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Jordon Cox - Britain’s Coupon King on Instagram: "I saved money by flying to Turkey for groceries… 💀👇🏻 Flights this time of year are dirt cheap - and found a return flight on the same day to Turkey for £33.01. And I know food prices were super cheap out there! So while visiting the town & getting some sun on my face, I decided to do some grocery shopping - and see if I could do the WHOLE trip for cheaper than shopping at my local Tesco. We all know groceries are INSANELY expensive in the UK right now. They went up 37% between 2020-2025… but in Turkey, the same brands are much cheaper 👀 I’m talking 84p Doritos, 49p Haribos, £1.71 Oral B toothpaste (norm £5), and £2.24 for the BIGGEST pack of Coco Pops you’ve ever seen (that’d be £10+ in the UK) 😳 I bought as much as I could. In total, all the shopping totalled £34.34… which if bought in the UK, would have cost £89.38 (£86.18 with a Clubcard) 😅 My total expenses including flights, trams, and shopping? £68.79 So in total, by doing my grocery shopping in a different CONTINENT, I SAVED £20.59 (or £17.39 with a Clubcard). And all I had was a backpack! That total could be much higher if I’d have brought a check in bag 🤣 Honestly - this shouldn’t be possible 😅 Both supermarkets and people in power need to do something to reduce the burden… before we’re all flying abroad for Coco Pops 🙃 On the climate question… sure, it’s not the most environmentally friendly way to shop. But I filled an otherwise empty seat on the plane, and even if you ‘carbon offset’ the flight - it still works out cheaper! So serious question… have supermarket prices gone too far? And what can be done to make grocery shopping cheaper? Those questions need to be answered. I post tips to save money every week - so follow for more! 🙂👆🏻 Full video & cost breakdown on my YouTube channel (link in bio)" instagram

86K likes, 2,077 comments - couponkiduk on February 12, 2026: "I saved money by flying to Turkey for groceries… 💀👇🏻 Flights this time of year are dirt cheap - and found a return flight on the same day to Turkey for £33.01. And I know food prices were super cheap out there! So while visiting the town & getting some sun on my face, I decided to do some grocery shopping - and see if I could do the WHOLE trip for cheaper than shopping at my local Tesco. We all know groceries are INSANELY expensive in the UK right now. They went up 37% between 2020-2025… but in Turkey, the same brands are much cheaper 👀 I’m talking 84p Doritos, 49p Haribos, £1.71 Oral B toothpaste (norm £5), and £2.24 for the BIGGEST pack of Coco Pops you’ve ever seen (that’d be £10+ in the UK) 😳 I bought as much as I could. In total, all the shopping totalled £34.34… which if bought in the UK, would have cost £89.38 (£86.18 with a Clubcard) 😅 My total expenses including flights, trams, and shopping? £68.79 So in total, by doing my grocery shopping in a different CONTINENT, I SAVED £20.59 (or £17.39 with a Clubcard). And all I had was a backpack! That total could be much higher if I’d have brought a check in bag 🤣 Honestly - this shouldn’t be possible 😅 Both supermarkets and people in power need to do something to reduce the burden… before we’re all flying abroad for Coco Pops 🙃 On the climate question… sure, it’s not the most environmentally friendly way to shop. But I filled an otherwise empty seat on the plane, and even if you ‘carbon offset’ the flight - it still works out cheaper! So serious question… have supermarket prices gone too far? And what can be done to make grocery shopping cheaper? Those questions need to be answered. I post tips to save money every week - so follow for more! 🙂👆🏻 Full video & cost breakdown on my YouTube channel (link in bio)".

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