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In what order are these retailers cheapest for everyday groceries in the UK? co op, spar or sainsbury's.?
i have spar and co op very close to my new flat, sainsbury's is quite a bit futher, is it worth travelling the extra or is co op or spar just as cheap? co op and spar are conveinience stores, not massive. thanks.
Assuming your Co-op is a little shop rather than a superstore then the cheapest wil be Sainsburys
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Tracey
sainsburys is alot cheaper depending on the type of product if you dont like to buy supermarket own brands then your better of going to co-op
Theluckyhedgehog
Go to the COOP dude.
imicola
Sainsbury's is one of the more expensive supermarkets. Spar and Co-op are probably about the same price, but will probably have less choice (depending on how big of a sainsburys it is).
If I were you, I'd go for co-op as it is not only quite cheap, but it also has really good sourcing guidelines and sells a lot of fairtrade stuff. My local Co-op has just added a delicatessen as well, which is great and sells lots of really yummy locally produced food!
ANF
cheapest is Sainsbury's, followed by Co-op and then Spa.
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