Morrison's - what is better from there than anywhere else?

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We don't have a Morrison's nearby but will pass one on way home from a night away so will do our weekly shop there.
We'll just be getting stuff we need for the week, but then wondered if there is anything you all think is better from Morrison's than anywhere else?

Their childrens' clothes are great - good quality & a bit different to others.

Their korean stuff is Ajumma

@ExsandOhOhOhs and @womaninthedark it was a genuine question, I don't work in retail or marketing.
You are such a cynical lot, has really started to put me off posting on MN

I really like their fresh cream cakes. They do a multiperson chocolate cake filled with fresh cream for about £2 something. Yummy!

Their bakery sausage rolls 😍

The pork and caramelised onion pies with the lattice top from the deli section are amazing.

Their Yorkshire reared beef (every cut) is worth going out of your way for. The butchers department also sells a lot of irregular cuts. Stuff like Denver steak, kidneys, heart, tripe. They also regularly stock turkey meats like escalopes, legs etc. Oh and rose veal.

They stock Longley Farm dairies which is simply the best cottage cheese ever. Thick and creamy, not sour. Lovely. Similarly Longley's yogurts come in a huge range of flavours that others simply don't stock anymore.

Nutmeg clothing is fabulous for kids and they've started on a women's line now too. Certainly the kids stuff is hard wearing and doesn't look cheap iyswim.

The seasonal aisle is usually worth a look.

All that said I don't particularly rate their own brand products. Maybe they've changed from 8 years ago but certainly when we tried them I didn't rate any of it. Cleaning, tinned tomatoes, kitchen roll. If we ever go in for that stuff I end up buying branded.

Tiger bread and baby clothes.

I love the fresh stotties and bread from Morrison's! They egg custards and fruit tarts are really good too !

Pork or ox cheeks, I can't find them in any other supermarket. The croissants are delicious.

If they have the clothing range then the women's harem trousers are great, no baggy crotch and a decent length

I love their doughnuts and steak pies. Their olives are the best too.

Sliced bread, loads better than any branded or other supermarket bread. Meat. Fresh pizza

Longley farm dairy stuff.

If you live in an area where most supermarkets don't have much world food stuff, then their world food section is better than everyone else's. Lots of Polish dairy, kulfi, that sort of thing.

More interesting bits at the butchers section if you don't just want the average chicken thighs, mince etc.

I sometimes stop off on the way home from work just to buy their carrot cake. You get it in the refridgerated cake bit at the bakery. It's the most amazing carrot cake I've ever tasted

Cheese and onion pasties from the counter, chocolate chunk shortbread from the bakery, our local Morrison's has an American food section that sells Reece's sweets and Lucky Charms. Also, if I take the dc out for lunch we often go to Morrison's cafe because they like the sandwiches.

Most of The Best range is really nice and on a par with M&S.

Brittany butter with salt crystals - delicious

The 'fresh ideas' meals that are 2 for £5. They're lovely and ideal for taking to work for lunch

It’s already been mentioned but the chicken pakoras from the fresh deli counter are great, we love them so much at the moment!

Trio of olive tapenade and bucket of Mediterranean olives.

Best chicken pakora from the deli.

Braiding steak to shove in the slow cooker is amazing and well priced.

The green dome cake with custard and fresh cream inside.

Oh and their own brand floor wipes (15 pack - blue packaging) have a new smell

haha! You're right! they give me a sore head I buy the yellow ones now ;-)

Cheesy coleslaw