Fan with yellow sticker is ready to clear the meat shelves to feed his DOG

A SHOPPER has been brutally targeted after admitting he emptied shelves of meat to feed his four-legged friend.

The delighted shopper took to Facebook to proudly show off his monster catch with several cuts of meat bagged at impressive savings.

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According to the man who posted the photo of the purchase Shopping tips, tricks and offers with yellow stickers On the page he had seen plastic meat packages covered in yellow stickers, and he had made sure he got the most out of the deal.

In total, the bargain lover had put no fewer than twenty types of meat in his bag, including pork belly, but also minced meat and steak, the price of which had been reduced.

The total bill for the meat should have been around £70, he revealed the mailHowever, the yellow stickers reduced the price to £20.

'My inland yacht for today is over.

“Me and my dog ​​just sorted it out,” the happy shopper continued in the caption.

While the Facebook user may have been all excited about the huge haul and successful trip to the supermarket, fellow yellow sticker hunters quickly rushed to comment to criticize the pet owner.

One wrote: 'Wowcher, so jealous!

“You should have left something for other people, who would also have taken fate with it.”

Someone else shouted: “I didn't leave anything for anyone else… emptied the whole shelf.”

A fellow Morrisons fan hit back at the foodie, writing: “How dare you?”

Fortunately, the response seemed to be largely positive, as dozens of people flocked to show their support.

“It seems like people are being triggered by people doing what the page is intended to do,” one member of the group thought.

'Why would you have fun with it? It's called Yellow Stickers, Bargains and Outings – this photo fits all three.

'If it doesn't sell, it gets thrown away. There are six of us, so yes, I would have gotten the lot too. I was spending almost £170 a week on groceries. Good for them.”

''That's a good store. These days, every little bit helps,” someone else chimed in.

“Happy tummies for a while,” wrote another.

After taking the platform by storm, the foodie also shared his top tips for scoring the best bargains – and the exact time to hit the shops.

Replying to a 'struggling student', the shopper said: 'The best time I've really found is like on a Sunday around 2-3pm where most places like Sainsbury's, Tesco and my favorite Morrison's close at 4am and please throw away all products… but it is never guaranteed.

“First come, first get.”

Other ways to save money on your groceries

Besides looking out for yellow stickers, there are other ways you can cut the bill at the checkout.

Earlier we mentioned Too Good to Go – an app that helps you rescue food from a number of popular cafes, restaurants, shops and supermarkets that would otherwise end up in the bin at the end of the day.

To start saving and enjoying delicious meals on the cheap, you need to download the app and set your location. Once you're done, you can start choosing from nearby stores that offer their unsold food items at a discounted price.

Similar to Too Good To Go, the Karma app also lets you search for nearby food to pick up based on your location.

However, unlike Too Good To Go, Karma tells you what goodies you can expect.

There's also a little-known store worth visiting that offers big brand names at discounted prices.

One Beyond is an independent discounter that launched in 2019 and is about to open its 100th UK store.