Where do you shop?

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I live within 2 miles of Aldi, Lidl, Tesco, Morrisons, Iceland. Asda and Sainsburys are 6 miles away. I have used Morrisons more over lockdown due to NHS discounts / free delivery but pre covid always shopped around, mainly shopping at Lidl and Aldi for the basics and Tesco or Morrisons for things I couldn't get there.
I do a Morrisons online shop every week for an elderly relative and have noticed a lot of prices going up, this week I went to Aldi and stocked up on lots of basic items, I spent £49.01. Out of curiosity I just entered the same items into Morrions and every item except one was more expensive (the Morrisons savers butter was 3p less than Aldi butter).
The cost in Morrisons was £69.61, I expected it to be more expensive but not £20.60.........everything I bought was basic everyday stuff apart from a pot of fresh basil 47p in Aldi £1.25 in Morrisons). I was so shocked I then compared to Tesco which was £58.22........many of the items were price matched to Aldi and some had clubcard offers. I know many people don't like Aldi / Lidl but both my local stores are excellent with a quick turnover of fruit and veg so I will be sticking to them! Obviously, it depends on what your shopping baskets contain, but it seems that for me Aldi is definitely cheaper

Local, small Sainsburys for meals - 1 mile away.

Local Aldi for basics - milk, bread eggs etc - 5 min walk away.

Sainsbury’s usually, if I drive in one direction I the first supermarket I come across is Sainsbury’s if I drive the in the other direction the first supermarket is a Sainsbury’s……

Mainly use Tesco (a small to medium sized regular store). I live within walking distance. We also have a tiny sainsbury's and an iceland at the far end of the high street and a co-op in one of the local estates that stays open late. Waitrose is a 5 minute drive. Asda, Lidl, Morrisons and Aldi are all more than 30 minutes by car.
I reckon what I pay in higher food prices I save in fuel, so there's no net gain by going to one of the discount shops.
I also shop daily and only buy what I need immediately and can carry. The local Tesco doesn't have a clothing section so I'm not tempted to pick up clothes I don't really need.

Wherever I’m passing, I’m not loyal to any particular supermarket
I most commonly go to Lidl, then home bargains next door for household stuff. The Lidl is lovely and new and there’s a new Aldi nearby too, which is nice

Between times, I might pop into Waitrose for bits, but not a full shop or Asda. We’ve also got an M&S nearby, but again, I don’t do a weekly shop there

I don’t often shop in Morrison’s, as I don’t like the drive there/access. The nearest Tesco is a bit of a drive away, so I only go there if out that way. I rarely shop is Sainsbury’s, as a weekly shop seems more expensive there, compared to Asda

Waitrose mostly because it's a 5 minute walk away, big Sainsbury’s once in a while for things Waitrose doesn't have. Tesco, Lidl or M&S if I'm that way for other reasons, e.g. the dentist. Very rarely Asda or Aldi, because I don't usually have reason to very over that side of town.

Lidl mostly because it's a 5 minute walk away. I prefer Morrisons but it's 9 miles away.

Weekly shop delivered from Ocado, lunch from Sainsburys express or the local coffee shop and top up from Aldi as it is on the way home.

For "reason to very", read"reason to be".

I do a mixture & have actually found Tescos more reasonable than it used to be, although I do have a Clubcard which makes a difference to quite a few prices. I like Aldi but can’t do a full shop there so my main store is Asda. Lidl is good too although I don’t tend to go very often & again I’m not able to do a full shop there. Our nearest Sainsburys is a good 20 minutes drive away & Waitrose even further but both of them are expensive. I will pop in if I’m passing. Waitrose has a great wine selection. Morrisons is in the same town as Sainsburys but I have always found it expensive. I like Co op, even though it’s pricy, particularly for their fair trade range & their end of day reductions are often very good.

Pretty much Tesco, though I do go to the others if after something specific or it's more convenient.

We don't shop in Lidl or Aldi as need they don't do specific gluten/lactose free items I like or specific brands for one child with sensory issues.