Consumer champions Which? compared the cost of groceries from all the main supermarkets, with Aldi found to be the cheapest.
Shoppers could pick up a basket full of groceries at Aldi for £82.03 on average, saving a huge £25.68 compared to the most expensive shop, which was Waitrose.
After Aldi, Lidl was the second-cheapest for the basket of groceries with the total coming in at £84.07.The most expensive store was found to be Waitrose, with the shop costing shoppers £107.71 on average. Asda was the cheapest for this larger trolley of groceries, continuing its winning streak, which started in January 2020, as the cheapest of the bigger supermarket chains. It cost £363.29 on average for this shop, beating the next cheapest, Sainsbury's , by £12.55.
Top Trending Stories Today This latest pricing analysis from Which? demonstrates that shoppers can make considerable savings on their grocery budget depending on where they buy their food. However, with even budget ranges and prices at the discounters rising significantly, the consumer champion believes supermarkets must do more to help their customers.
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