If you rely on supermarket value range items to keep the cost of your weekly foodshop down, chances are you will have noticed some steep price rises at the tills throughout the cost of living crisis.
Budget items at Aldi, Asda, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s and Tesco have not been immune from inflation, with almost two-thirds of the value range items on the shelves across the five retailers becoming more expensive over th
That is according to NationalWorld’s exclusive supermarket price tracker, which found that between the start of April and October stores increased the price on 368 out of 577 (64%) of their value range items, such as Asda Just Essentials or Smart Price, Aldi Everyday Essentials, and Morrisons Savers.
Common grocery items are among the products that have seen the heftiest hikes, including frozen fish, marmalade, muesli and cheese. In one case prices have risen by a whopping 177%, while prices for several other products have doubled or nearly doubled.
You can keep up to date on our value range price tracker series here, with price snapshots taken every month, and you can also find an interactive tool that will show you how prices have risen over the last six months for hundreds of items.
The 21 items with the biggest price rises between 4 April and 3 October are listed below. Images are for illustrative purposes only.

13. Asda Just Essentials (formerly Smart Price) chilli con carne tin 392g
Price in April: 65p. Price in October: 97p. Change: 49%. (Image: Kalhh, Pixabay) | Image by kalhh, Pixabay

14. Tesco Hearty Food Co Potato Croquette 700G, frozen
Price in April: 61p. Price in October: 90p. Change: 48%. (Image: Marco Verch, Flickr) | Marco Verch, Flickr

15. Tesco Hearty Food Co. tomato & herb pasta sauce 440G
Price in April: 39p. Price in October: 57p. Change: 46%. (Image: Aline Ponce, Pixabay ) | Aline Ponce from Pixabay

16. Asda Just Essentials (formerly Farm Stores) 8 pork sausages 454g
Price in April: 83p. Price in October: £1.20. Change: 45%. (Image: Stefan Schweihofer, Pixabay) | Stefan Schweihofer, Pixabay


