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Tesco or Asda? Which is cheaper?

aj9648
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Hi
For the last year I have been shopping as Asda as its the closest supermarket to us (although a little out of the way).....but only last week a large tesco opened near us and its on the way back from work.
Which of the two is cheaper for a typical food shop? I keep hearing different things on tv about baskets of good are cheaper in tesco etc....
For the last year I have been shopping as Asda as its the closest supermarket to us (although a little out of the way).....but only last week a large tesco opened near us and its on the way back from work.
Which of the two is cheaper for a typical food shop? I keep hearing different things on tv about baskets of good are cheaper in tesco etc....
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There is no true answer, it is all dependent on what you buy. I will bet that a lot of people say Asda though, because there is a ridiculous anti-Tesco brigade on this site that do everything they can to shoot the store down in flames.We have removed your signature - please contact the forum team if you are not sure why - Forum Team0
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Depends what a 'typical shop' is! Some items will be cheaper at Asda, others at Tesco. Your best bet is to shop around, but generally I find Asda better as I would rather cheaper prices in the first place rather than clubcard points.0
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i say asda!I shop there pretty much every week even though its 20 mins away! we have a huge tescos close to us which i really like but when i shop there for my weekly shop it always seems to be more than when i shop at asda?! not really sure why if its because tescos is more expensive than asda or whether i end up buying more or different brands of things while in tescos!0
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i like tesco, but i do go to asda about once a month to stock up on paket mixs they are about 80p each in tesco and 4 £1 in asda0
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id tend to say asda but i agree with the other posters that say depends what u buy...whats on offer....my asda takes coupons if u dont buy the product which helps...our local tesco doesntonwards and upwards0
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onetoomany, what packet mixes are they?
I'd say Asda was the cheapest, Tesco Express is very expensive, at least our one is anyway. I won't go in there any more.I’m a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Old style MoneySaving boards.
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Express sites are more expensive than standard Tesco prices.Who or what was I before you came in to my life
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I would say Asda is cheaper, but if you count the clubcard points at tesco, maybe they are around the same...
Nah would still say asda are a bit cheaper overall:beer: and in our local the staff are nicer at Asda.4 Stones and 0 pounds or 25.4kg lighter :j0 -
If you go for own brand stuff then I'd say Asda was slightly cheaper - but it tastes a LOT cheaper!Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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have you tried shopping online with moneysupermarket. I do this and my shop is always about £15 cheaper in tesco than asda but people are right it depends on what you buy. This may give you a better idea of whats right for you. If you don't want to pay for delivery--just print off the shopping list !!0
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