Aldi has once again be crowned top of the shops after claiming the cheapest supermarket moniker for the fifth month in succession.
Which? carried out their latest price comparison charts and found that the budget discount store charged just £75.79 on average for a basket of 48 grocery items in October, compared to £101.17 at Waitrose. Lidl ran Aldi a close second, where an equivalent shop there came to £77.68, while Asda came third at £84.98, reports the Mirror online.
The UK’s biggest supermarket Tesco were fourth at £86.21, while Sainsbury’s shoppers paid £86.36 on average, with Morrisons trailing in sixth at £97.72. Ocado shoppers paid an average of £93.99, with Waitrose the only ones charging over £100. Their shop was £25.38 more expensive than Aldi.
