Our weekly shopping bill is alimony as much as our mortgage and its getting higher so trying to save money where we can without being completely miserly. Today I decided to try out lidl for the weekly shop (I know a similar thread has been started about Aldi but we don't have one here). Any other money saving supermarket tips shop tips appreciated.
I couldn't get my whole list at Lidl do I'll have to go to tesco tomorrow to finish off but I was pleasantly surprised at what I got for cheaper than what I've been paying at tesco:
Kiwi fruit 5 for £1 (4 for £1 at tesco)
Large bag of potatoes £2.35 (£2.74 at tesco)
Mushrooms 89p (£1 at tesco for smaller pack)
Blueberries £1.25 (£2)
Red onions 63p (£1)
Carrots 79p (£1)
Milk £1 (not sure what it usually is but more than £1)
Premium pork sausages £1.49 (tesco £2.89)
Sliced crumbed ham £1.29 (2 packs £3)
Salad 89p (£1)
Babybel £1.74 (can't remener what I pay at tesco)
Fruit museli £1.49
Fresh Orange juice £1.08 (much bigger carton than tesco equivalent)
Whole meal pitta 39p (89p)
Part baked baguettes 39p (£1)
Tortillas 39p (£1)
Chicken thighs £2.65 (stopped buying at tesco as went up to £5! been buying whole chickens on 3 for £10 instead)
2 fillets Scottish salmon £2.69 (wouldn't buy at tesco too expensive)
3 large chicken breasts £3.99 (same price at tesco for 2 small breasts)
Obviously I can't comment on how quality compares yet but I will report back.
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Just did my first Lidl shop
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pizzaqueen · 10/05/2013 20:33
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