My local one has done this too, cost saving measure perhaps? As in they won't need a dedicated member of staff behind the counter, other than to prepare/rotate the stock - they can be on other shop floor duties.bilky asko wrote: Fri 06 Dec, 2024 18.42 Coincidentally, I spotted today that my local Morrisons has changed its hot food counters from serve-over counters to self-service heated cabinets, to match the pasty counter.
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Has anyone else spotted the extremely odd Smug Dairy products still stubbornly hanging around in the major supermarkets?
I have no idea why any supermarket would want them on their shelves or why anyone would want to buy them. It's the worst of both worlds, with a patronising name to boot.
I have no idea why any supermarket would want them on their shelves or why anyone would want to buy them. It's the worst of both worlds, with a patronising name to boot.
I hadn't noticed them, but it does sounds rather like something that a no-hoper PM insists upon in The Apprentice might come up with.woah wrote: Sun 05 Jan, 2025 22.28 Has anyone else spotted the extremely odd Smug Dairy products still stubbornly hanging around in the major supermarkets?
I have no idea why any supermarket would want them on their shelves or why anyone would want to buy them. It's the worst of both worlds, with a patronising name to boot.
50 years since the first Sainsbury's (or indeed any supermarket) petrol station
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