I always think this looking at other people's trolleys and making judgments is a silly game. How do you know that the contents reflect all the food the trolley-pusher buys, or even if it is all for them?
Anyone looking at my trolley would note that it was devoid of any fruit and veg, contains no meat or fish, fresh or processed and rarely any bread either. Family eating habits would look very unhealthy.
This is because I buy all my meat at a local farm shop, bread comes from the village bakery and fruit and veg from the fruit and veg stall in the local market.
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Our dreadful local paper sent one of its journalists to Aldi to see if as a mother of two children with a husband she could do a weekly shop for £60.
This till receipt showed she had purchased, ready mashed potato and carrot and swede there was also grated cheese ,microwave rice pouches and antibacterial surface wipes.
It never ceases to amaze me what rubbish people will put in their trolleys, the generation that are banging on about climate change and saving the oceans buying anti bac wipes and plastic containers of mashed veg!
Too lazy to peel,grate and mash.
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