FARMFOODS in Worcester has opened offering cheaper options - and we have rounded up some of the best offers.
The supermarket opened in an empty unit in Shrub Hill Retail Park off George Street in Worcester.
Hundreds of shoppers have visited the new store in the first few days since opening its doors on Friday (June 17).
The store has brought about 20 new jobs to the city after it opened in the former Staples stationery unit.
Shoppers flocked to the store to see what deals are up for grabs and stock their trolleys with essential items.
The shelves are filled with buy one get one free deals and shoppers were keen to find the best deals.
Farmfoods is well known for selling frozen food but also offers customers household snacks and kitchen essentials.
If you're looking to pay a visit to the new supermarket in Worcester, here are some of the best deals to look out for.
Freezers are stocked with frozen goods and most of the items have a special offer.
Shoppers filled trollies with a selection of different foods.
The freezers were packed with a variety of chicken alongside bargain deals.
Farmfoods has a lot of deals for meat-eaters and freezers seem to be stocked with meat.
Snacks
Alongside frozen food, Farmfoods also sells snacks including crisps, here are some of the best deals on crisps in the store.
Shelves seemed to be stocked with a variety of crisps at bargain prices.
Ice Cream
In the hot weather, knowing where to look when on the hunt for ice cream is important.
Shoppers said they had noticed the difference in prices as items were £1.29 instead of £1.
Home essentials
Shoppers can also get their hands on detergent in a two for £21 deal.
Bargain hunters can also find deals on washing up liquid for 99p.
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Bread is also well-stocked on the shelves and customers can find a selection of deals in this isle.
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