Just follow these three easy steps:
1. Fill your trolley with all the items you need to shop for.
2. Compare the trolley against 4 different supermarkets.
3. Send the trolley to the supermarket of your choice.
You can also save upto £10 on your first online order through most of the supermarkets by using vouchers at the checkout.
I always use mySupermarket.co.uk to do our shopping now, and if you think paying for the delivery is an expense you could do without, you have a couple of options:
- mySupermarket.co.uk gives you the option to printout the shopping list & even split the list between two supermarkets for even more savings.
- Scour the forums of MSE for a free delivery voucher.
- Follow me on Twitter @piggybankrefill and I will tweet out a code when I find one.
Key features of mySupermarket.co.uk are:
Swap & Save
This feature checks the contents of your trolley and suggests items you might want to swap for added savings or a better discount.
an example of this is,
ASDA Streaky Smoked Bacon £1.64 - Swap & Save - ASDA Smoked Back Bacon £1.10
Savings = 54p
You will be amazed the amount you can knock of a shopping total by swapping out a few items.
Swap & Cut
Similar to the above feature, suggestions this time come from healthier choices. The feature shows you how many calories you can cut by simply swapping an item for a healthier option.
Downshift Challenge
The Downshift challenge is the work of Martin Lewis from MSE. It is simply opting for supermarket own brand over the well known retailers, and often there is no noticeable difference.
You can even go a step further and opt for the supermarket value range to shave that bit extra off your shopping bill.
Let us know how much you saved.
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