Aldi has once again been revealed to be the UK's cheapest supermarket, through new research compiled by the consumer champions at Which? It's the thirteenth month consecutive that the cheap and cheerful retailer has finished first in the rankings - with a basket price for 40 items totting up to just £75.25 as of June.
This comes in at £16.55 (or 22 per cent) cheaper than the most expensive store in Waitrose, which saw a price point of £91.0 for an identical shop. Lidl came in second, missing out on the top spot by just £1.93 with a basket price of £77.18.
Meanwhile, Asda took the bronze position (£82.55), followed by Tesco (£82.67), Sainsbury's (£83.46), Morrisons (£85.98), and Ocado (£89.20).
