With food price inflation at a record high and grocery bills set to rise by £271 a year, many of us are looking at where we can make a saving.
Major supermarkets have upped their prices amid the cost-of-living crisis. In Iceland an average item costs 31p more than it did a year ago - a rise of 11 percent, while Aldi prices have risen by 19p on average - an increase of 9.6 percent.
In April, grocery prices were 5.9 percent higher than the previous year, while retail prices rose in February at their fastest rate in over a decade.
