Costs and the increasing price of the food in our shopping baskets has become a major concern for shoppers. The topic is especially important since the start of the cost of living crisis, so finding the cheapest supermarket for our essentials has grown more salient as the months have gone on.
October's winner for the title of UK's cheapest UK supermarket has now been named and for the fifth month running it is Aldi that has scooped the title. According to the latest Which? price comparison, shoppers at the budget discounter paid, on average, £75.79 for a basket of 48 grocery items last month.
Closely behind though is Lidl, which came in at second place. The equivalent shop at this retailer totalled £77.68 - a difference of £1.89 compared to Aldi. In third place was Asda, where the basket of items cost £84.98. Tesco followed at £86.21.
