10 Verdwenen Supermarkten Waar Iedereen Vroeger Boodschappen Deed

Do you remember what weekly grocery shopping felt like back in the day? 🛒 The rattling of the heavy iron carts, the typical smell at the butcher's, and carefully sticking on the loyalty stamps at the kitchen table. In this episode of Smaak van Vroeger (Taste of the Past), we dive into the nostalgic shopping streets of the 70s, 80s, and 90s! We look back at 10 iconic supermarkets that have since completely disappeared from our streets. We relive the gigantic stunt weeks of C1000, walk through the wide aisles of Konmar, and remember Jac Hermans' pallet promotions. Of course, we also don't forget the familiar Edah, Super de Boer, A&P, Golff, Nieuwe Weme, Groenwoudt, and Twentse Sanders. At which of these supermarkets did your family fill the trunk every week back in the day? Or are we missing a typical neighborhood supermarket from your region? Let us know in the comments below! 👇 Are you enjoying these rides in our time machine? Then give the video a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for much more wonderful, quintessentially Dutch nostalgia!