#25

regarding condiments, vinegar and soy sauce are fine but they’re both just basic stuff so can’t really go wrong

#27

you say that but I’m eating Lidl bread at the moment that’s totally fine…for 35p!!!

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#28

yeah cola is bad, wouldn’t trust own brand pop other than lemonade

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#29

I like big bread personally

#30

Own brand lager is usually highly questionable
M&S do an ok one

#31

what’s a good bread? I don’t know if I really like any bread

#32

And you cannot lie

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#34

coffee though, makes no difference

#35

Own brand ice cream is usually not great

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#36

Morrison’s bakery stuff EMBARRASSES Gregg’s for quality. But it’s a dice roll for what they’ll have at any given time. Covid seems to have put them off doing any of the vegan stuff, which is a shame. I used to go in after 8pm when it’s all reduced and buy like 2 big fat pasties or pies for about 50p, they’re a full meal each and you can keep and reheat them like 4 days later and they’re still good.

Bloody love Morrisons

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#37

The Tesco equivalent of the one I usually buy is worse generally but also better for freezing. Score draw?

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#38

Sainsbury’s crunchy nut cornflakes but not Tesco’s

#39

just can’t see that cereal will be any different since it’s just cardboard with sugar on it

#40

I know someone who makes the Morrison’s bakery stuff. A proud Cornishman.

#41

ONCE AGAIN Morrisons comes into its own. Just the regular ass Morrisons sliced comes in multiseed, soya and linseed, and pumpkin seed varieties. It’s a pound for a massive loaf and it’s way better than any branded bread, even posh ones.

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#42

They’re my personal hero

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#43

where are you going to find a Morrisons though? They’re rarer than Waitrose!

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#46

There’s one right behind my house, and another one a 5 minute walk down the canal.

I think they’re only in the north tho

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#47

Morrisons cookies are really good too compared to the other places

#48

Hairspray