Re: [london.food] Online ordering (was: Local goose master)

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On 17/3/2006, "Nik Clayton" <nik@xxx.xxx.xx> wrote:

>On a ~ GBP 90 order, which is about typical for this house for a week,

Lordy, how many people in the house?  We spend ~=A315/week on groceries
(food, toileteries and cleaning products) and another =A310 for fruit and
veg.  Meat is bought ad-hoc from the local (and excellent) butcher up
the street.

The fruit and veg is from the local market, my Saturday morning ritual.=20
It's North End Road, Fulham.  Anyone in the area should check it out.=20
I think it's the best ordinary market (as opposed to fancy-schmancy
foodie or farmer's market) I've found in London.

Groceries from Scummerfield, which is cheap 'n' cheerful but at least
tends to have products on the shelf.  14p tins of EU-subsidy tomatoes
are a real winner.

That's a two-person household though.

• Re: [london.food] Online ordering (was: Local goose master) Nik Clayton 11:11 on 17 Mar 2006
  When I started using Ocado about 5 months ago I did a comparison shop
  • Rev Simon Rumble 11:21 on 17 Mar 2006
    Lordy, how many people in the house? We spend ~=A315/week on groceries
    • Nik Clayton 11:40 on 17 Mar 2006
      4. Two adults, a 12 year-old and an 8 year-old. That doesn't include
      • too deep to show
    • James Bywater 11:47 on 17 Mar 2006
      Once when we ordered =A3150ish worth of food for a party, we made a =20
  • James Bywater 11:32 on 17 Mar 2006
    I did the same last night - the Ocado shop was =A364 and the Tesco one =20=

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