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asda or tesco
scottishlass1
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i need to do a very big shop ,and was wondering what shop you think will be cheapest?
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Asda will be cheapest, but Tesco own brand is much better quality IMO.Some days you're the dog..... most days you're the tree!0
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Try putting your shopping in to http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/ to see who comes out cheapest0
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Try putting your shopping in to http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/ to see who comes out cheapest
Was about to suggest the very same thing. What I will add is that you can get £5 cashback if you sign up for mysupermarket via Quidco
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ASDA is consistently cheaper than the other main players according to the CH4 programme What Goes in your Basket.
In my opinion ASDA staff are better trained and more courteous than Tesco staff.0 -
Not always, when I go through mysupermarket my basket is always cheaper from Tesco. It all depends on exactly what you are buying, not what a TV show is buying.We have removed your signature - please contact the forum team if you are not sure why - Forum Team0
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i reckon asda is the cheapest, but theres a couple of things that i do prefer from tesco=depends what your buying0
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i always end up spending much more on a shop in asda then i do in tesco.£27.76/£2018 in 20180
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I think Asda, but ideally shop at both and cherry pick the best prices.0
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Let me check my crystal ball ive got here, i tell you what why not use mysupermarket and see wheres cheapest0
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It's how long is a piece of string really, isn't it? As other posters have said, it depends on what's on your shopping list and personal preferences. I'm lucky enough to live quite near to several branches of Tesco, Asda, Sainsburys, Morrisons, Netto, Lidl and Aldi and I go to all of them at different times. I have certain personal preferences eg Asda own bread, Morrisons cheese, Tesco tea bags, so when I want those particular items I buy other stuff there at the same time. I think Sainsburys is pretty expensive and don't buy much there, but as I have to pass it to get to Asda it's no trouble to nip in for a look for special offers/sell-by date reductions. Sorry - I'm no help at all!0
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