How much is your weekly food shop?

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Ours is around £150 which I know is a lot for 2 adults and a toddler We are home for all meals and eat a lot it seems! We are also letting ourselves buy all sorts of food and enjoy that with covid and not spending on much else. If we needed to budget I would get it down though!

I wonder how much most people spend?

Usually around 80 per week but I allow for up to 100. 2 adults and 2 dc

Two adults and one teenager. We put by £100 a week. Would be less but my husband likes snacks and wine at the weekend. Anything other than that has to come out of our weekly other spending money.

Around £80 but can be £50-£100

1 adult, two primary kids - average about 100 Euro (lidl shop, but don't skimp, have steak, fish etc. and a bottle of wine each week)

150 per week for 2 adults and a 8 year old. Eat different meals and alot of good food.

Normally around £80, allow up to £100.
2 adults 1 toddler

Anything between £150-£200 ish for two adults and a toddler. I know we spend a lot, but that usually includes all household items, and usually a couple of bottles of alcohol.

We never buy anything out if that helps helps e.g. we never pop into shops to buy anything

£60 ish for one adult and one child plus £11 for school dinners. That doesn't include alcohol. I buy whatever I want and do not scrimp on food although I'm trying to lose weight so I don't buy much junk or snacks.

£150ish

about £120 for 3 adults, including all toiletries. I could get it down but we really enjoy our food and can afford it

All in around £100 a week. 2 adults.. 2 teens and a child.
That's an aldi big shop around £70 and other places for top up shops

2 adults and 2 children we aim for £80-100 but it's getting to nearer £100 we were saying earlier everything seems to have got more expensive

150 for 2 adults and 1 child.
I’d love to know what people who spend less have as their meal plans. Please share.
I feel we spend too much on food but don’t see any way to reduce it.

60 quid a week for 2 adults. Usually only one bottle of wine.

Love cooking so rarely if ever buy any ready meals or pre prepared stuff.

Two adults, all meals and snacks, shop includes household stuff (dishwasher tablets, laundry stuff etc) but not most personal toiletries or alcohol. Between £60-100 per week.

Just over £40 fortnightly with Asda. Just me and the cats. Some of it is shopping for a friend but she passes on some fruit and veg to me a couple of times a week. I have milk and cat supplies delivered separately and do a top up £35 Iceland freezer shop once a month.

We do a big shop fortnightly and make trips to the shops for top-ups. I reckon it probably equates to £100 per week.

I also think food shopping has really gone up in price. I've been dismayed recently after spending £150 at the supermarket when I see how little food it actually buys. I imagine an overflowing trolley when I consider the cost!

2 adults 2 older teens a dog and a cat here, we spend about £150 a week

About £130 per week for 2 adults and a 5 year old. Includes alcohol. Then £20 a week on top of that for a takeaway when I can't be arsed cooking

2 adults, we budget £280/month for food shopping but we're bad and have about 2-3 takeaways a month too... We need to stop 🤦🏻‍♀️

About 100 for 2 adults and a teen, but that includes toiletries and household stuff. We don't drink or eat meat, but it is still higher than I want it to be.

About £150 here, 3 adults, one older teenager+cat

Also juggling 1 egg allergy(epipen), 1 lactose intolerant and 1 asd with texture issues

Includes most cleaning products, toiletries and alcohol

About £75 - two adults, three cats and a dog.

About 90 I suppose but then I do a lot of little top ups all week like tonight 25 (wine and sausages etc for bbq we decided on last minute)

2 adults 2 dc. Never ever get a takeaway.