How to save money off your weekly food shop, including £13 Asda cashback and £20 off Waitrose
It's possible to save £100s of your food shopping bill with discounts, vouchers and cashback sites
CHRISTMAS shoppers are expected to spend an average of £170 on groceries - with most of us picking up festive essentials from our local supermarket.
The biggest stores, Asda, Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Waitrose and Morrisons are in a constant battle for our money.
In recent years they’ve lost out to places like Aldi and Lidl who consistently beat the bigger chains on price.
However, it’s possible to chop hundreds a year off your grocery shopping bills by searching for the best discount codes, vouchers and using cashback websites.
We found the best online supermarket deals, vouchers around at the moment and explain how work out if an offer is the real deal.
Asda - get £13 cashback as long you spend over £25
TopCashback is free to join, all you need to do is click through and complete your shop.
You can get £10 off your shopping if you order online, as long as you spend more than £50.
Both deals are only available to those who’ve never shopped online with Asda before.
Sainsbury’s - get £10 off a 12 month anytime delivery pass
HOW TO FIND THE BEST DISCOUNTS
Your first port of call is to check voucher websites like Vouchercodes.co.uk and myvouchercodes.co.uk to see if there are codes that you can use online or printable vouchers.
It’s also worth stopping by MoneySavingExpert.com and HotUkDeals to check if there are any amazing offers.
Before you click order check cashback websites like Quidco and TopCashback to see if you can get any further discounts.
It’s worth calculating how much you spend on getting groceries delivered across the year to see if this is worth it for you.
Tesco - up to £7.80 cashback for new customers
The only catch is that you can’t have ordered online from them before.
Morrisons - get £3.90 in cashback from your online shop
Waitrose - get £20 off your first order but you’ll have to spend £100 first
Visit Vouchercodes.co.uk to find out more about the deal.
You must place your order before 8 January 2017 to qualify and be a new online shopper with Waitrose.
HOW CASHBACK WEBSITES WORK
Cashback websites pay you to spend money. There really is no catch. Retailers pay them to direct you there and they split the money with you.
The big websites - TopCashback and Quidco - are both free to join, although they’ll take a slice of your cash (£5 a year) if you sign up for a premium account.
Premium accounts are for super shoppers as they give you higher cashback rates and faster payments.
Once you find a deal that you like, click through to the retailer. The cashback website will track your payments and then pay the money straight into your bank or Paypal account.
Find Asda discount codes with The Sun Vouchers