This Week’s Top UK Supermarket Offers You Can’t Miss

Groceries are one of the biggest weekly expenses for households across the UK. With food inflation still biting, hunting for the best deals at supermarkets can make a noticeable difference to your budget. This week, there are some strong offers across Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Aldi, and Morrisons that are worth adding to your shopping list.

- Tesco Clubcard Deals – Half-price on fresh chicken, 25% off wine (mix & match).

- Sainsbury’s Nectar Prices – £1.25 Heinz baked beans multi-pack, half-price on ready meals.

- Aldi Super 6 – Fruit & veg this week: 29p apples, 35p courgettes.

- Morrisons – Fuel voucher when you spend £40+ on groceries.

To supercharge these offers, use cashback apps like Shopmium or CheckoutSmart, which often give you money back on branded items when you upload your receipt. Combine them with your supermarket loyalty points and you’ll see your grocery bill shrink even further. 

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