Generic food packaging

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Gives me that warm and cozy feeling.

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To me Ralph's in SoCal had the ultimate in generic, plain as fuck and yet to recognizable.

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plain packaging is awesome

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I prefer this to all of the other cottage cheeses.

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This is depressing.

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legit question: how would one know which cheese is it?

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It's just processed american cheese, good for burgers and not much else. wahlburgers actually displays that they use government cheese for their burgers.

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At least they didn't call it feta.

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Sainsbury's has the best packaging.
It's like they have an elderly couple review the product and just write it on the label.

I think there's a European law about food names. For a whisky to be called "scotch whisky" for example it has to be produced in Scotland

That's good, because cow's milk does not make feta.

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I gotta say, while it's not generic, pams food packaging is one of the best I've seen in any country I've been to.

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I think I might be the 3rd poster here...

11th

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I like this one. It's so clean and aesthetically pleasing.

It says it right there:
"Pasteurized Process for Use in Domestic Programs"

It's THAT kind of cheese

I'm OK with 99% of the stuff in this thread.
Brands are mostly placebo. EXCEPT OUR
SALTINES HAVE REAL SEA SALT!!!!

>sans nom
but want to nom >:|

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God tier

Government cheese. I remember mom and grandma coming home with it in its cardboard box.

fuck

Reminds me of the booze they found on L O S T

$4.79

REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Damn, I'm born -91 and I remember BlåVitt. Dat nostalgia.

How do they taste like compared to Twinkies?

dracula is really a word in the US of A?

brandX
brandX
it's simple and plain

Excuse me but No Name is a name. Please cease to post.

feelin like a-seven
feelin like a seven up!

This store has some great packaging.
Simple yet eye-catching and the subtitles are great.
Is it a UK chain?

is it really cheese though?

I buy around half of those all the time

They're the same as name brand crap

where is this?

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Yeah it's Sainsbury's

All supermarkets have their own 2 tier brands as well as name brands.
The packaging here is their value and they're have a 'regular'. More often than not they're both exactly the same so you may as well get the value one. Rarely do I get anything name brand.
Only stuff I don't scrimp on are a few items they just can't seem to make for cheap - Toilet paper, bleach, toothpaste etc

Is this Auchan, by any chance?
The font resembles the French Auchan-brand stuff I saw in our Russian Auchan.

are you mad that it's low or high? that's a pretty good deal for 6 bags of chips

There were more foods in that picture but were airbrushed out after the last purge.

It's an off-brand Count Chocula.

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The upper middle class have a slightly different perspective.

I think we can all agree on the essential nature of artichoke.

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looks tasty

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neat thread

I laugh whenever I see anyone ordering Tesco Value booze. It's like they've finally given up and admitted their alcoholism.

its no name, canadian
they sell it at food basics

theres presidents choice but i think they've graduated from store brand

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youtube.com/watch?v=Kx0obvzqh0Q

Imagine these being the only brands you can get in the entire country

I liked how the old no name looked desu

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what the fuck is "cured naval beef"?!