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Which supermarket is cheapest? Tesco, Aldi and Lidl prices compared
Aldi beat Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons on a 95-item basket, with shoppers saving up to £64.38 as supermarkets cut Easter prices.
- Aldi has been named the UK’s cheapest supermarket for a basket of 95 everyday grocery items, with regular customers potentially saving more than £2,500 over a year.
- Data reveals shoppers consistently pay significantly less at the chain compared to rivals, with savings of nearly £50 per shop compared to Ocado, showing stark differences in pricing.
- For the Easter holiday, customers can purchase traditional items like potatoes and carrots, bringing the cost of a full veg shop to under 50p.
- Retailers including Lidl, Morrisons, and Asda are also slashing prices, with full roast dinners available for £8.01 total and lamb options discounted by over 50 percent.
- Most promotional deals are short-term, meaning consumers may need to act quickly before stock disappears as demand surges for the 17.5 million seasonal eggs expected to sell.
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