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Aldi has yet again been named the cheapest UK supermarket, marking the
supermarket’s tenth consecutive win.

According to recent data from consumer watchdog Which?, a basket of 41
grocery items at Aldi cost £72.54 on average across the month, compared with
£92.55 at Waitrose and £72.79 at Lidl.

Sainsbury’s was third cheapest at £80.27, then Tesco with £81.58, which was
followed by Asda and Morrisons at £81.88 and £83.63, respectively.


Earlier this year, German discounter Aldi was named the cheapest supermarket
for 2022.

Julie Ashfield, Managing Director of Buying at Aldi, said: “Now, more than
ever, our focus remains on keeping prices low and quality high. This is the
tenth month in a row we have been named as the UK’s cheapest
supermarket, and we couldn’t be more delighted. In the face of an ongoing
cost-of-living crisis, we’re proud that our customers can save over £20 on
basket spend by shopping with Aldi.”

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