Where do you do (most of) your food shopping?

[IconicKitty]

I currently get a delivery from Tesco every week, but with the minimum online spend increasing to £50 from £40, and the value of Clubcard rewards decreasing, I may reconsider.

I live near Lidl and get the odd bits, but find the fresh produce poor and not a lot of choice for vegetarians.

Waitrose and Marks food hall but that is because I pretty much buy dinner nightly and drive past the food hall on may way home from work. When I go they often have discounted food so organic salmon for example date up that day or less healthy but Friday maybe a half price curry box thing.

I shop at Sainsbury's as it's my nearest supermarket and the Nectar points pay for my Christmas food 😋.

Ocado, and M&S for top ups. Don’t find them much more expensive than anywhere else these days as it’s $$$ everywhere now

ocado + veg box delivered

Tesco…with some Lidl/Aldi thrown in.

Main shop at Tescos and bits and bobs from M&S, B&M, Home Bargains and Sainsbury's.

Waitrose

Big shop Lidl but then M&S or Asda for the (few) bits I can't get in Lidl- mostly herbs and spices.

Lidl, Aldi, and Iceland/Food warehouse

Butchers for meat and eggs, greengrocers for most fruit and veg, Tesco for everything else.

Ocado

visit Sains about once a month but never do a full shop there

Live 5 miles from any supermarkets

Morrisons are fab. Started using them for delivery in lockdown and so impressed with quality of stuff.

Not the most exciting range though so go to M&S and aldi too.

I do quite a bit at tesco just cos there's a big one locally.

Mainly Aldi but will top up with M&S 3 for £10 deals.