As shoppers face an uphill battle against rising food costs, our monthly looking at prices shows the battle between supermarkets to try and keep costs down for consumers. With the cost of living crisis hitting hard, we've been helping customers keep track of prices by comparing the cost of essentials like bread and milk at the seven main supermarkets since March.
The prices for November show that the cost of a shopping basket of seven essential items is now above £10 at all the supermarkets, but it has also shown that prices at two supermarkets - Morrisons and Sainsburys - did fall between October and November.
One of the biggest rises continues to be with milk, which is now £1.30 for two pints of semi-skimmed at Lidl and Asda, and £1.25 at the other supermarkets, apart from Morrisons where it has been reduced to £1.15 this month. This is compared to March when it was mainly 95p at all the supermarkets involved.
