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Tesco shoppers could slash food bills by £260 a year with easy cooking switch
Tesco shoppers could slash food bills by £260 a year with easy cooking switch
Published on November 11, 2022 at 09:33 AM
SUPERMARKET giant Tesco has shared a simple way for shoppers to slash their food bill â and you could save up to £260 a year.
Households will have noticed that their bill at the checkout has soared recently, leaving many to look for ways to cut costs.
Tesco has shared a simple way for shoppers to slash their food bill
But experts at Tesco have worked out that shoppers could save up to £260 a year by reducing the amount of food they throw away.
That’s money many households can’t afford to waste during a cost of living crisis, as runaway inflation is driving food prices up.
Shoppers are facing forking out £533 more a year just to fill the fridge up.
But at the same time, three-quarters of UK households admit to throwing away forgotten items lurking in cupboards, according to research by Tesco.
The supermarket is encouraging shoppers to take part in its Use Up Day campaign, where once a week, people cook a meal using up food already in their kitchen.
Tony McElroy, head of campaigns at Tesco, said that shoppers can also benefit from making a list before they head out to the shop.
Making a list will help to stay focused on getting the items that you really need, rather than being drawn into impulse purchases.
Tony McElroy said: “At Tesco, we want our customers to be able to get more out of their food shop whilst keeping delicious meals on the table.
“A little planning can help to spend less and reduce food waste, helping both our pockets and the planet.”;
He added that take stock to see what food they already have will make it easier to write a list of what is needed before going out to buy more food.
How can I find the best deals in the supermarket?
Get a loyalty card
Signing up for a supermarket loyalty card can often help you to get cheaper prices on essentials.
If you have a loyalty card, you may find you can get extra points or discounts, particularly if you buy petrol from the same supermarket.
The brand’s Smooth Orange Juice costs £2.75 compared to Lidl’s Simply Orange Juice, which is just 55p.
You can also try checking frozen alternatives to fresh fruit and vegetables, and looking on the lower shelves where customers are known to find better deals.