We have all become quite well acquainted with the rising costs of everyday essentials when we are at the supermarket. With annual grocery bills set to rise by around £454 this year, there is no escaping the cost of living crisis.
Just recently, many shoppers voiced their outrage over the staggering cost of a tub of Lurpak butter which had soared to almost £9 a tub. As a result of the rising costs in the supermarket, many shoppers have been forced to find cheaper alternatives to some of their favourite products.
One item that shoppers may now need to add to that ever-growing list is their morning cup of coffee, after a reporter from SurreyLive found that a jar of Nescafe Original had soared to £8.75 for a 300g jar in her local Co-op.
