Aldi has beaten rival discounter Lidl for the title of cheapest supermarket in September by just 37p, according to the latest Which? analysis.
The consumer organisation compared prices for a basket of 22 products. On average shoppers would have paid £24.03 at Aldi or £24.40 at Lidl.
The most expensive supermarket – Waitrose – was more than £9 pricier than Aldi for an equivalent basket of groceries.
A basket of the same products cost £29.84 at Ocado, while Tesco and Morrisons both charged £28.31.
Sainsbury’s was in fourth place, costing £27.95 in total, followed by the basket at Asda which would set customers back £26.19.
Groceries with some of the biggest price differences included Maltesers and own-brand black grapes, which respectively cost £1.51 and £1.11 less at Aldi than at Waitrose.
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