With so many households across the UK looking at ways to survive the cost-of-living crisis, saving money at the supermarket checkout could be one way to try and help keep the wolf from the door. Swapping your favourite brands for Supermarket-own labels is a tried-and-tested experiment, witnessed on countless prime-time television shows, and Dayna Farrington - a reporter on our sister site Birmingham Live - has decided to give it a whirl.
Asda's recently-launched Just Essentials budget range has attracted criticism over its colour and design, with some complaining it "embarrassed poorer families". But Dayna plumped for Morrisons and its Savers offerings with the fourth largest supermarket in the UK promising that it brings "you everyday staples at affordable prices.
"With over 240 great quality products across the store, your weekly shop has never been simpler, or saved you more. From marrowfat peas to creamy soft cheese, or toilet rolls to tortilla chips, with over 240 products, we've got your weekly shop covered. Start saving with our Savers range."
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