How many y'all have NO PROBLEMS with Store-Brand groceries?

[IAmGettingAMailOrderBride]

Yeah sometimes at food lion (grocery store chain in the sub Atlantic US) they got better tasting things then actual name brands

 

[Yung Yogurt]

On certain products, the supermarket will contract with the name-brand manufacturers to produce the store brand shyt. So in other words, you can have the same exact product but just in different labeling and boxes, and then they sell both of them where the store brand is obviously cheaper. They know people are dumb enough to fall for the marketing and branding behind a product.

Source: I used to work in 3 supermarkets

damn, I always figured this to be the case...daps for the confirmation u lil cute ass niggga

 

[Soundbwoy]

Store brands taste exactly the same and cheaper. There's no reason not to purchase it unless you're some bougie/uppity negro

true but for stuff like cereals and pasta I'll stick to name brands

 

[the artist known az]

true but for stuff like cereals and pasta I'll stick to name brands

Like Blazo said it depends on if the store is willing to pay the money to have their brand taste like the name brand product

 

[satam55]

I've never tried the store-brand candy at Aldi despite shopping their for years. I might grab some this week.




If they have a Knock-off version of Jolly Ranchers that taste the same as the name brand version.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

That's all we had growing up.
Instead of Ritz we had Zipz

 

[Zero]

Great Value held a nikka down

 

[wet landscapes]

I like store brands but Aldis produce is so gross

 

[DaPresident]

These Coli certs turned my Captain Os into Cap'n Crunch

Turned my Noodles into pasta...



Nah, I only like store brand pop tarts and jug juices (still like name brand ones too,mouth I love ghetto juice)...I got class