Asda shopper shares 'hidden' hack used to pay £12 for £52 food shop
dailyrecord.co.ukAn Asda shopper has revealed how they were able to slash their grocery bill by a staggering £40 after spotting certain labels on store shelves.The supermarket regular was on his weekly shop when he noticed the "Asda Reward" signs on some product shelves, which ask you to download their app.
The service encourages shoppers to buy targeted products to get money back, which can be converted to store vouchers.Branded with the phrase "pounds, not points", the labels say customers who use the app can get "10 per cent off in your Asda cash rewards cash pot".
While this discount applies on some groceries, "Super Star" products give an even better deal, which this shopper used make an impressive saving.As reported by Yorkshire Live, the shopper said: "After I downloaded the app I noticed the 'Star Products' labels on various shelves.
Sometimes they were hidden, for example an 'out of stock' label might be covering up a product label if it hadn't been changed by a member of staff."Other times, I'd be stood weighing up whether to buy one product or the other when I would check the app and realise that one of them was offering credit back on the purchase."For instance I was trying to buy some cola cans and they had £2.50 back on Coke Zero, but weren't offering anything on Pepsi despite being a similar price per can.
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