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Do you prefer the brand or the generic?

As a student of value I’m always studying what sellers are selling and what buyers are buying.

When it comes to baking mix (like Bisquick), it’s a pretty simple substance.  I can’t personally taste any difference between the brand name and the store-brand version (can you?).

One thing I’ve come to value, though, however simple:  the internal plastic bag that holds the fluffy stuff is a differentiator for me.  With Bisquick, it’s opens more easily and pours well, while the generic brand’s stiffer plastic always seems to make a mess for me.

It’s a little thing, but it makes me mad to have the packaging not pour so well.

Is there a brand vs. generic story in your house?