Anyone else noticed this ever increasing range of products popping up at Migros? There is a special bit on the label mentioning the website 'Migipedia', stating that the product has been developed by customers (only written in French and German on the labels I have seen) -
'Von Kunden Entwickelt' and ' Developpe par des clients'.

Not sure if this means that a critical mass of Migros customers have demanded these products....

My most recent examples - large box of De Ruijter chocolate sprinkles (the Dutch ones), and a jar of fruit-chocolate spread!

Just wondering if this is the route to get the following on the shelves: crumpets, English muffins, decent pitta bread, Soreen malt loaf, fig rolls, oatcakes, mince pies, Wagon Wheels, and prawn cocktail crisps

As far as i know le shop already sells walkers prawn cocktail

And I saw wagon wheels at Lidl on Saturday.

But where do I sign up to get Migros to sell a packet of baking soda larger than a thimblefull?

Just order it from britshop.ch

Cool, it's like being in the 70s again but with the internet!

I want Skips and Mint YoYos!


Actually, I don't want Skips; they were minging. I'll have double YoYos

The problem with that is I generally just go without things from "home." So I would really only be ordering baking soda. Which means 9 chf shipping on a product that cost 3.90 for 200g. I'd rather buy 100 little packets, open them all and stand there pouring them into one container.
Especially since I like to use baking soda for cleaning, I would feel like I was literally washing my money down the drain.

Forget about those stuff. Where is the brown sugar?

Coop has had English muffins for quite a while now.

I could develop really nice mexican salsa and not the crapy ones they sell.
should read more about it

Just here in my small local shop, just next to the knicker elastic and Mauler Champagne. Perfect.

I bought 2 bags for those coming to our Christmas 'do' and nobody wanted it

Noticed quite a few of the Migipedia products in shelves recently too. IF you want to have your brown sugar in Migros, sign up here: http://www.migipedia.ch and request it. I tried it before but you need to give the EAN code of an existing product (from presumably another country) so they can import it and give a good reason why its better / different. Someone who's got a packet of brown sugar accessible: Copy the barcode it, write that you want raw sugar with the Melasses still included and convince the rest of the forum to vote it up - we'll soon be seeing 20 different varieties of brown sugar left, right and centre.

It's a relly good idea, both for clients and customer

Domino's Light & Dark brown sugar. EVERYONE needs to ask for that.

I have found dark brown sugar at Carrefour in norther Italy.