I shopped at the supermarket urged to 'chill with prices' and can see why one dad walked out in disgust
Shoppers have become accustomed to price rises over the last year or so, but some supermarkets have been accused of taking advantage of customers by hiking costs more than necessary.
On one Facebook forum another shopper said 'Asda need to chill with their prices. Wow!" and mum Marie Tutuncu, from Stockport, shared a photo of a 190g tub of Bisto gravy on sale at the supermarket for £3 and said. "Asda is one of the worst supermarkets taking advantage of the cost of living crisis and marking up prices."
Heinz products are among the ones to rise the most and we reported last week how it was a similar situation at Morrisons, with a four-pack of beans now selling for £4 at both retailers. Our weekly shopping comparison, which has been tracking the prices of the same eight products at every supermarket since March, shows that Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons are all selling the same product for £1.79.
Another called out the Asda Rewards scheme, which lets customers build up a cashpot to spend on future shops if they buy certain products.
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