[~Simm~]

When I'm at the supermarket and lining up at a register, I have a tendency to look in other people's trolleys - you know, to see what they've bought, if it's obviously a 'weekly shop' draw an assumption on their eating habits etc.

Today I was doing just this, the girls trolley was full of rubbish - Coco Pops, ready made snacks, frozen goods etc. Her weight would be verging on obese and I couldn't help but wonder the difference healthy food would make to her health. I also saw she had ingredients for chocolate ripple cake, I nearly followed her home.

Does anyone else do this?

[SpeckledPotato]

Yes. And usually come to the same conclusions as you especially when both mother and children are of the same rotund shape.

[Cali~]

Yes all the time, I'm very judgemental but I'm trying to keep it to myself because my teenager pointed out how much I was.

The packets of chips and Diet Coke always kill me.

Then you get the lonely widowers who have a ton of instant meals and sausages.

[hopefulmummy]

Oh my god all the time! Hate myself for being so judgemental but I am always comparing my trolley to other peoples.

The other week DH was going camping and then I bought snacks to take on the plane on our holiday and I was cringing at my own trolley lol!

[Good~Thanks]

This post has been edited by Good~Thanks: 28/04/2010, 06:12 PM

[cinnabubble]

I'm too worried about people looking in my trolley to look in theirs.

[SlinkyMalinky]

Yes.

[red door]

well, I imagine you are going to get a whole buch of crap for this thread, people carrying on about not being judgemental and all that jazz...that just means that YES, they do it too.

I do, and I try to guess what people are making. I have sometimes asked people what they are making based on a few items being purchased. If I was a check out chick, Id be asking EVERYONE.

I do notice when there are a lot of soft drinks in a trolley, maybe coz they take up so much room and can't be missed. I must admit too, they are often attached to a big person. I can tell the difference between a soft drink shop for a party and a regular shop.

To add, I also get a bit embarressed if my trolley has a bit too much junk in it.(like when I am pre menstrual)

[LynnyP]

I honestly don't notice. I don't read the magazines, I don't look into trolleys, I don't see whose children are misbehaving. I either talk to Siobhan or think my thinks.

If it rocks your boat, feel free to have a rummage in my trolley. I don't care what you have in yours and I don't care what you think about mine!

[LynnyP]

Ok, now we have the EB special of saying if you deny doing something it is just confirmation you do that thing. All we need is a comment on perfect shoppers and someone saying that they only judge your trolley because they are jealous of your ability to fund all that chocolate and I can call BINGO!