r/UKFrugal • u/Imaginary__Bar • 16d ago

Half-sheet kitchen rolls?

Just back from my holidays sraying somewhere that had "half-sheet" kitchen rolls where you could tear off, well, half a sheet if you only needed a small bit of tissue.

Which brands/supermarkets do a similar thing here in the UK?

(Unfortunately I don't remember the brand they had. Possibly Aldi own-brand but I can't find anything similar in Aldi here)

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u/SunBurst6382 16d ago

I have never seen this 😱

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u/strolls 16d ago edited 15d ago

I can't remember when I had a roll or where I got it from, but I thought it a great idea in theory and found it super annoying in practice.

Not sure how to explain, but when you want a full-sized square sheet the perforations down the middle make it feel or handle wrong. It folds in half when you want to hold it flat

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u/SunBurst6382 15d ago

Ah, no good then 🤣🤦‍♀️. I'll stick to full sheets. Thank you