I repeated my Tesco big shop from just four months ago and was appalled at the difference
Food costs are rising faster than ever, leaving households struggling to make ends meet. Just this week it was revealed that UK food price inflation soared to a record annual rate of 11.6% in October, with staples such as teabags, milk and sugar becoming more expensive, along with fresh food.
Read more: Best kids' advent calendars for Christmas 2022, including Lego, Lush, Pokemon, Percy Pig and more In fact the Clubcard had a big part to play in the comparison, as out of the seven items that have decreased in price, five were due to them being on offer. Most of the meat I bought has gone up, with burgers and chicken rising by 33.3% and 21.8% respectively. And fruit and vegetables have gone up too, with potatoes, carrots, broccoli, bananas and pineapple all going up.
Many people are no doubt leaving any sort of luxury item out of their shopping baskets already, and with prices continuing to rise - not just at Tesco but across the board - it's those basic staple items that they'll soon be forced to leave behind.
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