I’m a savvy supermarket shopper, I’ve found the best £1 bargain in M&S – it beats Aldi by a mile
A SAVVY supermarket shopper has jumped on the trend of checking out Marks & Spencer’s latest bargains.
And he was blown away by what he found, highlighting one of the supermarket’s food items as a must-buy for other money-saving pros – claiming it’s even better value than a similar product on sale at Aldi.
TikTok user Cost Of Living Crisis Tips shared a video, showing a recent shopping trip to their local store.
And it wasn’t long before the account, which can be found at @costoflivingcrisistips, zoomed in on something on the shelves.
It was a multi-pack of biscuits from M&S own brand that included three different types for just £1.
Inside, customers can find Malted Milks, Custard Creams and Bourbon Cream biscuits and the packaging promises “bigger pack, bigger value.”
Cost Of Living Crisis Tips, who has built up a following of 83.8k followers due to their money saving tips and hacks, certainly agreed.
They wrote alongside the footage: “Found these bargain biscuits in Marks and Spencer’s.
“3 types of biscuit for £1 – Custard Creams, Malted Milks and Bourbon.
“47 in a pack for £1 – great deal.”
They later quipped “these aren’t just cheap biscuits, these are M&S cheap biscuits,” referring to the shop’s famous tagline as heard on the adverts.
As the TikTok post started to attract attention from fellow social media users, many said they had tried and tested them and they’d got their seal of approval.
One wrote of the well-kept secret: “Don’t tell everyone as M&S will increase the price!”
A second said: “The best!”
Another person added: “The Bourbons in these are something else. Best ones going.”
Cost Of Living Crisis Tips was also of the opinion that no other supermarkets could compete with the £1 buy.
When one of their followers suggested an alternative from supermarket Aldi, they weren’t so sure.
The person commented on the post, saying: “Aldi do these with the Nice biscuits in also.
“4 packets for £1.29, I think.”
But the money-saving pro replied that M&S’ offering was still miles better, as they responded: “Not as good quality, too much sugar.”