This is the best value supermarket shopping basket in Leeds this week

The Yorkshire Evening Post has compared prices across the city’s major supermarkets this week to help our readers save money.
By Mark Thompson
Published 12th Feb 2021, 16:44 BST
Updated 8th Mar 2021, 11:16 BST
Who was the best value?Who was the best value?
Who was the best value?

Shoppers across Leeds are spoiled for choice with a number of major stores to choose from. Every week we compare prices across a range of items found in a typical weekly shopping basket to help you decide where you’ll get the best value.

How did the supermarkets compare?

Tesco and Sainsbury’s were both charging 69p for a box of 10 fishfingers, while Aldi had some star buys at a low price.

Which supermarket offered the best value?Which supermarket offered the best value?
Which supermarket offered the best value?
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There, a 1.5kg bag of plain flour cost 45p, while an 800g loaf of brown bread was priced at 36p.

Which Leeds supermarket had the best-value basket this week?

Check out our handy graphic to check how much items cost at different supermarkets. Prices are correct as of Thursday, March 4.

According to our comparison, Aldi had the best-value shop this week for a 19-item basket, totting up at £20.64.

Asda, Iceland and Lidl were unable to take part in our price comparison this week.

If you’ve spotted a great value deal while shopping in Leeds, let us know by tagging us on twitter @leedsnews.

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