Aldi has been named the UK’s cheapest supermarket in April by Which?. This month, the consumer champion found shoppers could save £17 on a basket of items from Aldi compared to the most expensive store.
The consumer champion’s monthly analysis involves comparing the prices of a shop that this time consisted of 39 popular groceries at eight of the UK’s biggest supermarkets.
The cheapest supermarket this month was Aldi, where a basket of goods cost £69.99 on average across the month. Lidl placed behind Aldi with a difference of 65p (£70.64), widening the gap from last month which was just a 25p difference. The same shop at Waitrose was £87.33 on average, a difference of £17.34 - or 24.7 per cent more.
