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17 Apr 15
12:41
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And I will never set foot in one again.
It's cheap because it's sh** simple as.
It's cheap because it's sh** simple as.
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You'd know all about simple.
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I would rather starve than be seen there
Its where chavs go |
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It is absolutely correct that even you two have the right to be sheared by the big supermarkets.
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tbh tescos and sainsburys are just as bad.
i avoid. rather pay more for better quality. |
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the quality of food and drink in tesco is incredibly poor
morrisons much better imo |
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Money Tree cost me thousands!! 17 Apr 15 12:41
And I will never set foot in one again. It's cheap because it's sh** simple as. So what food stuffs did you try ? |
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Agree about tesco quality. It's appalling
Fruit is dreadful, own brand chicken is dreadful. Tried a tescos finest pizza, tasted like a kwik save no frills one ffs |
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my god tescos fresh pizza is appalling its like trying to chew cardboard
one of the nicest supermarket pizzas ive tried is asda pep me up really good value for money http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shopping/findproducts.aspx?query=asda+pep+me+up+stonebaked+pizza+519g&store=asda |
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Tesco sell the lowest quality food by a mile
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lidl........the food the germans wont eat.....nap
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Hmm. I'd say Tesco fruit is good. Maybe it depends where you are -- and even who works there as sometimes supermarket fruit looks like it was unloaded from a great height.
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I did a full shop meat veg tins drinks.
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pezant food for pezants
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Don't venture in Kenny no matter what people here say about it or big it up.
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morisons certainly best for fruit and veg
oh and their pakora.... hmmmmmm nice |
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I don't know why you can't all just be a bit more positive with threads of this kind. Instead of going to places where they sell **** food (in your opinion), just go somewhere that you like. But stop f**king moaning about it!
 Instead of saying 'this is crap' or 'their bread is rubbish' why not just say something like "Aldi do some nice steaks" or "So-and-so's pizzas are delicious". Nobody wants to know what you moan about. They might be interested checking out some of your favourites, though. You seem to want to moan about everything. Politicians, The BBC, Immigrants, Ethnics minority groups, Jockeys, The Royal family, the Police, Traffic, Women, the weather, TV presenters...every f **king thing on Earth. Especially in East f**king London! Now, let's start again... It's been a lovely day today. I had a super day's betting and treated myself to a delicious curry/steak/piece of fish/nut cutlet/Greek salad (delete as applicable) from ...... (insert choice of vendor). See? It's not difficult and you might just spread a ,little light in place of the gloom and doom.  |
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And you can f**k off with your group hugs!!
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Naydams been in the happy pills.
I'm merely saving peeps the trouble of indigestion from poor food :-) |
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South African seedless sable grapes are delicious and in season. I bought two 400 gram packs in my local Aldi for £1-39 each yesterday.
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Naydam has obviously tickled his amygdala. Well done. More of you lot on here should try it.
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In response to Naydam's request, In my view Lidl are very good when it comes to:
Bread rolls and pastries. Roasted almonds. Island mix dried fruit. Blueberries. Hummous with lemon and coriander. Orange Juice. Tomatoes. Potatoes. |
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Thank you, Pokermonster. I shall place my order forthwith. Do they deliver on Sundays?
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http://www.irish-folk-songs.com/the-lidl-song-lyrics.html
The Irish love liddilialldi |
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In response to Naydam and Pokermonster, In my view Lidl is very good when it comes to:
Roasted Pistachio nuts Aubergines Duck Breast (or was that Aldi I forget) Olive oil Chocolate bars are cheap and much nicer than the equivilent in usual supermarket Dishwasher tablets apparently came top of Which? magazine's survey (again, it could be Aldi as I get them confused) |
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Agree with Pokermonster, their tomatoes are much nicer and cheaper than elsewhere.
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To clarify, Lidl is used by men who enjoy good food and hardware bargains.
Tesco caters for dippy women who like a good natter next to the frozen pizza cabinet. |
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wine is good value so ive been told
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Yes. Alcoholics know that Lidl is the place to go.
Tesco is for winos. |
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thank you
, mind you,you might have a point |
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Yes terry, wine is excellent there. Picked up a Chardonnay called Cimarosa a week or so ago, one of the best I've tried in ages,
and at 3.99 a bottle it was a steal. Trouble is, whenever I pop into Lidl for milk or bread or something, I come out with a hammer drill or a ladder! |
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Tea bags
Beetroot Inflatable Kayak Frozen Strawberries |
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T&C and also **** |
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johnizere - BF didn't appreciate my abbreviation.
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Lidl's bakery is superb.
crumpets, not from the in-house bakery are excellent. milk 98p for 10 litres ... though I might have got that wrong |
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thanks john,i will defo check the wine out,also im told their "pringles" are better than the real thing and 80p, better than waitrose £ 2.48
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Terry/John - some of their wine are very good value, particularly if you do a bit of extra research (International Wine Challenge etc) to get additional opinions. By the way Cimarosa is simply Lidl in house brand name (a bit like Tesco's Simply range). The "Chardonnay" (actually part Chardonnay and part Colombard) John mentions is passable but too sweet and thin for me, but some of the reds from the range are not at all bad. But again do some research, there are some horrors!!
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