how much do you spend in Tesco a year?
(estimate)
i'd say that on average i'd spend a fiver a day in there. Some days i don't go at all, other times i do a sort of mediumshop, so about £1825.
INDIE POINTS ON OFFER FOR THIS ONE:
- LOL TESCO WUT? (25 points)
- £0.00/Nothing/low comedy amount(50 points)
- i grow my own fruit & veg, and use the local vegan co-operative for other stuff (75 points)
- i honestly don't think i've ever been in a Tesco (100 points)
- a combination of several or all of these (0 point)
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£1825 is the year figure, btw
not the cost of a mediumshop.
people who can't read might've not understood that bit.
sorted.
About £10 a week? It's the closest place for milk and bread
but in saying that, it's a bit shit. Last night I went to the Morrisons because the tesco's bread is utter garbage.
Why am I replying to this thread?
the Tesco stores near me sell many of the same bread brands other supermarkets do.
cheers.
i exclusively buy baked farmhouse loaves these days
on average though it probably works out at even less than that
because i don't even want to go there. so probably sub £400
very little
Tesco is pretty rubbish
where does yer mam get yer wheetos from for breaky then?
ALDIS?
do the majority of my shopping in either aldi, lidl or asda
sometimes Sainsburys if I want a treat. that's what I do, man.
In that case, gonna ignore your #opinion.
No man who does his shops in ALDIS ans LIDL can diss TESCOS.
aldi - 3 medium peppers....69p
tesco - one large pepper - 80p
you're getting mugged off, man!
i wouldn't buy veg from ALDIS.
it's half off before you even get out of the shop.
besides, you can get packets of peppers in other supermarkets for about £1.
nah
nah indeed
the fruit and veg quality is A1. it's just not always perfectly shaped.
- a combination of several or all of these (0 point)
YES!
I did recently work out that I spend more on alcohol than I do on rent+bills most months, that was fun.
you sound almost proud
well done!
Thanks, man.
I couldn't have done it without you.
There isn't one near enough my flat so Asda and Sainsbury's get my money
My visits back home to Kent probably result in about an annual £150 to Tesco though
don't have a metro on my doorstep and tesco isn't my local for a weekly
so really it's only occasional bottles of pop, newspapers and, until recently, cigs while i'm out and about. without the fags it's probably less than £100 a year
Good man.
Apparently, £1 in every eight spent in the UK is spent in a Tesco.
Seems a bit high to me, but they said it on Radio 4, so it's probably true.
12.5%?
that does seem high. dunno really. they're always there when i need a twix though
also with the fags it was probably more like
£1,100 a year. probably half my fags came from a tesco
I dont go to tesco
I find their hummous range lacking and the state of the quail egg section is, frankly, disgusting.
Never seen qualis eggs in Tesco, so suspect you're telling porkies again, but...
you're right about their hummous.
Anyone who's anyone knows that Sainsbo's are the kings of hummous.
Never seen qualis eggs in Tesco
Exactly my friend, exactly.
Can't beat homemade hummous, tbh.
Guardian dating? Homemade hummous?
Its all coming together
Not much
Live nearer to an ASDA. Occasionally get lunch there but prefer M&S (10 indie points), so maybe £200?
Fair play.
I'm not really a Tesco man through-and-through. I prefer Morrisons - better deals, cheaper, better value range, etc, just Tesco's far too convenient.
ASDAS really ain't too cheap any more, but probably has the best range. Definitely has the most obese customers, though.
Fewer teeth per staff member than other supermarkets I'd say as well
I was wondering this the other day, except for Sainsbury's
There's one next to work where I usually buy my breakfast on the way in in the morning, and pick up ingredients for dinner on the way out. And I do this every day, yet still haven't bothered with one of those loyalty card things. I'd have probably earned a free car by now.
Actual estimate: £8 per day x 5 [weekdays] = £2,080.
That's halved with my lesbian life partner, so £1,040 per year
<£20 a year I think
I try to avoid them
about £100 x 12 probs.
so about £1200.
I reckon it must be about 4 grand. Shit
Nearer to 5 Gees if you count petrol.
Nothing
But I can't claim any indie points, it's just because the only one near me is a shitty metro, whereas there's a big Morrisons up the road and 2 big Sainsburys within a 5 minute bus ride.
When I lived in both Bethnal Green and Hackney central I shopped at Tesco, it was horrible though - both those stores are far too small for the areas they served and were always hellishly busy
Tesco is right next to my office
So gets my dinnertime trade most days. Will also occasionaly pick something up for my tea in there if I know the cupboards are bare Do the big shop in Asda, but will occasionaly pop into Tesco for a sandwich or bottle of pop etc if Im out or about.
Hmm, lets do figures.
I'm going to allow for the occasional non visit, and give Tesco £2 a day on average over 5 working days, for 47.5 weeks a year. Thats £475. I'll balance out, and say on top of that, I probably spend a miscellaneous fiver in there 49 weeks of the year. So thats £245. Which gives a grand Tesco total of £720 a year. Thanks for your time.
Assuming a weekly shop is £60. It's sometimes more, it's sometimes less. And I'm probably on holiday around 5 weeks of the year so minues that.
About £2820.00
But then I might pop in for a few extras as well. So probably best rounding it up to £3000
Probably about £20 max
There are no Tescos near me.
Near work we have two Sainsbury's and a Waitrose, near home we have a mini Sainsbury's or a big Sainsbury's or a big Waitrose.
Occasionally go into one for a sandwich if I'm 'out and about'.
Green Lanes tesco?
hardly anything
down the road we have an M&S, Sainsburys and Waitrose I'd need to head a bit further out to get to a tesco's.
eesh
Tesco even.
Spend a lot in tescos. Live opposite a metro one so I reckon easy £20-30 a week.
tescos? WTF
Tesco
I think actually it's probably just £20 not £30
Like £10-15 on lunch stuff and maybe something for one meal and then a tenner on booze.
£2K at a conservative estimate
do tesco metros count?
Maybe £20 a week? The majority of my groceries.
Enough.
i live minutes from the big Tescos in Brixton
pretty much the only place i go save a weekend M&S treat so i'd say 2.5k easy
when you say the word Tesco over and over it starts to freak you out
Hardly any because my local's a Sainsburys
Cheers
less than 100 quid
there isn't a big Tesco near me and i purposefully avoid the little ones because they all sell the same particularly processed, boring, lowest common denominator food.
Only thing i ever buy from there is the Weston's 8% cider because i'm an alcoholic
maybe about £500
got three or four mini supermarkets right near me, so it's a bit of variety