Which supermarket - Aldi, Waitrose, Sainsbobs or Tesco?

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Have just moved to a new town and have these four options - I used to shop at Aldi but I can't get everything from there so wondering if I should make the switch.

Opinions on which is the best? Or a mix?

Yes I used Sainsbobs as it's one of 'those phrases' 😁

I do the bulk of my shopping in Aldi’s, then top up occasionally from Morrison’s or Sainsbury’s. Best of both worlds, and much cheaper than doing all my shopping in just Sainsbury’s

Sainsbobs? 😩

Aldi and Waitrose here! Hate Sainsbury's and Tescos

Never heard Sainsbobs in my life {confused} maybe I've led a sheltered life.
It's really up to you. They're all much of a muchness.

Tesco for a big grocery shop, Sainsburys for a top up (mainly because they have the best bakery counter)

Waitrose
Sains
Tesco

In that order for me.

my face didn't work

That being said, it’s good to mix it up a bit - otherwise you can end up buying the same stuff all the time!

Sainsburys for a full shop. Aldi for a cheap one. Waitrose for certain bits. Tesco if I have to.

Sainsbo for main shop, Waitrose for treats. Can’t be arsed with Aldi.

Morrisons all the way! Use Iceland food warehouse sometimes and get some nice bits from M&S.

Which is the most convenient for you to get to? That's your answer. They all sell food.

ASDA
Morrison's
Sainsbury's

In that order.

Aldi weekly except once a month Sainsbury’s/ Tesco to top up with things Aldi don’t sell.

Aldi every week. Tesco every so often for the increasingly rare bits we can't get in Aldi. Sainsbury's would do instead of Tesco if the local branch is bigger or had better "world foods" sections, as that's what we tend to be going for. Asda as a last resort in times of national crisis only.

Waitrose for food.
Sainsbury for household products (kitchen towel, bleach etc )

Mix of Sainsbos and Waitrose

I shop at Sainsbury’s for my main shop. I’m in a part of Scotland that still doesn’t have a Waitrose near me so I’ve never shopped there. I was in Durham last week though and nipped into one for sandwiches on the way home thinking they would be awsome due to the MN obsession with Waitrose but they were pretty shit, even by pre packed sandwich standards. Should’ve went to the M&S across the road.

I have access to all those plus Morrisons, M&S and Lidl (and a co-op and iceland)

My view is Sainsburys for regular shop.

I often get vouchers for Waitrose but honestly I struggle to use them as ours is not a big store and being honest even trying to treat yourself with ready meals is a no go as some of their stuff is bland and tasteless. There are a lot of things I like but the vouchers are usually a minimum spend of £100 and I cant buy booze when using them (in Scotland and can't be used due to the minimum alcohol price thing).

I go to M&S for treats and really can't be gassed with aldi and Lidl.

I'm miles from Waitrose but I do trundle along maybe every 4 weeks.
Sainsbury is my go-to
Tesco once in a while
Rarely go to The Asda

Aldi and Lidl only if the Aisle of Crap has something on offer or DH needs razorblades

If I could afford to, I'd give up my whole life here and move to be beside a Booths though.

Try those you don't normally use and see what products you like from them - then you can vary it according to what you need.

Try them all and decide for yourself? They all have some good shops and some shit ones depending where you are, so I’m not sure how anyone online can advise?🤷🏻‍♀️

I'm a big fan of the Aldi/Waitrose combo