The worldwide coronavirus pandemic has led to shoppers stockpiling on everyday necessities.
Aisles have been stripped of pasta, tins, flour, paracetamol, hand sanitiser and loo roll.
Fears over items becoming unavailable have led to supermarket aisles being left totally empty.
Here are some of the things you can't buy right now at Asda's huge store in Leckwith
Toilet paper
Yes, the toilet paper section was completely empty this morning.
A number of shoppers have also complained that this has been the case across various supermarkets in Wales.
Kitchen roll
Crates were empty and the shelves were clear as shoppers took the last of the kitchen roll available.
Just one pack remained and. Be quick, you'll have to scramble for it!
Pasta
There was no pasta on any of the shelves this morning.
It seems people have bought pasta, rice and noodles in bulk.
Asda have currently placed no food restrictions.
Chopped tomatoes
The chopped tomatoes were almost empty too.
If you prefer to buy cheaper brands, you will be out of luck as only the more expensive options are available, just.
Mashed potato mix
The mashed potato mix was totally finished.
Tinned food seems to be the most popular item unavailable in supermarkets.
Baked Beans
If you were thinking of making yourself beans on toast this morning, don't go to Asda.
The shelves have been stripped of baked beans.
Tinned spaghetti
While Asda have placed no restrictions on food purchases, they have put up a sign above the tinned spgahetti, asking shoppers to consider others.
It seems no one has taken that advice, as there was none available to purchase.
Long life milk
Long life milk was also completely finished.
Again, shoppers haven't complied with the sign put up by Asda.
Flour
If you're planning on baking a cake this weekend, you may struggle to buy flour.
As with some of the other items, the more expensive brands remained.
However, the Asda value brands had been emptied.
Paracetamol
Shoppers have also stocked up on paracetamol which was completely empty.
The signs asking shoppers to be considerate, were also put up here but were again ignored.
A member of staff at Sainsbury's in Thornhll, said shoppers were queuing outside the store at 7am, an hour before the shop was due to open.
The government has said there is no reason for anybody to stockpile and prime minister Boris Johnson said: "I am confident we have fantastic supply chains. It is very important that everybody should behave responsibly and think about others."
