have a nice day! :-)
By:
ROCKIN HORSE
When: 01 Feb 10 14:15
Not the same ASDA of years ago they have been invaded and cloned by an alien force (Walmart) they are cheap and totally profit orientated quality of any kind is not a factor
By:
ROCKIN HORSE
When: 01 Feb 10 14:15
Sorry delete cheap
By:
backtolay
When: 02 Feb 10 13:18
Asda's own brand stuff is pretty vile, another downside of shopping in Asda is you have to fight to get through all the**my mummy's and their horde of kids.
Morissons is a much more civilised soping experience IMO, mainly pensioners you have to negociate in there.
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 02 Feb 10 13:19
i spose thats one reason to shop at morrisons
By:
tatey flu
When: 02 Feb 10 14:29
am i the only person who calls it asda an not asda's ??????
By:
Coachbuster
When: 02 Feb 10 14:37
whats wrong with Waitrose ? ;)
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 02 Feb 10 14:39
am i the only person who has never been in asda or morrisons in my entire life?
By:
Big Charlie
When: 02 Feb 10 14:39
Yes
By:
speedypro
When: 02 Feb 10 14:42
Waitrose are like wheel clampers. They prey on the unwary people who stray in to their neighborhood. When accosted by till receipt of £25 for a sandwich and a bottle of juice the consumer panicks in exactly the same way as someone looking down the barrel of a private car park release fee of £120. They pay it, and do one, never to return, thankful they didn't get bummed by the guy with the snooker ball in his gob.
By:
cunnybobbler
When: 02 Feb 10 14:44
ive never even seen an asda or morrisons in my entire life. and no, i dont live on pluto.
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