The cost of groceries is getting so high that some people are cutting back on food to save money. More than half (56%) of 4,011 people surveyed by the BBC have started to buy fewer groceries and are ...

THE chance to get a bag filled with food at a bargain price from a well-known cafe and restaurant sounds like a great idea. Too Good to Go is an app that sells 'Magic bags' filled with unsold and ...

Aldi's partnership with Too Good To Go means it is one of the latest grocers trying to curb food wastage by selling surplus food in 'magic bags'. Money-savvy shoppers can download the free app, search ...

It’s the 'magic bag' money-saving hack that shoppers have been going crazy for for months. You can get big bags of food from the likes of Costa, Greggs and Morrisons for a fraction of the price you ...

Greggs is a firm favourite amongst most people - but especially in the North East. As the cost of almost everything appears to be going up, and with bills set to rise by 54% in spring, cost saving ...

Aldi's partnership with Too Good To Go means it is one of the latest grocers trying to curb food wastage by selling surplus food in 'magic bags'. Money-savvy shoppers can download the free app, search ...

When I first heard about Magic Bags I was keen to buy one to see what was inside. These are ordered on the Too Good to Go app and the concept is simple: businesses pop their unsold food on for ...

It’s the 'magic bag' money-saving hack that shoppers have been going crazy for - where you can get massive bags full of food from places like Costa, Greggs, Morrisons and Starbucks for huge discounts.