"Aldi has been named the cheapest supermarket in the UK, with a basket of 82 essential items costing £135.48, significantly lower than competitors like Morrisons and Sainsbury's."
"Shoppers could have saved almost £2,000 over the past year by choosing Aldi over Waitrose, highlighting the significant price differences in the UK supermarket sector."
Research by Which? reveals that Aldi ranks as the cheapest supermarket in the UK, with a typical basket of 82 essential items priced at £135.48. This total is significantly less than its competitors, with Morrisons at £156.71 and Sainsbury's as high as £155.76. Even with loyalty discounts from other stores, Aldi consistently remains cheaper. Furthermore, consumers could have saved around £2,000 by opting for Aldi over Waitrose in the last year. The analysis comes amidst rising food prices and inflation, predicted to reach 4% later this year due to various economic pressures.
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