Amazon shoppers snapping up 'giant' boxes of Pepsi Max cans cheaper than Tesco, Iceland, Sainsbury's and Morrisons

Amazon's an absolute haven for those looking to sniff out deals on tech and gadgets, but it also plays host to way more household goods, food and drink than you might think. This means that you can sometimes find drinks or snacks for less than you might pay if you add them to a supermarket shop, which is pretty terrific.

Case in point - right now on Amazon you can pick up a 24-pack of Pepsi Max Cherry cans for just £8.10 if you set up a recurring purchase using Subscribe & Save, down from £11.09. Even for a one-time purchase, it's only £9.00 per pack - compared to £10.20 for the original flavour. Even better, if you pick the cherry version you can get three packs for £24, bringing down that price further and getting a price of 33p per can.

These are prices worth jumping on, and compare really favourably to supermarkets of all types. Check Tesco, for instance, and you'll find a Pepsi Max Cherry 24-pack for £10.50, while Sainsbury's, Iceland and Morrisons all match that price.

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The latter does have some great multi-buy options, though, which can get closer to Amazon's pricing than most competitors. Still, unlike some of those options you can use Amazon delivery to order the drinks without feeling compelled to add anything else into your shop, and potentially get free delivery if you're an Amazon Prime member.

Unsurprisingly, people are buzzing about the bargain they've found in the reviews on Amazon's page. One person enthused: "Purchased 3 for £24, cheaper than the