Supermarket shopping has changed considerably over the years.
These photos take you back to the 1980s and 1990s in Sheffield, long before a Lidl or Aldi was popping up on every street corner.
They show some of the lost supermarket chains like Safeway, which was bought by Morrisons, and Netto, Fine Fare and Somerfield.
Some of these stores have gone for good while others have been converted, like the large Waitrose at the bottom of Ecclesall Road, which used to be a Safeway store, and the old Presto superstore on Infirmary Road, which is now a Tesco.
How many of these stores do you remember?

1. Somerfield
Somerfield supermarket on Pinstone Street, Sheffield city centre, in February 1997, with the Peace Gardens on the left | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield

2. Gateway
Gateway supermarket on Buchanan Road, Parson Cross, Sheffield, in 1989 | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield

3. Netto
Netto supermarket, at Queens Road Shopping Centre, Sheffield in 1995. The shopping centre was built on the site of the former Corporation bus depot. | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield

4. Fine Fare
Firth Park Bowl Bowling Alley and Fine Fare Supermarket, on Sicey Avenue, Firth Park, Sheffield, in September 1980 | Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield