The Office of National Statistics revealed at the start of this month that consumer price inflation has continued to rise to its highest level in almost 30 years. This rise, which includes the cost of energy, has meant many UK citizens are seeing an impact on their cost of living.
And with the price of just about everything skyrocketing by the day, it's no surprise that many are searching for new ways to live that are kinder on their bank account. Cutting down the cost of the food shop is certainly one way it can be done. In January alone, two-thirds of UK adults saw their cost of living increase with price hikes have even hit the supermarket shelves.
The fear of the rising costs is not a fallacy, many of the big supermarkets have warned that prices are on the rise as they deal with increased costs. Tesco said its costs are increasing by around 5 per cent annually, meaning that prices were currently up around 1 per cent for shoppers.
