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Liverpool Echo
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Amy Browne & Jess Flaherty

We tried cheap supermarket crisps from Sainsbury's, Heron, M&S and Asda and a 43p bag came out on top

Everyone's trying to save money on their supermarket shopping bills these days and that includes when buying snacks.

A packet of crisps might not be an essential food item, but they are a much loved treat for many so this week we decided to see how those value packs compare to the big brands and supermarket luxury ranges. A bag of Walkers Sensations, tube of Pringles, or Kettle Chips is likely to set you back at least around £1.50 at most supermarkets these days, but many stores also sell a few cheaper alternatives that come in a family 'grab bag' sizes.

Recently, we've been testing out all kinds of cheaper shopping products including tea bags, coffee, tomato ketchup and even milk. Some budget items have certainly impressed us, but did we find a cheap packet of crisps that hit the mark while still being good value?

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