If you’re looking to save money on your grocery bill, you may be wondering which supermarket is cheapest – Tesco, Morrisons or Asda? We’ve compared prices on a basket of common grocery items to see which store is the cheapest.
The cheapest supermarket: Based on our price comparisons, Tesco is the cheapest supermarket.
To compare prices, we took a basket of 15 common grocery items and compared the prices at Tesco, Morrisons and Asda. We found that Tesco was cheaper than both Morrisons and Asda, with an overall total of £54.80. In comparison, Morrisons came in at £58.65 and Asda at £59.00.
Here’s a breakdown of the prices:
Item | Tesco | Morrisons | Asda
Bread | £1.00 | £1.00
Butter | £1.80 | £2.75
Milk | £0.89 | £0.85
Cheese | £2.50 | £3.00 | £2.75
Tomatoes (6) | £0.75| £0.90| £0.70
Cucumber (1) | £0.50| £0.60| £0.55
Lettuce (1) | £0.70| £0.75| £0.65
Carrots (500g)| £0.45| 50P| 45P
Total: £54.80 (Tesco) £58 .65 (Morrisons) £59 .00 (Asda)
So there you have it – Tesco is the cheapest supermarket!
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Which is cheaper Tesco Morrisons or Asda? – Based on the comparison above,Tesco is the cheapest supermarket
