Would you rather spend the extra money and go organic and or British food or do you think it's a waste of money and will just go for the cheapest?
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Would you rather spend the extra money and go organic and or British food or do you think it's a waste of money and will just go for the cheapest?
I just go for the cheapest, all the same really. If i could afford it i might change my view though.
I made it because I'm eating these handcooked crisps which are so rich in flavour, well worth it. Proper job.
Well I shop in Waitrose. I think that says it all. Can definitely tell the quality difference so it's worth it in my opinion.
Same as this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tenatious
Then again, my food is what my parents buy lol when I go uni this year (fingers crossed) it could be a totally different story. I'll be in asda scouring for green and white packets.
Yeah i dont get much choice either, parents do the shopping.
we buy organic stuff sometimes but most of the time we dont bother cause i dont think theres that much of a difference. i mean, if someone gave me some veg (possibly the one i resemble most) and one was organic and one wasnt i wouldnt be able to tell them which was which.
we buy british food though, idk if theres a reason
The only organic / British thing we buy is meat, tastes a lot nicer
I prefer handcooked crisps rather than having something like walkers cos I hate crisps to start off with anyway
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Originally Posted by doherty
You should try Waitrose hand cooked crisps. They're so good! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RNB.Queen
its weird to read how proud people are as to where they shop for food
anyways, we have a mix, we have organic meat but like crisps and things like that it's just a pointless expense
We get decent crisps and they taste much different to the standard walkers, really rich in flavour and you get some really odd ones lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Special
fair enough lol, i guess were all picky in different ways haQuote:
Originally Posted by doherty