SHOPPER Suzanne Taylor copped an unbelievable bargain in Sainsbury's - a whole penny off a can of soup.

Writer Suzanne, 48, discovered the 75p tin of Heinz tomato had been reduced to 74p.

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She snapped a picture and posted the tongue-in-cheek reference on her Facebook page: "Everyone get down to my Sainsbury's local tout suite....just one example of the amazing bargains to be had there!"

Friends roared with laughter as they urged the mum-of-one to "stock-up", while others vowed to drive huge distances to take advantage.

Paul Dibben suggested it was a "loss leader" to tempt people inside.

Suzanne, of Fulham, south west London, said: "I thought to myself if I bought 74 cans I would get a whole one free - but then decided to just save the penny!

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"Seriously, would anyone ever bother about saving a penny these days? I can't remember the last time I had one of the coins in my pocket."

A Sainsbury's spokesman said: "We always try to offer our customers the best value but have to admit, this isn’t the most enticing offer and it was made in error."

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