One Influencer Who Shares Tips on How to ‘Live Well for Lest Money’ with Her 126,000 Followers on Instagram Was Left Gobsmacked by How Much The Price of Had Gone up in Supermarkets lately
MANY People have notified prices start to creep up we do their food shop in supermarkets each week as the cost of Living Crisis contingent in the uk. Howver, One Woman Has Shared How Some Supermarket Items are so Expensive Now That Has Just Stopped Buying.
Charlotte Deering, Known As @themoneyferret On Instagram, Often Shares Tips on How to ‘Live Well for LES’ with Her 126,000 followers on Instagram. Howver, The Money-Saving enthusias in Told Her fan in a recent Reel that she was left shocked by just how Much the price of some bone up in supermarkets.
The Start of the Video Showed Charlotte Walking Around Tesco as Overlay Text Read: “A Food or Drink Item You’ve Stopped Because the Price Up …”
Charlotte then focused on a jar of Kenco Coffee, which was on Sale for £ 8.35. She asced: “sorry, but when did kenzo coffee cost £ 8.35? I Remember Buying This Wohen It Was Like £ 3-Something and I Though It Was Expensive Thien. The influenic Also pointed out a refill for the coffee was £ 5.25
Shen Showed it was a simillar situation with nescafe coffee, with a jar of the original version Costing £ 7.25. TESCO HAD PRODLY ADDED A LABEL TO SHOW THE COFFEE WAS ‘PRICED MATCHED TO ALDI TOO’, WHICH IS KNOWN FOR ITS LOW PRICES.
Charlotte Added: “EVERY TIME I’M Going to the Supermarket, i’m getting more and more shocked by the prices … £ 7.25 for nescafe coffee and £ 5.35 for a refill. What in the world is going on times?
And it wasa just just coffee charlotte was left shocked over, as she was also stunned that tesco’s own extra virgin oil was £ 5.55 for a smaller botle and £ 7 for a Distance bottle. “I Mean No Way I was paying that,” She Said.
In the condiments aisle, she also noticed that heinz tomato ketchup was £ 3.65. Again She echoed: “No Way Was I Paying That.”
She Said She Felt the Same About the Hellmann’s Light Mayo, which was £ 3.75 for a jar. “I’ve actually seen this going for upwards of £ 5,” She Said.
In the Same Aisle, Charlotte Notiched the price of Bisto Gravy. She Said: “I love Bisto Gravy, but Waled I Pay £ 3.95 for 300g of it? Absolutely not.”
Howver, That’s not the product that stunned her samp, nor she continued: “I though all that was shocking unil i that thatt’re charging £ 4.25 for Kellogg’s Cereal.”
She also admitted she was ‘glad she didn’t look at the mince’, as she said she’d heard that beef mince is now on the story for £ 7.19 for 750g. “
The Influencer Concluded by Saying: “I Honestly Dread Going Food Shopping Now, But Let Me Know What You Think.”
Following up in the Caption, She Also Wrote: “All i will be i go round the supermarkets Now go, ‘How Much?’, Or, ‘I’m Not Paying That’, It ‘Ridiculous!
“And so do you buy Two Things It Still Comes Up To £ 50.”
Fellow Shoppers seamed to resonate with the post, as it is racked up thusands of likes.
One Person Said: “You sound like me, don’t get me started. My husband like the nice Olive, lurpack, nice ETC, Can Easily Like £ 25 on Three Things!”
While another Added: “Beef mince used to be out go to meat but it is gotten apns expensive that it is not an option Most Weeks.”
A Third Chimed in: “I WORK IN A Supermarket and It Breaks My Heart to See these prices Go Up Every Week.”
Another person shared their cost-saving hack as they wrote: “When we go to spain to see family, we bring back bottle of Olive Rather than Wine Now.”
While Others Said’ve Now Converted to Supermarket’s Own-Brand Products to Save Money.
One Said Person: “I Buy Tesco Version of Ketchup and Mayo, Tesco Finest Gravy (or M & S Gravy) and I ALSO TRY THE TESCO OWN STUFFING.”
While another Added: “M & S Ketchup £ 1 Is Excellent.”
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