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Published 03 Aug 2026

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Deals of the week: best supermarket bargains

If you're trying to keep your food shopping bill down, it pays to keep an eye on the latest supermarket offers. As always, we've picked out some of the best deals available this week.

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Published: 3 August 2026

Remember, many offers are only available with a supermarket loyalty card, so it's worth checking before you shop.

Sainsbury's garlic, chilli & herb beef sizzler steaks

If you’re planning a barbecue or looking for a quick evening meal, you can save a third on Sainsbury's 330g garlic, chilli & herb beef sizzler steaks with a Nectar card. The British beef works out at £4.16 per kg, making it a good-value option for meat lovers.

Tesco Actimel strawberry immune support yogurt drinks

Stock up on lunchbox favourites with a family pack of Actimel strawberry immune support yogurt drinks (14 x 100g). It's reduced from £4.95 to £3.75 with a Clubcard, saving you £1.20.

Asda Nestlé Shredded Wheat

If breakfast is a staple in your house, Nestlé Shredded Wheat original breakfast cereal (24 biscuits, 540g) is on offer at two packs for £5 at Asda. It's a handy deal if you want to stock the cupboard and save on your weekly shop.

Morrisons Old Jamaica ginger beer

Perfect for warm weather or mixing with your favourite drink, Old Jamaica ginger beer is on offer at four bottles for £2 at Morrisons. The offer is available when you order by 8 September, making it a great time to stock up.

Iceland Robinsons double strength squash

Keep everyone refreshed for less with Robinsons double strength squash orange & pineapple no added sugar squash (1.75L). Iceland is offering three bottles for £3.75 when you buy two, making it a great choice for families.

Remember, supermarket offers can change quickly, and some are only available for a limited time or with a loyalty card. If you spot a good deal on something you buy regularly, it can be worth stocking up, as long as you'll use it before it expires.

Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Gabrielle is an experienced journalist, who has been writing about personal finance and the economy for over 17 years. She specialises in social and economic equality, welfare and government policy, with a strong focus on helping readers stay informed about the most important issues affecting financial security.

Published: 3 August 2026

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Gabrielle Pickard-Whitehead - Money Wellness

Written by: Gabrielle Pickard Whitehead

Lead financial content writer

Published: 3 August 2026

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