Asda announces discounts for shoppers this month for limited time

Families can enjoy savings on various household and food products as the supermarket reduces prices for Reward members. Asda is providing a £2 discount on children’s fancy dress costumes with a new coupon that will be valid until March 5. This discount will assist parents in dressing their kids for World Book Day.

An Asda spokesman said: “We’re focused on giving families more ways to save on the things that matter most. Whether it’s helping parents get ready for World Book Day or supporting customers with money off their big shop, these latest coupons are just another way we’re delivering real value for hard-working families.”

Asda is offering customers a £2 discount coupon off a £12 spend on cleaning and household items, including paper products, laundry supplies, and kitchen essentials. That offer will run until March 12.

The supermarket has also rolled out mix-and-match two-for-£5 deals across cheese, butter, yoghurts, and many other chilled staple items.

Shoppers can create a Rewards account by downloading the mobile application or creating an Asda Groceries account.

Asda continues to support families and is consistently named the lowest-priced supermarket for a big shop in independent price comparison surveys by both Which? and The Grocer.

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For shoppers looking to cut down further on their spending, they have been recommended to take extra care when browsing the aisles, as there’s something which catches many people out.

Shops like Asda, Aldi, Tesco, and Sainsbury’s all have own-label groceries, and most have three quality levels. There’s the standard, then a budget version and usually a more premium one too.

But it’s important to remember that just because something is “budget” doesn’t necessarily mean it’s cheaper.

So before you automatically reach for the cheapest-looking bag of pasta, loaf of bread or jar of sauce from the shelf, have a quick scan around your other options – as it might not be the most affordable after all.