A lost budget supermarket with unbeatable prices needs to come back to British high streets according to ECHO readers.
Yesterday, the Liverpool Echo ran a story on Kwik Save, the lost budget supermarket chain that collapsed in 2007. And as people across the country are feeling the pinch right now, Kwik Save, described as the 'British Aldi ' for its similar business model, is a supermarket that ECHO readers would welcome back.
Recognisable for their unmistakable red and white bags and 'no frills' budget range, Kwik Save stores were a familiar sight on our high streets for nearly 50 years. Nostalgia for the lost supermarket has also meant that its once ubiquitous bags now fetch over £20 on auction website eBay.
