Supermarket takes back 'most expensive' title after just a week as customers in 'shock' over prices
Morrisons has taken back its unfortunate title of 'most expensive' in our weekly comparison of shopping essentials. Last week we reported how for the first time in six months, it was Tesco working out dearest for our basket of basics, including a two-pint bottle of milk, a loaf of bread, coffee, teabags, butter, beans, chicken breasts and mince.
Morrisons has also been facing further criticism this week from shoppers who say they are 'shocked' by some of its prices. Throughout the months it's been mostly Lidl in the top spot, but more recently Aldi has swiped that cheapest crown, and maintains that position this week, with an £11.11 bill compared with Lidl's £11.23.A Morrisons spokesperson said: "We are working hard to keep prices down and competitive for our customers while maintaining high standards and availability in all our stores.
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