Cheapest place to buy fresh fruit?

boydE

lidl is best for price, asda for choice

rekha21

you can go to the local super market.

nitr02007

Rjhsteel wrote: »

Where, in your opinion, is the cheapest place to buy your fruit?

Blackberries are free from Mother Nature atm

sassyblue

My nearest Morrisons has the best fruit that also lasts all week (no time to shop more than once a week) but that's a 15 mile drive so l use the local Co-Op (Somerfield) which is a good local alternative.

PaulaP_3

I find lidl cheapest... just look at their offers on fruit and veg, just can't be beaten I think:

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index.htm

DCFC79

Since we dont know where you live OP or what part of the country you are we cant give a definite answer as there could be a cheaper place than say lidl thats within easy reach for you

stokefan

been to my local green grocers today

got a punnet of nectarines (9/10) for 1 pound 25

and 4 naval oranges for 99p

not sure whether thats cheap nationwide but i was quite happy with it

WelshWoofer

My local greengrocers is good too - usually fruit is cheaper - for example a big punnet of strawberries was 99p in comparison to £1.99 (on offer) at Mr T and Mr S. Grapes were £1.79 for a big bag, big satsumas are 6 for £1 etc....

I also find that Aldi stuff goes off quickly - a bit of a false economy in my opinion.

sharloid

I got 22 small greengage plums from my local market (Sheffield) the other day for £1!
I can't understand why people like Lidl or Aldi, most things (not just fruit and veg) are a hell of a lot more expensive than Asda!

I'd go with local market. I know ours has about 4 different fruit stalls in it so it's worth looking around at prices

Happychappy

Lidl, good quality and far cheaper than Tesco, Sainsbury or Co-Op