Supermarket branding schemes, which do you prefer?

[Gandahar]

They are clever buggers, trying to take money with both paws, the upper middle class and the low trodden workers!

And that's ignoring the folk going to a German supermarket with a VW labelled trolley...

[davepoth]

The ones one the left aren't exactly mushy, are they?

[Sheets Tabuer]

one on the right.

[Riley Blue]

davepoth said:

The ones one the left aren't exactly mushy, are they?

They're the ones marketed to southerners as 'demi-mush'.

[davepoth]

Riley Blue said:

davepoth said:

The ones one the left aren't exactly mushy, are they?

They're the ones marketed to southerners as 'demi-mush'.

"Pois mâché", please.

Edited by davepoth on Thursday 23 March 23:12

[mybrainhurts]

Gandahar said:

Fascinating subject, keep them coming...

Next up, tomato soup, please...

[KungFuPanda]

Basics look a lot more appetising.

[Hosenbugler]

The one thing Sainsbury's seem to have been good at since January is putting up prices , huge rises in some cases. Most of the instances I know of are home grown produce as well.

I know there have been rises over other outlets as well, but Sainsbury's certainly come across as very expensive.

[mybrainhurts]

Hosenbugler said:

I know there have been rises over other outlets as well, but Sainsbury's certainly come across as very expensive.

That's why I stopped using them, many years ago.

Lord Sainsbury buddying up to Blair didn't help, either...