Originally Posted by Bernieboy (Post 8096098)

I like spar:thumbup:

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8096118)

:rofl: - now you'll only go and upset Lord F :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Bernieboy (Post 8096119)

Why:confused::confused: does he not like spar;)

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8096121)

I have a feeling he prefers Co-op and gets a little cheesed off if you mention another type of supermarket. Best to keep it quiet :unsure::eek:

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8096121)

I have a feeling he prefers Co-op and gets a little cheesed off if you mention another type of supermarket. Best to keep it quiet :unsure::eek:

Originally Posted by Grayling (Post 8095969)

Would these be the same third world farmers that the Australian seafood market is now screwing?

Originally Posted by bcworld (Post 8096129)

In my wee town we used to have Willie Lows (remember them!?), then it became a Tesco, then Tesco left town (must be bad if Tesco pulls out!) and it became the Co-op...or as they call it where I come fae, the 'Copey'. :D

Originally Posted by Bernieboy (Post 8096130)

Coles aldi iceland woolworths Big W tesco walmart M and S littlewoods etc etc:p

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8096206)

:rofl:

Originally Posted by Bernieboy (Post 8096212)

Where's he gone:confused: prob down coles doing the shopping:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by scottishcelts (Post 8096268)

Or Woolies, maybe even Super IGA :D

Originally Posted by Lord_Farquar (Post 8095688)

As we all love a good supermarket/shopping thread, I thought I would start another.

Growing up I always liked the Co-op, a supermarket with a conscience. I remember they were selling fairtrade chocolate and coffee, and biodegradable plastics bags years before the rest of its competitors.

Does anyone else have similar fond memories?

Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack (Post 8096328)

A trip to Wales was not a trip to Wales until you'd popped into a Spar.

Nothing like waking up on a cold morning in the passenger seat of a car and seeing the red and white to know you'd crossed the border.