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No tins of any kind, no rice, no pasta, no bread, no milk, no chilled meals like pizza or anything
The joys of being veggie.
There was lots of spinach, potatoes, tofu, halloumi and the things I needed.
The local Londis is exceptionally well stocked though, had rice, pasta, tinned and jars of stuff.
I suspect the panic buying is all in the larger supermarkets rather than the local shops.
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The local Londis is exceptionally well stocked though, had rice, pasta, tinned and jars of stuff.
Said this in the Bread thread, but we have a small Costcutter near us which had plenty of Co-Op flour and yeast, when all the supermarkets were out. And a pretty wide range of other things like pickles/sauerkraut etc. Definitely glad to be veggie also
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The big Tesco Extra near me had sold out of potatoes, who's buying all the damn potatoes? Maybe some people are planning on growing their own.
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The joys of being veggie.
Veggie household here too. The vegetarian section was no more either so no tofu etc and even fresh produce section was decimated*. Sounds like I'm exaggerating but I'm really not. Madness round here.
*and not just reduced by 10%
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I suspect the panic buying is all in the larger supermarkets rather than the local shops.
That’s what we are seeing a mile or so away in Seven Sisters. Tesco’s and Sainsburys are low stock, the minimarts of West Green Road pretty well stocked still, though some gaps appearing.
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2 large sainsburys near to me in Putney are stripped bare. You literally couldn't scramble together a single meal.
No tins of any kind, no rice, no pasta, no bread, no milk, no chilled meals like pizza or anything.
We went to stock up before any lock down that may or may not happen but came away with basically nothing