Ordering out can get old: not to mention too many takeaways can be unhealthy and expensive on your budget. We’ve put together a list of the most popular supermarkets in the UK where you can do your general shopping, not to mention make out on some great deals on groceries!
Aldi
A great choice for those with a budget in mind and one of the nation’s favourite supermarkets. Their ‘Super 6’ and ‘Super Weekly Offers’ include deals on fruit, vegetables, meat and fish. Aldi also usually stocks up on amazing student essentials in September: From bedroom essentials and tech essentials to kitchen and groceries - they cover so much to start your student living.
Tesco
Tesco has a loyalty card programme: Tesco Clubcard, where you can collect points and get vouchers and enjoy rewards at the supermarket chain. You might come across different Tescos e.g. Tesco Metro, Tesco Express, Tesco Extra, etc. Usually they are different in sizes, with different parts highlighting different prices. £3 Meal deals are also great options if you’re looking for a quick go to where you can choose from selected drinks, snacks and wraps/sandwiches/rolls/pasty/salads.
ASDA
Asda has their own ‘Smart Price’ line, introducing a huge line of quality products and with great value. They also have 3 for 2 on lunchtime meal deals, meals for 2 and other special offers.
Lidl
A popular German discount supermarket chain that serves customers internationally across Europe: Lidl boasts a wide range of fresh food and products with offers every week.
Morrisons
Morrissons has a Doorstep Delivery service for £4.50 - for students, that is £2. You can also register to More for Students and enjoy benefits through extra discounts, student-only offers, products and offers to enjoy as well as hints and tips through each term.
Sainsbury
Sainsbury is the UK’s second largest supermarket chain. Their Nectar card allows you to collect points when shopping as well as with their partners that do big brand offers each week. You can redeem your points and shop online with hundreds of brands. Like many other retailers, they also offer meal deals.
Waitrose
A myWaitrose Membership card rewards customers in different ways. While there are no points to collect, you can enjoy exclusive prices and offers made. You can also enjoy a free hot drink when shopping with them - all you need to do is bring a reusable cup - a great part of their initiative to reduce plastic and packaging!
Iceland
This supermarket chain boasts lots of frozen foods and a wide assortment of prepared meals. Students can get £6 off every £50 spend with Student Beans. Big deal events are also launched and hundreds of products are sold under £1.
Marks and Spencer (M&S)
The M&S Sparks reward programme has personalised offers, charity donations with every purchase and a chance to win a little gift every week.
