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Rod Speed wrote:
Do any supermarkets make anything? I'd guess not. They simply have
their own brand put on things from a supplier. Who very likely makes
similar for others.

Similar isnt the same as identical.

It can't be identical if it has a different name on the packaging. And you
call others fools...

Nor is it likely there is only one factory or indeed maker of such things
- so of course some seemingly similar products may differ. But the point
was that some contents of own brands may be identical to supermarket ones.
Is that clear enough even for you?

Yes, some stuff like say sugar is identical.

Other stuff like bread etc obviously isnt.

Bread is one of the few things where a decent supermarket may make some
types there self - on the premises.

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