What have you stopped buying due to a price increase?

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?? Don't buy as many eggs as we normally did or chicken...

Pet insurance. 😞

We’ve cut back on using the petrol car now that super unleaded is £2.10 a litre.

Per plan and pet insurance although even that's a drop in the ocean sadly.

I think life insurances will go next 😢

Eating up from the full freezer and cupboards, seeing how long can go without a big shop.

I needed pine nuts for a recipe last week. DH went to Tesco do me and came back with them spitting feathers.. almost £6 for a bag of pine nuts!!! If I'd have realised before he bought them I wouldn't have bothered with them!

Definitely pine nuts. Wtf is that all about? Are they from Ukraine?

Petrol for any journeys that aren’t for work 😢.
Gas for heating (obviously not now but in April it was 13 degrees in our house some mornings and this winter we’re going to be seriously cold) 😢.
Using our local shop as the prices have gone up even more than in supermarkets. If we’re not passing a supermarket on a work journey (we love rurally) we have to do without until we are.
Good quality meat, we’re having to go for cheaper options.
Branded food, we’re shopping at Aldi even more than previously.
Clothes except for for DS who is 13 and in his growth spurt stage.

Real butter. Ground coffee. Free range whole chicken.

Pine nuts are shit anyway-just taste of soap.

Toasted sunflower seeds a good alternative

Yes, have a sports car I like to use in the summer, but not so much at the moment.

Getting the dog groomed. It was £44 every 8 weeks and I couldnt justify it any more. Plus was 5 miles there x4 with dropping then picking up again. I bought a set of clippers and am doing him a little bit day by day instead. He looks a lot scruffier but is fine.

Choc Mini rolls! £3.50 😳why would anyone pay that!? Only when on offer do they appear as a treat

I haven't stopped buying Pet Insurance but cut back to the most basic one. ( I won't go without 3rd party - though I think you can get this via Dogs Trust) The cost was becoming unbelievable and nothing they ever needed doing seemed to be covered.

Organic food

^ not because it has increased in price, but to offset the other price increases.

The cooked chicken at Tesco that now works out at £17.5/kg has been jettisoned from the shopping list. Apparently I have found my upper limit of the price penalty I'm prepared to tolerate for the luxury of being lazy. So I'm buying fresh and cooking it up for the kids sandwich meat at just over a third of that price.

10 Birds Eye cod fish fingers £3.50 !!! I’ve stopped buying them.

Switched from ocado to Aldi for lots of things- actually really enjoying some of the swaps.

I'm currently drinking some pretty grim unbranded coffee, trying to adjust my taste.
Trying to eat cheaper, and less, and be creative with lurking on the turn veg in the fridge.

Brands generally.

Don't buy as many eggs as we normally did or chicken...

Which came first?

Looks like you’re not far off - seems they’re from Russia and not very eco
www.uu.nl/en/news/pesto-replace-unsustainable-pine-nuts-to-support-biodiversity

Lurpak it's gone too expensive ridiculous.

Fairy liquid -back to own brand

pine nuts £1.49 in aldi today. Smaller bag but still much cheaper