Where do you do your food shopping?

We do 90% of ours at Tesco and the other 10% from local shops, or occasionally bits and bobs from 'posher' supermarkets like M&S and Waitrose.

Asda, it does the best veggie stuff, but now we've moved Tesco is our nearest so I tend to go there now, it's way more expensive tho!

Most Tesco but more recently Sainsburys, as we had a whole load of vouchers from (freebies from our ISP when we went with them). OH gets vouchers by doing online surveys and they've stopped doing Tesco one, still do Sainsburys so probably continue to get bits from both. Get the odd bits from Iceland, but there's no Asda, Morrisons, Lidl, etc. nearby.

Tesco, it's the nearest place for us! I do occasionally go to Morrisons, but I struggle when I'm doing a big shop to get everything I need and I don't really go to Ripon! When I do, I need the centre and can't always be bothered to drive over to Morrisons!

Asda & Co-op mainly for milk, qourn stuff, fish, toiletries... Though we do get a few meals/things from our local butchers, grocer & M&S.

Asda mostly, as I live equidistant between two big stores. They're very cheap too.

Waitrose and M&S. Not cos I'm rich but because I try to get the cleanest food I can - those two supermarkets are the only one's that go beyond legal requirements in terms of actively banning certain pesticides that they believe are linked to disease.

Buying locally from an organic farmer would be better tho.

Looks like most of us use whatever is most convenient.

I like Asda because it is the cheapest but it is 20 minutes down the motorway so rarely bother. Likewise with Sainsbury's which I would probably use over Tesco if it was closer.

Waitrose and Sainsbury are the most convenient, then M & S, I rarely go into Morrisons or ASDA

mainly asda, but i like to get my meat from the local butchers. it's more expensive, but it's worth it.