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Having grown up in the States and lived in London for nearly seven years, I have to agree. It's not that UK supermarkets don't have choice, it's that US superm
by jedc 16y ago
Having grown up in the States and lived in London for nearly seven years, I have to agree.
It's not that UK supermarkets don't have choice, it's that US supermarkets are spoiled for choice. I mean, I went back home and saw a WALL of bread, and a long aisle where half was just cans of soup! For me, it's not just the difference between 10 different SKUs of peanut butter and 50+, but US stores seem to have much more stock of each SKU, too.
That said, YMMV.