Skip to content

How Big is Yours ?

Archived

44 replies · 1,237 views

This is an archived legacy thread. Replies are closed, but the discussion is preserved.

Where do you shop and how big is your list ?

My recent list comprised of;

Potatos

Brocolli

Carrotts

Mushrooms

Mixed Peppers

Garlic Clove

Red Onions

Tesco Finest Lasagne

Sirloin Steak

Danish Blue Cheese ( 2 for 1 offer )

Edam

Baked Beans ( label had free draw to win a Car )

Maggi Chilli Sauce

HP Bown Sauce

Mushy Peas - Cross and Blackwells

Bob the Builder PASTA in tomato sauce

Kingsmill Meadium cut bread

Smokey Bacon Crisps x 2

Prawn Cocktail Crisps x 2

Salt and Vinegar Crisps x 2

Tescos owns Tolet Roll ( don't do brand names, you only wipe yer Arse on it )

Aunt Bessies CHIPS

Tescos own PIZZA ( 2 for 1 offer )- galrlic cheese both of em

Bottles of Lemondade

12 Bottles of Stella Artois

1 x Bottle of Jacobs Creek Chardonnay ( 50p off )

Checkout girl was Siobhan, who asked " would you like any help with your packing", to which i replied "No Thanks", whilst thinking " I'd could help you with packing them into that top " Weh Hey

Used my Tesco Club Card and also got 6 Computer for Schools vouchers, oh and put the Lottery on , on my way out.

Where do other Noolers shop? and how big is yours ( list )

Satisfied Customer of Derby

0 likes

Mine is probably as long as yours.

2 adults and 3 kids to feed. Have to go shopping 4 times a week.

:(

0 likes

Well, the only shop you know about in Sweden is Lidl. But I don't shop there

ICA Supermarket is my main place to do the shoppings. Expensive but great food.

We also have Willy's over here. Not sure if they are in the rest of Europe though.

We shop food for c:a €650 every month. Thats like £500 I think.

0 likes

Do they have a Clubcard system where they reward you with points for purchases at Lidl's?

0 likes

Digital Mike wrote: Do they have a Clubcard system where they reward you with points for purchases at Lidl's?

I have no idea. I don't shop there. They only have shit food from Germany!

But at our ICA, I get points, and I pay one bill per month.

0 likes

1  Tin  HEINZ Baked Beans

Times are hard

Morrisons

All i could steal!

0 likes

Digital Mike wrote: How big are ICA stores? How many checkouts?

They are everything from small to very BIG. Depends on were they are located. Biggest chain in Sweden.

0 likes

Yes for a MONTHS holiday in...................

0 likes

it's shameful, but i haven't been grocery shopping since i-don't-know-when. the only food in my house is the food for my cats!

0 likes

Welcome [home] newbie! ;)

0 likes

bLuE oRdEr wrote: Welcome [home] newbie! ;)

why, thank you! so we start all over again with the post count....

0 likes

Check out some of the complaints about it... :evil4:

0 likes

Me hallmates and I just came back from perusing the local 'Tuckys, does that count as shopping?  We flapped our arms and made clucking sounds the whole way home.

0 likes

The supermarket around Boston is called Shaw's and one's across the street from me. It's not hard buying food, but I still don't buy a lot:

Frozen vegetables, milk, yogurt, bananas, tofu, tomato sause, frozen ravioli, spaghetti, cherry Klondike bars, several cans of soup, mac and cheese, rice

0 likes

I do most of my shopping at Trader Joe's and I have a seven-and-a-half inch cock.

Wait - what was the question again?

0 likes

Rian wrote: Well, the only shop you know about in Sweden is Lidl. But I don't shop there

ICA Supermarket is my main place to do the shoppings. Expensive but great food.

We also have Willy's over here. Not sure if they are in the rest of Europe though.

We shop food for c:a €650 every month. Thats like £500 I think.

actually, the only shop we know from Sweden is IKEA :wink:

0 likes

Spotnick wrote:

Rian wrote: Well, the only shop you know about in Sweden is Lidl. But I don't shop there

ICA Supermarket is my main place to do the shoppings. Expensive but great food.

We also have Willy's over here. Not sure if they are in the rest of Europe though.

We shop food for c:a €650 every month. Thats like £500 I think.

actually, the only shop we know from Sweden is IKEA :wink:

They don't sell food. They only serve food. At least in Sweden.

And ICA is owned by a danish company now, if I'm not wrong.

0 likes

Rian wrote:

Spotnick wrote:

Rian wrote: Well, the only shop you know about in Sweden is Lidl. But I don't shop there

ICA Supermarket is my main place to do the shoppings. Expensive but great food.

We also have Willy's over here. Not sure if they are in the rest of Europe though.

We shop food for c:a €650 every month. Thats like £500 I think.

actually, the only shop we know from Sweden is IKEA :wink:

They don't sell food. They only serve food. At least in Sweden.

And ICA is owned by a danish company now, if I'm not wrong.

They do serve swedish foods here... but it's a very small shop in the gigantic do-it-yourself-and-curse-along depot.

0 likes

Meatballs?

0 likes

Rian wrote: Mayas balls?

Shut it!

0 likes

Just popped in Tesco for a Bottle of wine, used number 4 checkout

0 likes

ROCKET MICK wrote:

Rian wrote: Mayas balls?

Tasty!

How the hell you know that? :jawdrop:

0 likes

oh my.....

0 likes

Buy ONE Get One FREE.

0 likes

You're leaving NewOrderOnline

This link goes to an external website we don't operate, which has its own privacy policy and terms.

Destination:
Continue ↗