Cheapest supermarkets to buy Quality Street, Celebrations and Heroes this week – and it’s not Aldi or Lidl

CHRISTMAS is just 57 days away, people are already stocking up on all the essentials for the big day.

Chocolate tubs are a festive staple in most of our homes.

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And if you’re looking to stock up on a couple of tubs now, it’s important to make sure that you’re not paying more than you need to.

To save you the trouble we’ve rounded up the best deals on offer for the most popular boxes of chocs.

Prices may vary day to day as well depending on what deals are on, and remember to look at delivery costs too if you’re ordering online.

And as we get closer to Christmas, it’s important to be aware that there are always sales and special offers on big tubs.

It might be a good idea to hold out for lower prices and keep your eyes peeled over the next few weeks.

There’s a really easy-to-use comparison site called Trolley.co.uk, which compares the prices of 130,000 products across all major supermarkets.

The Latest Deals app also lets you search items and helps you compare prices at several supermarkets to see where it’s cheaper.

We’ve compared the prices of Quality Street, Celebrations and Heroes tubs across all major supermarkets this week.

Cheapest place to buy Quality Street – Iceland

Iceland charges £4 or 2 for £8 on 600g tubs of Quality Street in-store and online this week.

Tesco is charging £4 for 600g tubs and £8.50 for 813g tins in-store and online this week for Clubcard holders.

But if you don’t have a Clubcard you’ll have to fork out £5 on 600g tubs and £10 on 813g tins.

Both Aldi and Lidl are charging £4.49 for a single 600g tub of Quality Street in their supermarkets this week.

Asda is charging £4.50 or 2 for £8 on 600g tubs and £10 for 813g tins in-store and online this week.

Ocado is charging £4.50 for 600g tubs and £10 for 813g tins online this week.

Morrisons is charging £5 for 600g tubs and £12.50 for 813g tins in-store and online this week.

Sainsbury’s is charging £5.50 for 600g tubs and £10 for 813g tins in-store and online this week.

Waitrose is only selling 813g tubs at the moment and these cost £12 in-store and online this week.

Cheapest place to buy Celebrations – Tesco

Tesco is charging £4 for 600g tubs of Celebrations in-store and online this week for Clubcard holders.

But if you don’t have a Clubcard you’ll have to fork out £5 on 600g tubs instead.

Asda is charging £4.50 or 2 for £8 on 600g tubs in-store and online this week.

Aldi is charging £4.49 for a single 600g tub of Celebrations in their supermarkets this week.

Morrisons is charging £5 for 600g tubs in-store and online this week.

Iceland charges £5.50 or 2 for £8 on 600g tubs of Celebrations in-store and online this week.

Ocado is charging £5.50 for 600g tubs online this week.

Sainsbury’s is charging £5.50 for 600g tubs in-store and online this week.

Cheapest place to buy Heroes – Tesco

Tesco is charging £4 for 550g tubs of Heroes in-store and online this week for Clubcard holders.

But if you don’t have a Clubcard you’ll have to fork out £5 on 550g tubs instead.

Asda is charging £4.50 or 2 for £8 on 550g Heroes tubs in-store and online this week.

Ocado is charging £4.50 for 550g tubs online this week.

Morrisons is charging £5 for 550g tubs of Heroes in-store and online this week.

Sainsbury’s is charging £5.50 for 550g tubs in-store and online this week.

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk