Buy one get free offers tend to split opinion. Some people love them, other people don't see the point if they only need one item in the first place and others question why they can justify selling an item at a much higher price individually if they can slash the cost for buying more.
But times are hard -the cost of living crisis has become a catchphrase in every household, petrol prices are surging, energy prices are causing distress and food prices are also increasing. Households everywhere are looking for ways to make their budgets stretch - and taking advantage of supermarket offers in order to make economical meals is one way to drive down costs.
So, I headed to three supermarket giants - Morrisons, Tesco and Asda - to see how many meals I could get for £15 in each supermarket using multibuy offers. I looked at trying to get the most quantity from items on offer - such as choosing two packs of four beef burgers as opposed to two individual beef steaks - but I was also mindful of trying to get the biggest savings.
