Cheap food at social supermarket for people on welfare
A social supermarket is selling some of the edible food that would have been junked by the bigger names to those struggling to afford to feed their families.
It may look like a normal supermarket, but the prices are cheaper, it is only open to members for a few months, and there are no cigarettes or alcohol on sale.
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