UK has a new cheapest supermarket - and it's no longer Aldi
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox so you never miss a thing The UK has a brand new cheapest supermarket, it has been announced, and it's not Aldi or ASDA.
Lidl has been named the UK's cheapest - pushing rival Aldi from the top spot. The German discounter was the best-value grocer in August, coming up top against all of the Big Four supermarkets as well as fellow rival Aldi.
With the kids home full time, shoppers would have paid £24.11 for a basket of 23 essential items at Lidl, that’s 43p less than Aldi and £9 less than Waitrose.
The comparison – carried out by consumer group Which? – looked at the prices of 23 items, including own-brand products such as apples and eggs as well as branded goods such as Hovis wholemeal
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