Aldi overtakes Lidl in being the UK’s cheapest supermarket

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Aldi has been named as the nations cheapest supermarket in the month of June, beating rival Lidl for the first time in seven months and saving customers over £25.

According to the latest monthly analysis by consumer watchdog, Which?, customers at the discount grocer spent on average £75.61 for a basket of 52 essential items.

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Aldi overtakes Lidl in being the UK’s cheapest supermarket

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Aldi has been named as the nations cheapest supermarket in the month of June, beating rival Lidl for the first time in seven months and saving customers over £25.

According to the latest monthly analysis by consumer watchdog, Which?, customers at the discount grocer spent on average £75.61 for a basket of 52 essential items.

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