Home Brand vs Named Brand
Posted by: looklively
19th Mar 2013 03:00pm
Are there brands that you used to buy that are no longer in your local supermarket? What do you think of all these 'home brands'? Are they just as good as the named brands, are they cheaper, or are you still hankering after something in particular that just seems to have disappeared from the shelves? Give us your opinion.
Christopher Cheung
- 22nd Dec 2018 02:58pm
Homebrands are often different takes on the Named Brands, shining through their slightly different flavour, texture or ingredients. However it is often most economical for one to buy Homebrands if they are in a financially tight position (i.e. students). Generally though, it is up to personal tsste whether one prefers one of the brands or can bear the cheaper one.
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