Have rising food prices made you switch to value brands—and how do they compare?

As food prices continue to climb, we ask locals if they’ve swapped out big-name brands for cheaper alternatives—and how they feel about the change.

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00:00yeah well we've changed we shop as cheaply as possible yeah we do yeah we go to the

00:07cheaper supermarkets there are certain brand products that you like and and it's not you

00:16try another and it doesn't lose and get replaced but that's not a huge number nothing that springs

00:22to mind massively um we just just try and stick to more to cheaper um cheaper shops rather than going

00:33to the the bigger brands yeah i mean listen i'm not buying heinz ketchup anymore i'm getting my

00:38i'm getting my morrison's ketchup um and how do i feel about what food prices rising in general

00:45i mean i need to have a bigger look at it but you have to look at the profit margins of these

00:50companies and where actually where the root cause is to really have an informed opinion but i have

00:55switched because i don't need heinz sorry heinz