Lidl has officially been named the cheapest supermarket in June, according to the latest Which? analysis.
The supermarket received the accolade after Which? compared prices for a trolley of 78 items throughout June, including groceries and household essentials.
On average, shoppers would have paid £72.02 for the 78 items - including own-brand products such as pasta, olive oil and salad tomatoes, as well as branded goods.
At other leading supermarkets, the same products would have cost up to £40 more.
Ryan McDonnell, Chief Commercial Officer at Lidl GB, said, “At Lidl, we simply won’t be beaten on price - so we’re delighted that Which?’s analysis proves that.
"We know that families across the country are continuing to feel the impact of COVID-19 on their finances, so now more than ever, we’re committed to offering the best quality and value to our customers.”
A breakdown of results by supermarket:
- Lidl - £72.02
- Aldi - £72.23
- ASDA - £80.15
- Tesco - £88.28
- Morrison’s - £90.27
- Sainsbury’s - £93.93
- Ocado - £109.61
- Waitrose - £111.77
From today, Thursday, June 9, Lidl is selling an outdoor barbecue for £179.99, as part of its limited edition outdoor cooking range.
The Tepro 3-Burner Gas Barbecue has a double-walled stainless steel hood, two separate burners for cooking, side storage and a bottle opener attached.
The supermarket is also launching a range of flowers and outdoor plants too.
Shop the range here.
