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Tesco or Asda? Which is cheaper?
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I think Tesco have gone up a lot recently - maybe because they seem to be dropping lots of their own brand or value ranges - or is this just on-line?0
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Me and hubby have found that asda is a little cheaper but not overly...The cheap products in asda appear to be less quality in asda.
For example we buy beef mince every week for various meals
Asda do a smart price for around 99p for a small box
Tesco do a market value pack for £1.00 but the mince is lovely not chewy and has hardly and ounce of fat on it.
It depends what you are prepared to put up with I guess?
For the boring bit....if you are going to buy value food in supermarkets just be careful as the cheaper the food the more chemicals/additives/sugar/salt there seems to be...tesco again seems to be abit better at not doing this
Come down to personal preference I think x0 -
I used to be a Tesco devotee but swapped to Asda about 18 months ago and haven't gone back. I go to Tesco about once every 2 months and wince at some of the prices but it does depend on what you are buying.
"Stay Wonky":D
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My Local Asda (Dewsbury) has dropped most of my fave Smartprice lines.
So now it's not so cheap for me.
Tesco has also dropped a lot of the basics lines.
They both money grabbing ******"fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts." (Bertrand Russell)0 -
For me, Tesco always works out cheaper on a full shop, although Asda can be cheaper on individual items, and of course it depends on whether there is an offer (e.g. BOGOF) on something I actually want. I check online before I go as to who will give me the best price (including offers) before I choose where I go ( I know, very sad). It's not often that Asda works out cheaper.
I only shop for 2 adults, though, so it could be that stuff for kids puts Asda cheaper[STRIKE]DFW Nerd number 729[/STRIKE]Debt Free & Proud0 -
It all depends on what you buy, ive done a few comparisons using mysupermarket.com and ive found that the food ive bought in sainsburys was the cheapest,0
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It all depends on what you buy, ive done a few comparisons using mysupermarket.com and ive found that the food ive bought in sainsburys was the cheapest,
Sainsburys would appear to be getting cheaper, comparitively speaking. Just a shame there isn't one near me.Call me Carmine....
HAVE YOU SEEN QUENTIN'S CASHBACK CARD??0 -
I have nothing useful to say on this matter , other than i prefer Asda.
But who really cares??
Ive only posted this so i can get a 'thanks' from barneysmom who has thanked several previous posters for their personal preferences!!0 -
flashnazia wrote: »My Local Asda (Dewsbury) has dropped most of my fave Smartprice lines.
So now it's not so cheap for me.
Tesco has also dropped a lot of the basics lines.
They both money grabbing ******
wow someone else from Dewsbury in here0 -
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