A Which? price comparison has revealed that prices at Tesco's convenience stores are more expensive - even for Clubcard members.
Tesco Express shoppers could find themselves paying £520 more per year for their groceries a new price comparison has found.
For example, a six pack of Mr Kipling Bakewell Slices cost an average of £2.32 at Tesco Express, while larger stores offer them at £1.50 - a 54 percent difference. Express stores were also found to charge an eight percent extra on own-label semi-skimmed milk. Which? Retail editor Ele Clark commented: "Unfortunately, many people are without easy access to transport or online deliveries which leaves them reliant on smaller nearby stores.
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