With shopping bills still making eyes water at the till, Brits have become masters of the trolley-based bargain hunt. Rank these classic supermarket money-saving moves from your absolute favourite to your least loved.
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The Yellow Sticker Safari
Timing your shop for the magical hour when staff slap yellow stickers on everything from sarnies to sirloin. Nothing beats bagging a Sunday roast for 89p.
Swapping to Aldi or Lidl
Ditching the big four for the German discounters and pretending you don't need that random ski jacket next to the hummus. Somehow you leave with one anyway.
Downshifting Own-Brand
Bravely swapping premium ranges for the basics tier and discovering the baked beans taste... surprisingly identical. Your wallet weeps with joy.
Nectar and Clubcard Wizardry
Coupling app-only prices with points boosters until a bottle of squash costs less than a Freddo. Feels like beating the system, one scan at a time.
The Batch Cook Big Shop
One monster shop, a Sunday afternoon in the kitchen, and a freezer full of Tupperware smugness. Lunches sorted until roughly the next ice age.
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