Asda is no longer the cheapest supermarket in the UK to get a big shop
UK supermarket declared cheapest place to do the ‘big shop’
- Tesco with a Clubcard has overtaken Asda to become the UK's cheapest supermarket for a 'big shop' in January, according to new analysis by Which?.
- For a larger basket of 228 items, Tesco Clubcard prices averaged £588.96, narrowly beating Asda's £590.41, which had held the top spot for over a year.
- Aldi maintained its position as the cheapest supermarket for a shorter list of 89 grocery items, with an average price of £164.74 in January, followed closely by Lidl.
- Waitrose consistently remained the most expensive supermarket across both comparisons, with prices significantly higher than the cheapest options.
- Which? highlighted the significant impact of loyalty schemes on grocery costs, noting that Tesco's Clubcard offers substantial savings but raises concerns about accessibility for all shoppers.
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