Congratulations, you're not one of the 8 million.

Meanwhile my parents had to eat cupboard food for dinner because their local Co-op looked like this: https://imgur.com/a/a2aEaxG

"Thanks Brexit"... and not "thanks worldwide supply chain disruption partially caused by a pandemic and ridiculous overreaction to it".

Can I use these pics in an article?

They're potato-quality but sure why not?

There’s only a few things missing. Just choose different veg?

I don't think they want recipe tips, they're just highlighting there's a lot of produce missing from the shelves

Having less variety of food l and "having to eat cupboard food" don't really go hand in hand. It's not essentials, they're luxurious options.

I'm glad you think meat is an inessential luxury item. I suspect it's a viewpoint we're all going to have to embrace before long.

It is a luxury item in most of the world where large livestock are needed to pull heavy equipment.

https://snackfever.com/blogs/magazine/beef-why-in-korea-it-i...

Along the same lines of "Covid hasn't hit my family, so clearly it doesn't exist."

A few Gladwells of anecdata: our local ASDA (big but not a megastore) has had reasonably frequent empty shelves in various products. I think the medium-large Tesco down the road has also had empty shelves (but that's secondhand from people I know who shop there.) Similarly secondhand, from family up north, the major supermarkets up there have been missing products.

Not true from my experience, but 'North' is a broad geographic area.

Every petrol station I’ve driven past in the last week has had giant queues or (more commonly) been shut for lack of fuel. SE England.

>I’ve been in many shops and they’re fully stocked. Every fuel station has petrol and diesel

Yet I cycled past a closed petrol station yesterday and couldn't buy everything on my shopping list last week.

Neither your point nor the article are correct of course and a lot depends on where you live in the country.

Move along nothing to see.