When will the normal pretzel rolls finally be back on the shelves? I don't like this ball and I was assured by Migipedia that they will only be sold for a limited time until the end of the World Cup, after which the normal rolls will come back.
So far, unfortunately, nothing in 9500 Wil SG............
Please bring them back!
When will the normal pretzel rolls finally be back on the shelves? I don't like this ball and I was assured by Migipedia that they will only be sold for a limited time until the end of the World Cup, after which the normal rolls will come back.
So far, unfortunately, nothing in 9500 Wil SG............
Please bring them back!
Hey indios
Well, I guess they didn't get rid of all those soccer balls in time, huh? And they'll probably have to be used up first :-(
Greez moz
Hey indios
Well, I guess they didn't get rid of all those soccer balls in time, huh? And they'll probably have to be used up first :-(
Greez moz
Guest
Hello@indios
You're right, I told you that they will only be on sale until around the end of the World Cup, I was surprised to see them still in stock myself recently.
I'll ask the store when they're planning the changeover.
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello@indios
I've received some feedback that you probably won't like:
The "Eat the ball" was actually just a seasonal product for the World Cup. The pretzel football roll, on the other hand, will remain in the range. Other cooperatives have already done this and replaced the pretzel roll with it. As the Migros Cooperative Eastern Switzerland has received a lot of positive feedback from customers, it is going along with this.
I hope you can make friends with the football roll after all!
Kind regards
Tanja
Once again, Migros has made false promises. In my opinion, this is incomprehensible. There should simply be a normal long pretzel roll in the range.
I don't want this Teibgall and it's not the same thing at all!
I can't understand Migros!
There's only one thing to do: post them at Aldi or the competition.
Migros is losing more and more customers by simply throwing out good products (e.g. light protein bread, Léger cottage cheese, etc.) and putting more and more American stuff on the shelves instead.
A completely wrong philosophy......................
People, go to the competition more often, Migros really doesn't take you seriously any more......
Guest
I can well understand indios, a delicious Silserli every now and then is a great thing. The shape and appearance of the food are important, as you can see from the pastries, which different people like or dislike, even though it's the same pastry.
"Migros is losing more and more customers by simply throwing out good products"
That's funny because it's doing it because it's losing more and more customers. The wrong philosophy is that it doesn't offer both, so the excuse = no space. Migros only wants to sell things that sell like hot cakes and loses customers with every changeover to Aldi, Coop and Lidl, which are constantly expanding their range and service. Can you still remember the EPA? When the new management changed the product range and wanted to present itself as youthful, things went downhill very quickly.
I really like the Laugenbrötli in its new "outfit". And by the way: what kind of "problems" are being discussed so heatedly here? Some people on our planet would be happy if they had such a fine pretzel roll as the one in Migros on their menu. It doesn't matter whether it's long or round! What's more, this new shape sets you apart from the competition, which is absolutely legitimate.
Guest
Hello@indios
You're right, I told you that they will only be on sale until around the end of the World Cup, I was surprised to see them still in stock myself recently.
I'll ask the store when they're planning the changeover.
Best regards
Tanja
Guest
Hello@indios
I've received some feedback that you probably won't like:
The "Eat the ball" was actually just a seasonal product for the World Cup. The pretzel football roll, on the other hand, will remain in the range. Other cooperatives have already done this and replaced the pretzel roll with it. As the Migros Cooperative Eastern Switzerland has received a lot of positive feedback from customers, it is going along with this.
I hope you can make friends with the football roll after all!
Kind regards
Tanja
Once again, Migros has made false promises. In my opinion, this is incomprehensible. There should simply be a normal long pretzel roll in the range.
I don't want this Teibgall and it's not the same thing at all!
I can't understand Migros!
There's only one thing to do: post them at Aldi or the competition.
Migros is losing more and more customers by simply throwing out good products (e.g. light protein bread, Léger cottage cheese, etc.) and putting more and more American stuff on the shelves instead.
A completely wrong philosophy......................
People, go to the competition more often, Migros really doesn't take you seriously any more......
Guest
I can well understand indios, a delicious Silserli every now and then is a great thing. The shape and appearance of the food are important, as you can see from the pastries, which different people like or dislike, even though it's the same pastry.
"Migros is losing more and more customers by simply throwing out good products"
That's funny because it's doing it because it's losing more and more customers. The wrong philosophy is that it doesn't offer both, so the excuse = no space. Migros only wants to sell things that sell like hot cakes and loses customers with every changeover to Aldi, Coop and Lidl, which are constantly expanding their range and service. Can you still remember the EPA? When the new management changed the product range and wanted to present itself as youthful, things went downhill very quickly.
I really like the Laugenbrötli in its new "outfit". And by the way: what kind of "problems" are being discussed so heatedly here? Some people on our planet would be happy if they had such a fine pretzel roll as the one in Migros on their menu. It doesn't matter whether it's long or round! What's more, this new shape sets you apart from the competition, which is absolutely legitimate.
