Aldi has once again been announced as the UK’s cheapest supermarket by consumer champion, Which?
It compared the prices in a basket of 49 popular grocery items in August and found that shoppers would have paid £76.24 for the shop at Aldi.
This was £1.66 cheaper than the Lidl basket and a huge £25.96 cheaper than at Waitrose. The products which were compared included Heinz baked beans, tea bags and milk.
Of the ‘big four’ supermarkets, Asda was the cheapest at £85.99.
Which? published its findings this week. The price of baskets from each of the eight supermarkets is below
Which? also looked at a trolley of 153 items sold from the six ‘traditional’ supermarkets – the original 49 plus 104 more. It found that shoppers could save almost £50 from a larger shopping trolley trip to Asda compared to Waitrose
The 153 items included branded items, such as Andrex toilet paper and Cathedral City cheese.
