I went shopping at M&S and didn’t even realise they have a super budget range – it makes grocery shopping so cheap
RECENTLY we have seen more and more shoppers ditch Aldi and Lidl and try out M&S for their weekly groceries, with many left very impressed at the quality and prices of the food.
But one savvy shopper recently took to the much-loved supermarket, to show off their ‘Savers’ range, which she claimed was even cheaper than the other items on the shelves.
So if you are looking to cut costs on your food bill where possible, you’ll want to listen up quickly.
Ashleigh (@ashleighmoneysaver), the bargain hunter and money-saving whizz was left open-mouthed at the budget range and recently posted a clip on TikTok to show it off.
She shared her clip with the caption ‘M&S SAVERS RANGE!!’ and said: “Everyone knows that M&S food is so good, but did you know they have a Savers range?”
We then saw Ashleigh in the supermarket, as she showed off some of the cheap items in the budget range.
She added: “We have soup for 65p, penne pasta for 95p, rice for £1.50, chicken legs for £1.20, their own Weetabix for £1.85.
“£1 for eggs, however they did run out in my store.
“And loads more.”
The savvy shopper was pleased with the reasonably priced items and the brilliant quality of the food, as she later noted: “Cheaper than a lot of their other items and great quality.”
Her clip has clearly impressed many others too, as it has quickly amassed 64.6k views.
It has 1,018 likes, 12 comments and 47 shares.
Social media users were eager to share their thoughts on M&S in the comments, with many praising the high-street chain for their reasonable prices and high quality food.
One person said: “Love their food” to which Ashleigh responded “Me too!”
Another added: “I love their savers range as it’s better quality than other supermarkets. M&S fruit is the best too.”
A third commented: “M&S offer very good value on lots of staple items, you do pay a premium for anything pre-prepared but their food is amazing.”
Whilst someone else noted: “Wow that’s cheap.”