Aldi Named Cheapest Supermarket of 2023
The consumer group Which? has compared prices on thousands of products from eight supermarkets throughout the year, revealing that Aldi has been named the cheapest supermarket for 2023. In fact, Aldi was the cheapest supermarket for 11 months of the year, narrowly beating rival Lidl.
December's Results
In December, a basket of 43 groceries cost £74.83 at Aldi, making it the cheapest option. Lidl came in a close second at £76.74. Waitrose, on the other hand, was the most expensive supermarket, with a basket price of £94.94, almost £20 more expensive than Aldi.
Full Table Rankings
When looking at a larger trolley of over 100 items, Asda was the cheapest supermarket for 11 months of the year, with Morrisons being the cheapest in July. Waitrose remained the most expensive supermarket throughout the year for a larger trolley.
Tips for Saving on Your Supermarket Shop
Even if you shop at Aldi, there are ways to bring your grocery bills even lower. Making a list before you go shopping and avoiding rash purchases or unwanted offers can help. Swapping out regular brands for supermarket own brands and paying attention to quantities can also save you money. Additionally, some supermarkets run schemes for discounted fresh produce, and loyalty schemes can help you accumulate points for future shops.
Remember, every little bit counts when it comes to saving money on your weekly shop!
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