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What ‘s a name brand item you refuse to replace with generic?
What ‘s a name brand item you refuse to replace with generic?
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I’ve tried others and they suck then I’m stuck with like two thousand shitty cotton swabs.
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Me – Kikkoman soy sauce, Lysol, Advil.
Heinz 57 Ketchup.
All others are trash.
Kerrygold butter.
Northern
Dawn fish soap, and Gain laundry detergent.
409 cleaner. Nothing else works the same
Dr Pepper
Heinz ketchup. Pretty much all the other ketchup is jam like you’d put in a PB&J. I was watching taskmaster last night (English show) and a comment was made “it looks like the cheap vinegary ketchup” but it’s the opposite in the US lol, that vinegar ketchup is the premium.
Levis
Any type of cereal
Paper towels. The cheap ones just don’t tear right.
Microsoft office
Heinz baked beans.
Data storage. If I lose years of photographs it will be because of my own negligence, not because I saved 8 bucks on a SD card.
Huy Fong Sriracha. Sriracha isn’t trademarked and some knockoffs even have roosters and Chinese text on the bottle so you have to know the brand name to find the good one.
Earlier this year there was a shortage and my parents bought four bottles of the fake stuff. Tried it and it wasn’t the same at all.
Crayola Crayons
Generic taste funny
Miracle Whip
Kraft Mac and cheese. I’ve yet to find a off brand that tastes right
Charmin. I prefer ultra soft, but ultra strong is suitable.
Kellogg’s Raisin Bran.
Other brands vary wildly.