What groceries do you buy every single week?

[Gice]

Bread
Milk
Oat milk
Apple juice
Cheddar cheese
Ham
Apples
Bananas
Satsumas/easy peelers
Carrots
Broccoli
Potatoes

Obviously we buy other things as well but these are bought every week.

This is also different to things we always have in the house such as rice, pasta, cereal, tinned tomatoes, tea.

Oh and there is absolutely no point to this other than I’m a bit bored and being nosey

Every week

Bread
Milk
Eggs
Apple Juice
Orange Juice
Bananas
Fresh Pineapple
Strawberries
Raspberries
Baby plum tomatoes
Sugar Snap Peas
Onions
Garlic
Peppers
Honey Roast Ham
Chicken Super noodles
Slimline tonic
Light Ginger Beer
3 different kinds of yogurt
Quorn
Chicken
Minced beef
Fresh herbs
Cheese
Square slice sausage
Potato scone

Milk
Bread
Tortillas
Apples
Bananas
Greek yoghurt
Carrots
Broccoli
Strawberries (live outside of the uk where they are always pretty good)
Blueberries
Raspberries
Cream (for spontaneous puddings)
Eggs
Tinned tomatoes
Minced beef
Whole chicken

Butter - two packets every time I walk past it.

Enough organic fruit and veg to open my own grocery store. I am not kidding.
Organic whole milk for children
Lactose free skimmed milk for me
Fresh white fish

Milk
Cheese
Eggs
Veg box
Fruit box

Almost all dried things are bought in bulk and we make bread so never buy it, just flour.

Far too much! That's how much I buy every week 😩

Greek yoghurt
Tangerines
Carrots
Crisps
Milk

@Gice

Oh and there is absolutely no point to this other than I’m a bit bored and being nosey

they end up being the best threads sometimes as I think many of us are quite nosey

Bread
Oat milk
Soya milk
Butter
Vegan butter
Apples
Bananas
Oranges
Cheese
Cake bars, pots of fruit, cartons of juice for school packed lunches (DC have other stuff in their packed lunches but we get these things every week)
Wraps
Houmous
Salad leaves, tomatoes and cucumber
Olives
Tinned chopped tomatoes, onion, garlic (no matter what is on the meal plan for the week, we always need these ingredients)
Frozen blueberries
Ice lollies (it is never too cold for my DC to have an ice lolly apparently)

I buy the same shopping list every single week.
3 types of meat ; a chicken, mince and something frozen like fish/fish fingers/ chicken steaks.
Fresh veg ; cabbage, broccoli, onions, asparagus, aubergine, carrots, lettuce and peppers
Ham and cheese slices plus crusty sliced bread
Lentil crisps
Ice cream cones
A frozen pizza
Coffee.

On a two week rotation,
Frozen veg
Thai/curry/chorizo (for the chicken) , coconut milk, tinned beans, tinned tomatoes, tinned tuna

Store cupboard stuff like rice and pasta when needed. Comes to near as £40 as possible for delivery purposes.

No milk or cereal. I often wonder too Op.

Bread (50/50)
Soda bread
Pitta
Milk (full fat, semi skimmed and soya)
Humus
Apples
Bananas
Raspberries
Strawberries
Greek yoghurt
Kids yoghurt (whatever is on special)
Chicken breasts
Steaks
Eggs
Apple juice
Avocado
Cucumber
Peppers
Roast beef slices
Chicken breast (prepared, x3 for £7 from M&S. I have them for lunch / they are quick and easy when I'm calorie counting)
New potatoes
Jacket potatoes
Broccoli
Carrots

Everything else is as and when. I tend to stock up on cupboard goods / cleaning stuff / laundry stuff / babies nappies and and wipes (brands we prefer) when they are on special offer.

Things like cheese / onions / lemons / garlic / porridge oats (we buy big packs) last two weeks.

I buy mince every other week but batch cook with it.

We have about 5 different types of pasta on the go, same with cereal but I'll replace when something is running low.

We buy salad and veg on rotation as well depending on what is on the menu etc.

We also buy treats (biscuits / multipack of crisps) depending on what we have and want is on special.

Bread
Milk
Cheese
Chicken breasts
Greek yogurt
Selection of cereal/bars and weetabix
Orange juice
Multipack of crisps
Bananas, apples, clementines
Broccoli, carrots, tomatoes
Pasta.

I could go on and on lol

Milk
Bread
Apples
Bacon
Cereals
Fresh pasta
Chicken pieces
Mini cheeses
Little peperamis
Cereal bars
Crisps, sweets and chocolate
Other stuff but I can't think of anything else

Bread
Milk
Fruit
Veg
Yogurts
Cereal bars
Chocolate
Wine
Crisps

Milk man delivery - 8 pints of whole milk, 1 pint orange juice, 1 pint apple juice

Online delivery every week - apples, satsumas, bananas, blueberries, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, celery, sugarsnap peas, carrots, bagels, toddler crisps

Top up shop - bread

Skimmed milk
Fat free yoghurt
Philli
Chicken breasts
Ham
Red Onions
Mushrooms
Peppers
Lettuce
Carrots
Baby plum tomatoes
Celery
Spring onions
Broccoli
Cauliflower
Tinned sweetcorn
Apples
Sparkling water
Black currant and apple squash
Diet Coke
Salted popcorn
Breadsticks
Cream Crackers
Riveta thins

Every week:
Chicken (various - whole, breasts or thighs)
Peppers
Onion
Microwave rice
Fruit - usually grapes, strawberries & melon
Yoghurts for DS
Ham
Pudding pots for DS

Bread
Milk
Butter
Chicken breasts
Peppers
Onions
Carrots
Greens (varies)
Cheese
Cereal bars
Tinned tomatoes
Sliced ham
Squash
Eggs
yoghurt

Vodka

Oatly
Alpro vanilla yoghurt
Bananas
Smoked tofu
Halloumi
Bread sticks
Hoummus
Cashews, always bloody cashews as my DP can eat a whole bag in one sitting
Babybels for a transportable snack
Frozen mixed berries for daily smoothies
Broccoli
Asparagus
I also get a weekly oddbox

Fresh Spinach
Apples
Oranges
Limes
Tofu
Soy Milk
Mineral Water
Bananas
Flatbread/wholemeal pitta
Blueberries

Depends what needs replenishing regarding cupboard/freezer

Bread, milk, tinned tomatoes, potatoes, cheese, bananas, oranges, yoghurt, pasta

oranges
apples
bananas
lettuce
tomatoes
cucumber
celery
carrots
mushrooms
eggs
milk
yoghurt

Possibly onions and potatoes. Other fresh veg is rotated. Everything else gets bought in the Big Shop for which we get 10% off twice a month.

Perfect thread for a Sunday afternoon OP
Equivalent to watching a Darling buds of May episode!

And so relieved you didn’t ask how much spent so I don’t need to read about the families of 6 surviving on £40 a week (my spend on strawberries and blueberries alone!)