Cheapest place to buy Quality Street this week as Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Tesco and Asda ditch deals aff
If you've not stocked up on your festive chocolates, now is the time to get them bought and placed in the pantry ready for the Christmas period. Many supermarkets appear to have ditched their two for £7 or reduced price deals, with some even being out of stock online.
Big shiny offers and discounts may make you feel as though you're getting the best price, but that's not always the case. This week, however, there's only one retailer undeniably offering the best deal with their boxes of Quality Street and Celebrations reduced to £3.49: Aldi. The German supermarket is only stocking these two variety boxes, so no Heroes or Roses, but it's the cheapest price we've seen, undercutting £3.50 offers by 1p.
Morrisons have scrapped their £4 boxes, putting the price of 600g and 650g boxes back up to £4.99. However, you can get smaller boxes cut from £4 to £3.50, or from £3 to £2, helping keep costs low for shoppers looking to add Christmas treats to their trolley.
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