[Misc] Which part of the supermarket do you NEVER visit

[MrSnuggles]

The part of the supermarket that might be attached to Selhurst!

 

[marcos3263]

With the advent of tablet purchases and delivery, haven't been to a supermarket for a couple of years now.

Long may it continue.

Dale Winton is still working! I hadn't heard about him for years but a quick wikipedia search says that he has the odd show or two. he is the epitome of a man stealing a living. Pleasant but utterly normal - I could imagine him working in a supermarket let alone hosting a TV show about one.

 

[beorhthelm]

with the layout of supermarkets nowadays, its practically impossible to not visit an aisle except maybe the pet food if dedicated. its almost as if they want you to wander up and down every aisle.

 

[MrSnuggles]

The part of the supermarket that might be attached to Selhurst!

 

[Not Andy Naylor]

Mostly the clothes, except George at Asda, which should be horrible but just occasionally isn't.

 

[KZNSeagull]

Never visited the stock room or the manager's office.

You are not missing anything.

 

[vegster]

As I wandered the aisles of Tesco last night, it dawned on me that I NEVER visit the tinned fruit section. I don't think I've ever had tinned fruit in my house, although it was always there at my Mum's. It probably still is...

Am I missing much? Is it worth swinging past next week to take a look?

Which bit do you give the swerve to?

Tinned fruit is usually bang alongside the canned puddings and Condensed Milk section.... for Condensed Milk is an essential component of my Millionaires Shortbread. Pet food is my dead zone, plus the Quorn section.

 

[melias shoes]

Never look at clothes in a supermarket. Tend to give the make up a swerve too.

 

[pearl]

Never look at clothes in a supermarket. Tend to give the make up a swerve too.

I didn't know supermarkets stocked make-up .... you Shirley know more about it than me

 

[melias shoes]

I didn't know supermarkets stocked make-up .... you Shirley know more about it than me

 

[banjo]

Pet food and nappies.

 

[Weststander]

Alcohol section.

I'm not big on home boozing, but do love drinking lagers and G&T in pubs or restaurants.

 

[Badger]

The "Organic" section. AKA the "Pay twice as much for exactly the same thing" section.

 

[Barham's tash]

In my tesco there’s a halal counter. Tend not to frequent it.

Also the strange seasonal aisle. A Mecca for the unwashed.


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[perseus]

That's my childhood right there. Tinned peaches (in syrup, not fruit juice), pears, pineapple rings, mandarin segments and even strawberries.

I wonder if this was priming me for a life of cider drinking?

Tinned Grapefruit, Rhubarb, Mandarin Oranges beats the real fruit. Pineapple is passable. Apple ain't bad.

The rest is either poor or inedible. Avoids at all costs; Fruit Salad, Peaches, Prunes, Strawberries.

 

[Lindfield by the Pond]

I'm a great fan of Tesco's, as it tends to keep the riff raff from Waitrose

 

[Bakero]

In my tesco there’s a halal counter. Tend not to frequent it.

Also the strange seasonal aisle. A Mecca for the unwashed.


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A seasonal aisle seems like a great idea. What's strange about it?

 

[Perfidious Albion]

I go everywhere. Inevitably I lose my wife ( take my eyes off her one moment she is gone) . Then I trawl the whole place looking for her ........

 

[The Clamp]

The "free from" section. Just stuff you can find elsewhere in the shop repackaged and tripled in price.

 

[Gritt23]

I don't think I've ever had tinned fruit in my house, although it was always there at my Mum's. It probably still is...

Am I missing much? Is it worth swinging past next week to take a look?

Which bit do you give the swerve to?

Oooh, tinned pears, lovely. And evokes all the memories of being a small boy, living at home.

For me it's the fish counter. Apart from the fact I don't eat any meat or fish ..... it STINKS!