The UK's cheapest supermarket is Aldi where it costs £25.53 less for a big shop of around 50 items, new research has suggested. It came out top in the monthly price analysis done by Which?.
Research by the consumer champions found it costs £75.61 for Aldi shoppers to buy a basket of 52 items in June, including groceries and household essentials. In second spot was Lidl where the same items cost £76.99 - £1.38 more.
Elsewhere, shoppers at Asda would pay £85.22, - £9.61 more; at Tesco the cost was £86.63 - £11.02 more and Sainsbury's shoppers would pay £87.24, - £11.63 more, the Mirror reports.
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Finally at Morrisons, the cost of the 52 items was £91.03, at Ocado it was £97.50 and Waitrose, £101.14.
Aldi managing director of buying Julie Ashfield said: "At Aldi, we're dedicated to ensuring our customers have access to the highest quality products at unbeatable prices and we’re thrilled to be recognised as the UK’s cheapest supermarket."
The full list
- Aldi - £75.61
- Lidl - £76.99
- Asda- £85.22
- Tesco - £86.63
- Sainsbury's - £87.24
- Morrisons - £91.03
- Ocado - £97.50
- Waitrose - £101.14
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