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Asda or Tesco?
oldfashioned_girl
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We have both in our nearest town. For years I've favoured Tesco, as the range seems to be wider and the produce better. I am currently trying out their delivery pass-£7.99 a month.
Now I see Asda has a midweek annual pass for £35- that's a saving of over £50 a year, and midweek suits me just as well. I order once a week on average.
I am a club card member, so there's that. I cook a lot of food from scratch and we go through a lot of fruit or veg. I don't know if the saving on the pass is worth it if I'm never going to be able to get what I need or for it to be bad quality.
Does anyone have any experiences of both and how do you rate them?
Now I see Asda has a midweek annual pass for £35- that's a saving of over £50 a year, and midweek suits me just as well. I order once a week on average.
I am a club card member, so there's that. I cook a lot of food from scratch and we go through a lot of fruit or veg. I don't know if the saving on the pass is worth it if I'm never going to be able to get what I need or for it to be bad quality.
Does anyone have any experiences of both and how do you rate them?
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You can turn clubcard points into money to spend on your delivery saver - you get 3x the value when you do this, so annually Tesco would work out at £32 if you paid in clubcard vouchers.
https://secure.tesco.com/clubcard/vouchers/delivery-saver-plan/UK-009888.prd
I've used both, but I don't have a strong opinion either way - I think a lot of pros and cons are regional, as I've had great service in one area then moved to another where there's never things in stock etc.
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