This is certainly my experience and it's by no means a recent innovation. In all honesty, I had assumed that most supermarkets would have gone down this route; if there are any scratch bakeries still around, I'd be rather surprised (although not disappointed).
Says much about the skills required to produce such really fresh bread.
To me, an in-store bakery would mean 'scratch' baking by a trained baker. Anything else is merely preparation and (as posted after your post) can be done by anyone with basic oven skills (including myself at home). Whether that means dough, cookie mixture or whatever can be delivered ready mixed I will leave to experts.
Most supermarket music is provided by a company called Mood Media who advertise 'lyric checking' as one of their services, so I'm surprised that slipped through the net. Using there's an expurgated version of a track for store use with the offending lyric either removed in favour of the instrumental track or replaced with something less objectionable.
Certainly Orange Juice and Squash has had a considerable uplift in price over the last couple of months.
Yes, classical music is well known method of stopping youths loitering.
I may have watched too much Morse as a child, but I've always suspected that classical music leads to murder
Having heard Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" on various telephone hold queues far too many times, I'd accept classical music as a motive...
I scanned a carton of the 1 litre ambient orange juice in Sainsbury’s the other day and was shocked when it came up at £1.50, this was also marked on the shelf edge as Aldi Price Match. When I did go into Aldi their juice was actually £1.59!
In my town, the local McDonald's would play classical music loudly late in the evening (well, louder than the rest of the day) to try and stop local yoof spending too much time in there at night - it genuinely cut down a lot of the antisocial behaviour in maccies late at night
I measure it out using the lid or a shot glass. If you make it like it's normal squash it's virtually undrinkable
I would be interested in what that means. They appear to also produce a 'single strength' version as well. The double strength version has twice the fruit concentrate of the single strength version. Fair enough, but is the single strength version that which they used to sell? My suspicion (aroused by reading a review 'weak as dishwater') is that, in the equivalent of shrinkflation, they have watered down the original slightly, so you need more cordial to make the same strength drink.
I've heard the Co-op radio station play the explicit version of Don't Marry Me by The Beautiful South.
Excellent.....I love that song! (Although the actual title is 'Don't Marry Her....Marry me!)
“She’s a PhD in I told you so, you’ve a knighthood in I’m not listening”, excellent line!
