I’m a mum of 12, going food shopping is a nightmare but I refuse to buy online
A SUPERMUM has revealed that she refuses to do online shopping as she finds it easier to pick up deals in person.
Zoe Sullivan and her husband Ben live in a four-bedroom house with their 12 kids in Lossiemouth, Moray, and regularly keep viewers up to date with their lives on YouTube.
This week, Zoe showed followers her food haul after shopping around Tesco and Asda.
But at the beginning of the video, the mum-of-12 revealed that she wasn’t a fan of shopping in supermarkets during the day.
However, she admitted that she would never switch to buying groceries online as she likes to shop around for the best deals.
She said: “I’m getting used to daytime shopping now, I prefer going in the evening.
“Actually I prefer not going at all but I’m kind of getting used to going in the daytime.
“A lot of people ask me why I don’t do click and collect or online shopping.
“I’m a bit of a control freak, I like to see what I’m buying and I like to see it all on the shelves so I can see I’m getting the right deal.
“I know you can do that on the computer but if I’m at home I’ve got all the little ones and I’m not completely concentrating on what I’m doing.
“So I feel like I’m not seeing all the deals or if I can get things cheaper.
“Whereas physically in front of me, I can see what I’m buying, I can see if I’m getting the best deals and I can compare between Asda and Tesco.
“So as much as I dislike going shopping, I much prefer to do actual shopping than online.”
The Sullivans are one of Scotland’s biggest families, with Elizabeth, 17, Olivia, 16, Noah, 13, Evangeline, 11, Tobias, 10, Agnes, 5, and Joseph, 4, two sets of twins, Charlotte and Isabelle, 15, and Leah and Erin, 7, and eight-months-old baby Florence.
We told earlier how the Sullivans have FOUR children celebrating their birthday on the same date.
In odds once described by Ladbrokes as “30 million to one”, both sets of the Sullivan twins share a birthday of January 25.
Supermum Zoe joked: “We like to keep ourselves extra busy and supersize everything.”