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How posh is your supermarket?

(36 Posts)
winterwhite Fri 04-Jul-25 19:35:23

Agree entirely with Scribbles. Sounds most unappealing.

Diffuser Fri 04-Jul-25 19:27:32

We've said 'picky bits' forever. My children used to ask for a 'picky tea' when they were young.

Cressy Fri 04-Jul-25 19:03:52

I think M&S have just picked up on the current fashion for calling deli items picky bits. The term has been around for quite some time but it is now trending probably due to social media. 🤔

Scribbles Fri 04-Jul-25 18:55:43

Sorry but I won't be buying anything labelled "picky bits". I think it's a revolting phrase and +++++++ YEUK WARNING ++++++ I can't stop myself from thinking of scabs snd noses.

Usedtobeblonde Fri 04-Jul-25 18:46:11

I have called them picky bits for yonks though I don’t know how I picked it up.
I saw the sign in M&S at Handforth Dean last week and was delighted.
I bought chilli cheese sticks wrapped in chorizo, prawns with sun-dried tomatoes in basil and mozzarella balls in pesto.
3 For £8, all absolutely delicious.

merlotgran Fri 04-Jul-25 18:28:33

Thanks to our family party girl, DGD1, we’ve been calling them Picky Bits for ages.
Where she goes, we follow! 🥳

Grammaretto Fri 04-Jul-25 17:59:50

🤣😂😅

Grannybags Fri 04-Jul-25 17:49:04

Oh yes, picky bits every time!

ViceVersa Fri 04-Jul-25 17:47:08

Oh we do love some 'picky bits' in this house!

kittylester Fri 04-Jul-25 17:41:41

Got to love PICKY BITS - so much more appealing!

RosieandherMaw Fri 04-Jul-25 17:36:02

I was in my local (MK) M&S this morning and picked up some bits from the Deli aisle. In Waitrose website the same bits are referred to as “Party Food” or “sharing plates”
How much more down to earth ((and to the point) to see in huge letters above the same items in M&S Food in Moseley
PICKY BITS 🤣🤣🤣