@Branch manager Zugerland: Raclette to taste is a NO-GO

@Filialleiter Zugerland: Raclette zum probieren ist ein NO-GO

Good day
Last Saturday there was raclette to try in Zugerland. Nice idea, but I left the store as quickly as possible because the smell was so bad.
I only bought the essentials to get out as quickly as possible, I didn't buy anything else that was on the shopping list as I needed it straight away.

But even on the escalator to the next floor you could still smell it....

By the way: I love raclette but not when I want to go shopping

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Dragonball

That was also the case in most branches here in the Zurich Aargau area...

I don't think it's the store manager's fault....

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MaBl

But you have to report it to someone; in my opinion, the first point of contact is the store manager.

If a lot of people make a complaint and do so to different stores, the odor will stop. If nobody says anything, it will keep coming back!

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Guest

Hello@MaBl

Thank you very much for your feedback. I can understand you very well: Personally, I don't like the taste of food either - unless I'm cooking or eating myself ;-). I'll pass on your feedback internally straight away.

Have you also contacted the local customer service? If not, I would pass it on to your branch as well as to the person responsible for the national raclette range.

Kind regards
Tanja

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Guest

Travelers!
Cooked cheese such as pizza and raclette not only stinks like vomit on the train, streetcar and bus! Take-aways make it possible! So please! Why don't you eat something before you get on public transport?
Thank you

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stecki

I would say it's a matter of taste. I love the smell of cheese and was also happy to have a bite of raclette. But I'm also not sad if there's no cheese smell or raclette to try now.

Aldo_49: I think it's great that in Switzerland we still have the opportunity to eat pretty much wherever we want. If I want to eat a kebab on the train then I do that, if it bothers the person sitting next to me then he can tell me politely and depending on that he or I can sit somewhere else. But you don't seem to be very polite, judging by your posts.

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Frederica

Grüezi@Tanja_Migros

Did some shopping on a Saturday for a change, as mine and the many visiting cats are currently gluttons, although not fat, I had to provide Vital Balance supplies that I usually order monthly from LeShop so I don't have to lug them around!

As I was at Centre Brügg at 09:00, I saw the stand but didn't smell anything - maybe it's the architecture and the ventilation.

But what bothered me more:

At the entrance, you were approached a first time: "Do you buy Easter bunnies?" If so, you would have been handed a receipt. I left it in the hands of the petite woman, because I don't like Easter chocolate.
Then later I was approached at the raclette stand: "Would I like to try it?" I didn't want to, because I have organic raclette at home.
The next lady was waiting at the body cleansing and hygiene products and drew my attention to Elmex products.
Finally, after the payment station, a cashier held a Müsterli Total in front of me, which I gratefully declined.

In short:"If I want Müsterli and Versucherli, I go to the BEA; MUBA; HIGA; OLMA or whatever the exhibitions are called. Because at Migros I want to shop undisturbed and not meander around the special offers so that I'm out of reach of the radius."

Greetings
Istanbul

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stecki

You can also simply say no to the Müsterli. Others are happy about it.

As for all the nonsense with the vouchers: just make the products cheaper instead of giving out vouchers for umpteen different products.

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Guest

@steckiduis certainly right that the smell of cheese (or other smells) is a matter of taste. I also see myself as a bit of an extreme case with my rejection of it ;-).

I'm glad you enjoyed the tasting!

Best regards
Tanja

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Kymba64

To be honest, Saturday morning at just before 10am in Winterthur and it was really strong!
I don't really like such extreme smells either, especially as it's definitely too early in the morning to try them out. You could clearly see it in people's reactions ;-)

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MaBl

Hello Tanja

Thanks for the feedback.
No, I didn't; I just wanted to get out of the building that day.

Greetings

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