To ask for your "closely guarded secret" supermarket buys?

[Qpobb]

I figured it can't hurt to share here (rather than on local Facebook groups!).

Mine are:
Sainsburys: Mini breaded cambemberts (bloody hell they're good!).
Aldi: Torro Loco red wine, and "extra special" cauliflower cheese
M&S: Dulce de leche truffles

All very healthy as you can see....

Lidl "posh crisps" Aberdeen Angus flavour oh myy!

This stuff is fantastic
www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/Product/sainsburys-micellar-water-500ml

Also, I must confess that I am a supermarket whore. I am within a 30 minute walk of Tesco, Sainsburys, M&S, Aldi, Lidl, Iceland, Asda and Waitrose. I have a problem

Morrisons packet crumbed ham I just scoff it out the packet

Actually, Aldi's posh salt and vinegar crisps are amazing. I reckon they're the same as the coop fancy ones which are much more expensive.

Hmm I now want ghd aldi wine....

Any recommendations for white wine? I like a good sauvignon from the taste the difference range at sainsburys but would love a bargain..

I also love eating morrisins ham out of the packet. I find aldi nappies superior. They also do graze knock off snack bags, big ones, for 99p

Ghd wine... Right. So it sounds like I've drank the wine and I haven't even had a whiff. Bloody phone

Since lockdown I've been buying Sainsbury's house box wine it isn't too bad I like the pinot grigio and the Rosê

Sainsbury's prawn toast and veg spring rolls from the chiller.

Yes to Aldi no 4 hand wash. I think it’s pear and freesia but it’s rarely in my Aldi so I settle for No1 lime and basil which is good too. Aldi Choceur chocolate with hazelnuts is divine as is their frozen mash, cauliflower cheese, several wines and Lacura rose face oil.

Aldi Benefit breakfast bars are identical to Alpen and less than half the price, in fact the choc fudge and Jaffa cake flavours are better!
There choc orange rice cake bars are amazing too, diary free and good on the calorie count.

Ooh I've just remembered. The mamia bars are fantastic. Not for me obv, but my toddlers love them and they're about a third of the price of organix or similar.

Aldi amaretto too!

Lots on here I love - if they are your kind of thing the lidl dark choc ginger biscuits...are brilliant

Aldi - thin square flatbread pizza - calabrese salami utterly delicious
Aldi- lemon posset in glass jar

Aldi potato gratin is fab. Also their stuffed portobello mushrooms.

Brilliant thread...

Tesco - Pure filtered milk, ciabatta rolls, Greek yoghurt
Co-op - meatballs to cook, beats all of them, bakery sausage rolls
Lidl - crusty bread rolls, taste like the proper German semelln.
M&S - Cove Cheddar, thin sliced ham (cheapest), it's lovely! Frozen cod fillet nuggets, frozen roast potatoes
Aldi - ketchup
Waitrose - tuna pate, sushi - never fresh fish from there
Morrisons - fresh salmon fillets - best ever fish
Asda - donuts, also fresh fish

Aldi Irish cream I prefer it to Bailey's although it goes off quicker than Bailey's

Aldi - Frozen white chocolate and raspberry roulade
Aldi- Skin on Fries
Aldi - Gluten Free Dark Choc Peanut Bars

Sainsbury’s chorizo (not ready to eat, the one that needs to be cooked); Tesco ham - the prepacked one from the deli section; M&S lime curd buns - they’re amazing!

Aldi do a really good chocolate chunk cookie too - the premium type that you pay a fortune for elsewhere. I also like their cooked meats for work sandwiches, the chicken and stuffing in particular.

Morrisons smooth orange juice is lovely.

Sainsbury's do a beautiful giant couscous and feta salad.

I really miss having an Aldi nearby.

Waitrose taramasalata is very good indeed.

I am pregnant and bloody hungry and this thread is making me drool. I want food. 😭

Lidl’s truffle pasta. They don’t always have it but it is lush - cook, drizzle with some olive oil and sprinkle over some flaked salt. It’s £1.69 a packet and it’s bloody lovely.

I also really rate almost every wine I’ve had from Aldi, and I rate the Toro Loco too. Strangely, Lidl’s wine (with the notable exception of their Prosecco) is the same price point but not very nice IME.

And seconding the mention of Iceland salt and vinegar fish bites up thread. They are delicious.