Asda slashes Christmas vegetables to 20p a pack – but it’s 5p more than Aldi and Lidl
ASDA has become the latest supermarket to knock down the price of its Christmas veggies - but they're not the cheapest around.
The UK supermarkets are currently locked in a price war over who can sell the lowest priced veg for Christmas.
Cutting its prices, Asda has lowered the cost of its bags of sprouts, parsnips, carrots and broccoli to 20p a bag.
The 20p deal is available in all stores nationwide now until December 26, or on the Asda website.
You can track down your nearest Asda using the .
However, the discount isn't actually the cheapest for Christmas veg.
What's included in the Asda veggie sale?
ASDA has reduced the price of the following vegetables to 20p a bag.
- Asda Grower’s Selection Brussels Sprouts (500g) - was 65p
- Asda Grower’s Selection Parsnips (500g) - was 60p
- Asda Grower’s Selection Carrots (1kg) - was 50p
- Asda Grower’s Selection Broccoli (360g) - was 60p
Both Lidl and Aldi have reduced the price of their greens to just 15p a bag - 5p less than what you'll find at Asda.
The Lidl and Aldi deal also includes potatoes, something which Asda shoppers are missing from their discount.
While Tesco is also 1p cheaper after it reduced bags of carrots, sprouts and parsnips to 19p.
The veg offers haven't gone unnoticed by shoppers, with one bargain hunter posting the different prices on the group.
It lets shoppers compare prices at Tesco, Asda, Ocado, Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Morrisons, Iceland, Aldi and Lidl, to name a few.
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But in worse news for supermarkets, Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury’s have been accused of "ruining Christmas" by delivering orders without a turkey.
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