What is your most expensive weekly food purchase

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And where do you buy it?

Just me being curious nosey

Today I Made an unexpected trip to Waitrose to look about and bought some frozen meatballs for £3.60. Expensive for me.

On a regular basis - loo roll and kitchen towel!

I also get the 4 for £1 hot chocolate sachets to keep at work. While they're not expensive, they're not good value for money!

We don't get them every week but those vivera fake steak things. I've forgotten how much they cost but they're nice and go well in stroganoff.
We also get those Iceland no bull burgers; again, they're expensive but v nice.
Water filters for the Brita jug. 3x 2month ones are good value but cost an arm and a leg!

Wine - Sainsbury's

I get everything else Ocado but their selection of my favourite grape variety is shocking and awfully expensive

So I schlep to Sainsbos for my alcohol

Asda chocolate bars £1.50 each
Dettol kitchen spray £2
Heinz soup in a carton £1.09 each

Kids vitamins( once a month) about £10 total

Dorset Cereals muesli
Salmon fillets (not every week)

Formula (have just switched from EBF and cannot believe how expensive it is!)

Sorry, I missed the food bit

But vitamins are kinda sorta food ( you do put them in your mouth)

Spreadable lurpak - when did it get so bl**dy expensive - in fact butter in general

Chicken breasts. £5.21 today for a two-pack. Wtf?

I get a side of salmon filet for £7.20 at Tesco most weeks. Sometimes steak filet - that costs about £10-12. Next expensive item is... wine!

Formula
Baby food (I know I know I should puree myself but cba)
Wine!

Yep came on to say salmon, other meats and wine!

Fish usually. Ocado or Sainsbury’s, depending on who has the best offers that week.

Cheese !
Salmon and chicken are fairly pricey but we eat them regularly.
Cat food.

Innocent smoothies for ds's lunch. He's autistic and won't tolerate any other brand, and it's the only fruit or veg he gets apart from ketchup, so be it. £5 for 8 of them.

Butter keeps going up.

Fruit - mango, cherries, strawberries etc are very expensive.

Lizzie’s muesli. I get it because it’s very low sugar but very expensive. I also eat a lot of fish and though I try to buy discounted it does add up. The most regularly expensive thing I buy is probably butter

parmesan (or grana padano) - not weekly, but regular and ££
Otherwise - skinless / boneless chicken breasts - always free range, sometimes organic.

Yes lurpak and formula is expensive. Asda butter ( blue container) is cheaper and just as nice. Formula is expensive. They have you over a barrel with it. I was glad when I could stop buying formula.

I love salmon but don't buy it ( can't remember the price) chicken boneless thighs cost about £3.50'for a small pack. We buy it maybe once every two weeks

Chateaubriand steak from Donald Russell about once a year. I try to buy on special offer so usually around £25. It feeds 3 of us (just).

Fresh fish and chicken breasts. I get through a lot.

I'm on a diet which requires me to eat two full meals per day - with three (also protein heavy) snacks.

@jackparlabane my dc also has autism and quite set in their ways. It's hard when they refuse particular foods.

Babybel Lights & Coke Zero

@Doodlejump Just buy a whole chicken. It's cheaper than that!