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It isn't common in the UK, where online supermarket shopping has existed since about 1997. (And not as some obscure thing, the biggest supermarket launched it then.)



I know Sainsburys was trialing back then, I knew one of the developers on the project at BT.

One of our team members was an alpha tester, and one delivery he got was a pallet of salad cream instead of just one bottle.


Over 20 years later, this still happens to me every time I ever buy root ginger.

I always want a lump / knob / finger / whatever of ginger, and without fail forget that the unit of measure is a kilogram, which would take me months to get through.




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