Favourite buys from certain supermarkets - light hearted

[MadameDD]

I do a weekly food shop usually at Sainsburys because it's near, but if I go to the larger Tescos there are certain products I can't get in Sainsburys anymore that I buy there which are:-

Blueberry breakfast bars - my mum likes them and so do I so I buy some to give to her when I see her.
Sunpat reduced sugar peanut butter
Tescos own hair serum £1
Tescos own sea minerals shower gel
Tescos finest ciabatta bloomer artisan loaf - the Sainsburys version isn't the same..
DD loves Foxes Party Rings in Strawberry and Banana which I've only found in Tescos!
DD also likes their own brand Potato Waffles - forget the usual brand - Tescos only will do!
and DH and I love the Strong Roots Kale and Quinoa and Beetroot and bean Burgers which I can only otherwise find in Waitrose!
Jacobs Cracker Crisps - sea salt and vinegar and thai sweet chilli - I could love on those!

Waitrose - it's as above - Strong Roots burgers.
Reel Fish tuna - the kind to tuna tuna
Aloe Vera toothpaste
all kinds of nice shower gels and bath stuff like Korres etc and often on special offer.

Is there anything special you can only get from a certain supermarket?

Sainsburys cookies, only place I can find biscuits that don't contain palm oil and even then the ones with chocolate are out of the question.

Morrisons white sliced bread, the only one that isn't like polystyrene tiles or foam sheeting.

Would have said Lidl for chocolate but the one (palm oil free) that I liked seems to have undergone a recipe change and is beginning to taste like crap and the nuts are hard like gravel. (It is the one in the purple wrapper, fruit & nut). Used to be really nice, thin I will be giving that up now.

Tesco
Strawberry milkshake flavour malties cereal.

Asda
Angel Delight mint chocolate
Cadbury double decker ice cream
Unicorn ice cream
Limited edition jammy doughnut fab lollies
Love heart lollies
Blueberry muffin flavoured milk
Muller Corner American diner inspired
Oykos apple cinnamon

Morrison’s
Beetroot crisps

Tesco
Salted caramel chocolate rice cakes

Sainsburys bakery multiseeded loaf. Delicious. I miss it when we buy other bread.

Waitrose does a really nice chicken satay ready meal www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/waitrose-asian-chicken-in-satay-sauce/795291-405502-405503 and Thai sticky rice www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/waitrose-asian-thai-sticky-rice/791939-426016-426017

Light hearted?

I don't understand.

EverybodysTalkingAtMe - Don't know why I put light hearted - saw this on another thread - I meant not serious as buy a chicken from Tesco to feed the five thousand etc

Seconding Tesco hair serum, another thread put me onto it a year or so ago and it really is great. Little pink bottle, lasts for ages.

I love Tesco Finest sweet chilli crinkle crisps. They're garlicky and delicious, smell like Thai food.

I always buy from the Tesco Polish section 7days Garlic Bake Rolls and E Wedel Krowka. Bagel chips and soft gooey fudge, respectively.

Lidl
Low fat Greek style natural yogurt
Black Forest ham
Ritter Sport chocolate
Alesto soft prunes
Floralys pocket pack tissues

Waitrose
Apple, raspberry & rhubarb juice

M&S
Indian curries
Melting middle chocolate puddings
All fruit & veg. Expensive, but the best in any supermarket.

Sainsbury’s
Wienhenstephaner beer.

Sainsbury's or Morrison's - Yorkshire tea biscuit brew.

M&S hot cross buns and cheese scones. Oh and their tea.

Waitrose chilli smoked houmous

Iceland red shrimp and dd and dh will
only eat their chicken nuggets

I have several!
Waitrose
Own brand skips
Fig and sandalwood hand wash
Mild salsa
Posh breadsticks
Pickled onions in sherry vinegar
Balsamic pearls

Tesco
Own brand sugar free 7up
Apple squash
Raw Grated beetroot (haven’t seen this for a while though)

Asda
Own brand ketchup (better than Heinz!)
Smart price mustard (quite mild, I prefer it to Coleman’s)

Home Bargains
Salt and vinegar rice thins crackers
White vinegar cleaning spray
Thick Aluminium foil
Zippy sandwich bags

Aldi
Jelly beans
Sugar free sherbet colas

Nobody’s mentioned Iceland! It’s the only place where you can buy mini Vienettas on sticks (just 30p each)! It’s also the only shop which stocks a lot of the Gregg’s bakery products.

Sainsbury’s cotton candy grapes
Sainsbury’s Tandoori chicken pizza

I drive to Aldi to buy tiffin, and to Lidl to buy pastries, they are opposite directions. Mostly I shop in Morrison's