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  1. #1
    steve m
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    Morrisons or Tesco?

    I've been going to Tesco for years and spending around £85 a week on groceries. For the past few months I've been going to Morrisons and spending about £65-£70 on the same stuff. Tesco can stick their Clubcard - I'm staying with Morrisons. Where do you shop?

  2. #2
    emma j
    Guest
    Tesco have been a bloody nightmare for us using their home delivery service. Finally after all manner of cock ups including having bbc's watchdog to get us our refund for items they sent twice, now we've ditched them and are NEVER going back. Thank god for Morrisons, they're far better and I hope they do a delivery service soon, nothing beats their fresh bakery.

  3. #3
    sam h
    Guest
    Waitrose
    It's not as expensive as everyone makes out, and their special offers are amazing.
    I've hit a stage where I think life is too short..quality means a lot these days. And I feed my family of four for about £80 per week, including alcohol.

  4. #4
    newgran
    Guest
    Morrisons,

  5. #5
    im an er
    Guest
    dont shop------do everythink on line

  6. #6
    Scarlett
    Guest
    Tesco's.

  7. #7
    Emmarose
    Guest
    I loathe Tesco, but love Morrisons, even though I have to travel an extra 10 miles, it's worth it.

  8. #8
    Cat Queen
    Guest
    Asda, cheaper than Tescos or Morrisons - Shhh I work for Morrisons!

  9. #9
    rebecca s
    Guest
    im with you on this one i think tesco are getting really expensive i went to morrisons this week and filled a trolly for £50 i usually go to tesco and for £50 come back with about 10 items if you compare prices morrisons are definatly cheaper the only downfall is morrisons dont sell alot of what tesco sell so i end up in tesco anyway

  10. #10
    doodle_bug
    Guest
    i tend not to stick to any one shop when i do my shopping i like tescos but also morrisons cause it is nearer... i do shop in asda but i don't buy fruit there cause it is usually rubbish... and i don't have any loyalty cards with any off them


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