Picking up a different coffee would save you £100 a year
Households looking to stick to a budget on their grocery shopping could save up to almost £500 a year by switching to one supermarket's own-label products.
Switching from major brands to supermarket value brands has become an increasingly popular choice among shoppers, with many saying that the lower price doesn't equal lower quality. One test found that shoppers could save £100 a year on coffee by switching from the Illy Espresso Medium Roast Ground Coffee priced at £6.50 for Lidl's Bellarom Italian Ground Coffee at £1.79.
A further £30 could be saved by making the switch to Lidl's Deluxe Puglian Extra Virgin Olive Oil at £4.19 from Waitrose's No.1 Chianti Classico Olive Oil P.D.O priced at £12.50.
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