Full shopping cart in supermarket aisle (Credits: Getty Images)

The price of food has been severely impacted by the current cost of living crisis, with some basics such as pasta more than doubling in price over the past year.

While inflation may be coming down the price of many bills and essentials remains stubbornly high, leaving millions of us looking for ways to save the pennies in order to make ends meet.

As such the major supermarkets have been doing whatever they can to help shoppers who are feeling the squeeze – by cutting the cost of items where possible, as well as adding more products to low-cost value ranges.

Here’s what prices have been cut at the major supermarket chains this month.

Sainsbury’s

Sainsbury’s has this month expanded the number of products in its Aldi Price Match campaign, with over 400 of its items now included in the deal.

New products in the range this month have included burger buns, Bramley apple pies, own brand soups, tikka masala cooking sauce and tinned sweetcorn.

Sainsbury’s has cut the price of more items in its Aldi Price Match range (Picture: Rex Shutterstock)

Nectar Prices have also been made available on frozen foods this month for the first time – meaning card holders can pick up some items for half the price of non-card holders.

Products in the new deal include Linda McCartney vegetarian sausages, reduced to £1.25 for Nectar card holders from £2.50, Birds Eye Omega 3 fish fingers which cost card holders £1.50 instead of £3, Quorn vegetarian chicken style nuggets down to £1.25 from £2.50 and Goodfella’s Stonebaked Thin Pepperoni Pizza, just £1.50 for Nectar members instead of £3.

Asda

Asda has this month slashed prices on 425 of its products in a bid to help shoppers.

Asda has lowered prices across the store (Picture: Getty Images)

The £23m investment has seen prices lowered by around 11% on such items as pasta, milk, bread, cheese, fish fingers, sausages, chicken, tinned spaghetti and baby supplies including follow on milk and nappies.

Both own brand and branded items are included in the deal.

Iceland

Iceland’s Summer Saving’s initiative has seen over 200 products reduced in price.

Iceland has been handing down summer savings to customers (Picture: Getty Images)

Customers have been able to save up to £3.75 across such products as Greggs cheese and onion bakes, Lurpak, Persil three in one capsules, Richmond sausages and Starbucks Multiserve coffees including caffe latte and caramel macchiato.

The frozen food giant has also been offering customers mix and match offers, with three for £3 and seven for £10 on items such as Pepsi Max, Heinz tomato ketchup and Warburtons bread, as well as Iceland own-branded coleslaw and tomato and basil pasta salad.

Aldi

Aldi shoppers have been able to benefit from price cuts across more than 30 products at Aldi this month.

Aldi has cut the price of even more items (Picture: Getty Images)

Items included in the price drop include fresh produce such as apples, peaches and oranges, along with butter, spreads, canned food, pet treats and personal hygiene products.

Ocado

Ocado’s Big Price Drop has seen a further 200 items slashed in price in August.

Ocado has also slashed prices across a range of own-brand and branded products (Picture: Getty Images)

Products in the deal include Heinz Beans, cut by 25p to £3.75, Copella Apple Juice slashed from £2,80 to £2, and Walkers Ready Salted crisps and Ocado own-brand easy peelers both reduced by 10p.

Stock up on your staples.