Maple syrup.
Will it be with the sugar? Baking aisle? Stuck over with the honey and marmalade? Who the fuck knows???
any others?
Maple syrup.
Will it be with the sugar? Baking aisle? Stuck over with the honey and marmalade? Who the fuck knows???
any others?
Cocktail sticks:
Baking aisle
Booze aisle (cocktails innit)
Cutlery section
With the party hats and banners, near the greetings cards (where else…?)
marmite.
you either love where its located, or hate where its located
Eggs. Always in a random place.
Nakd bars. With the biscuits? With the cereal bars? With the GF/Free From range?
(Or why not all three? Looking at you, Tesco)
Our local big Tesco just moved biscuits, tea and coffee right to the far end, past booze, past frozen food, the last vestige before you get to household products and that. People were fuming. I literally mean fuming. I went in on two separate occasions and got subjected to a rant about it by two separate aging customers. I do not work there.
Sainsburys have lunchbox popcorn next to the snacking fruit AND in the crisp aisle. I suspect they’re not quite sure what popcorn is
Tesco put some of the ‘proper’ protein / health food bars in the pharmacy section.
also, the concept of ‘snacking fruit’
Contact lens solution.
Next to the rubber johnnies. Obvs
Easily the question I’m asked most.
In answer to the OP, coleslaw. Some shops have it with the prepared salad bits, other in the deli aisle.
Nuts. Put them all by the baking stuff don’t sprinkle them around.
Icing sugar
Is it with the sugar? Is it with the baking stuff? Will they have changed their mind about where it should be since the last time you had call to buy some?
Sure, the baking ones, but dried fruit and bigger non baking nuts should be with the fruit. Some big chains have different types for each place. Small bags for baking and bigger bags for eating
Give me an entire nut aisle. It’s all I want.
I’ll have a word with our store planners.
hey m9, i’ve a question about m&s’ lime and mango gum if you don’t mind…?
I have no idea what that is, but ask away
Pork scratchings