The Guardian -
21 Jul 2014 01:04

'Superfood' alternatives such as sardines and kiwi fruit are cheaper and have same amount of vitamins, says Which? Shoppers could save hundreds of pounds a year by swapping expensive and fashionable "superfoods" such as blueberries and wheatgrass for cheaper alternatives, according to research published on Monday. Which? said consumers could save up to £440 a year by ditching popular superfoods in favour of better value alternatives that offer similar health benefits.
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