Greggs sausage rolls or Greggs' sausage rolls?

[carriemumsnet]

as in... we can't decide between a cheese sandwich and a Greggs sausage roll
or
we can't decide between a cheese sandwich and a Greggs' sausage roll

MNHQ need help to solve this pressing dilemma and we knew who would know

Over to you

[notwavingjustironing]

The company is Greggs plc, so surely it should be Greggs without the apostrophe?

[pippibluestocking]

I would say Greggs since it does not belong to Greggs, it is produced by them!

[TigerFeet]

Could it perhaps be Gregg's Sausage Rolls?

[FabioAsGoodAsItGets]

They are Greggs on their website.

So it should be Greggs's.
But it could be Greggs if you're using it as an adjective.
cf I love a Waitrose sausage roll.

[BitOfFun]

Yes, it's like saying a Next cardigan, or a Boden skirt etc. It is not the sausage roll of Greggs.

[Carmenere]

Have they decided to advertise here then? Have they been wondering why there seems to be 7zillion hits on google for mn when they search

[FabioAsGoodAsItGets]

I want a free sample.
Do they also do cakes?

[Carmenere]

I'd imagine that you are familiar with them already Fabio they fill them with cat fud

[FabioAsGoodAsItGets]

lol, allegedly.

[RustyBear]

If you do google for greggs sausage rolls, this discussion is on the first page....

From their website: "The latest addition to our range is Greggs Healthier Options"
No apostrophe.
Presumably they would know....

[RustyBear]

Because of Carmenere's comment - and because I wanted to see whether the company put an apostrophe in.