are you a tesco finest or a tesco value person?

Answer 1

Value for the basics - tinned beans, tomatoes etc - and finest for anything fresh or which people are going to see. Tesco value frozen food and pasties are the dodgiest, but for things that can't be adulterated, it';s good and cheap - but Lidl do better food cheaper

Answer 2

I had a lot of trouble with Sainsburys (special offers that ran out before the day of a delivery etc) so having got a voucher in last weeks' Radio Times for £15 off a £90 buy at Waitrose, I went on line to have a look. Then I compared their price with Tescos, and Tescos' was still cheaper even after I'd deducted the £15, but you have to watch what you're buying. Tesco's BOGOF pizzas were allegedly their replacement for Goodfellows - and it was like eating tasteless cardboard, so care must be exercised at all times ! ! !

Answer 3

Wow, had to look at the answers to even figure out what Tesco is! Don't have any of them here, but I'd guess I'm a value person, I'm always looking for a bargain!

Answer 4

Tesco bog standard veering towards Tesco Value

Answer 5

So you hold tradition in high regard, and you're a stickler when it comes to breaking with those traditions. Yet, you're living together before marriage. Alright. I won't say anything about that. "Cough*Hypocrite*Cough* Don't feel bad, here's what I really think: You've been hurt in the past so naturally you feel weary about entering into another binding relationship. But from what you've written, it sounds like you've found a nice match. Yes, you have many differences but haven't you heard that opposites attract? You will never be starved for conversation, and there will always be new things for you to discover together. Now for something more serious: its important that you feel similarly about the things that really matter. By this I mean lifestyle choices like whether you want to have children and how you want to raise them; where will certain household responsibilities fall if you get married? Stuff like that. As for the jealousy. I think you have a right to be concerned. If she's broken trust in the past then it may happen again. First of all, find out if she is someone who values monogamy. After all, it isn't for everyone. If she isn't someone who values monogamy, don't hold it against her. Just recognize that this is the way she is, and at least she will own up to it. Of course, if you expect monogamy, then you will have to rethink things. Now the crux: if your'e happy being unmarried but committed, and she's also happy with this arrangement, they why get married? It's up to you. I believe that you don't have to cement a relationship legally or ritualistically in order to be happy. My husband and I have been married for sometime now, but he knows that I never felt the need to marry. Our families are traditional, and naturally they wanted a wedding. If he gave me his word that he would be committed to me, and I gave him my word, this would have been enough for me. Of course, I'm not against marriage. I'm just saying that it's not the only road to happiness. I hope you find happiness in the future no matter what you decide to do. God bless :)

Answer 6

Tesco past sell by date reduced price person

Answer 7

Tesco is rubbish to shop in - I prefer a combination of Asda and Sainsbury's products.

Answer 8

It all depends on what I am buying but mainly Finest. A little bit of luxury is needed now and again.

Answer 9

tesco finest - love it

Answer 10

No Tesco at all! they are killing our independant traders and making far too much money into the bargain without putting any of it back into the community.
THEY SUCK!!!