Food shopping with DH

Only at Christmas as the booze is his responsibility and then he pays!

My husband hates shopping, only goes when forced, but as I can`t drive, he had to take me for the weekly supermarket shop. However, as soon as they started online shopping and deliveries, he insisted that that`s what we were doing from then on. I`ve hardly set foot in Asda since then, although I would like to go occasionally to see what`s on offer that I might not spot when placing my online order.

DH does it on his own, buys what he wants to cook and I just add the odd thing I may want to his list.

If there's anything I hate more than going shopping with OH it's weaving my way through the other couples dawdling round the supermarket, debating every purchase, getting in my way, and blocking the shelves.

On the rare occasions I do go with OH he disappears with the trolley leaving me traipsing behind with armfuls of stuff, looking for him. I never go with him willingly

Always go on my own, and sometimes he goes on his own, it's like East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet.I'm the one that deliberates and swaps things [and impulse buys] he is the one who races round and sticks to the list.You often overhear couples bickering in supermarkets [what do you want that for? It's too expensive! etc]I also like seeing if there are any new products I may like.

We go together. We both hate shopping so we whizz around as fast possible

We do it together mostly but I agree I'm much quicker and more decisive than OH he will sort through to find the longest dates etc takes forever sometimes but mostly I don't have anywhere else I have to be in a hurry so I just browse at the end of the aisle till he's made a decision..

Go separately. I do the main shop and send him off at weekends to top it up, because he really enjoys it!

My mother splits the list with SF, they have a trolley each and meet up at the checkout and turn it into a race! When DBH retires, I may have to do that, I can't bear how long he takes to deliberate over every purchase. I'm like a prizewinner racing around a supermarket, tearing around and ONLY buying the things I need. He ponders and swaps and goes back - a nightmare.