How much do you spend on meat weekly?

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We spend around 25 pounds for 2 weeks from the butchers. Family of 5, 2 adults, one child, one toddler and one baby.

Zero I don't eat meat

I have no idea.
Latest Tesco order was £16.50 on fish and £8.60 on meat. Not all of that will be eaten this week there is some meat in the freezer I will also use.
2 adult (one eats fish but not meat) and 2 children who have school lunches.

I've never checked, we get a hamper from muslefood monthly which is 39.99 I think and today I got steak as it was in a deal at Ocado. I don't eat meat but my partner has two chicken breasts a day. (Omad)

We tend to pick up yellow stickers and freeze but at a guess £15 a week

About £5 on either a chicken, cheap steaks or bacon. Can't afford any more than that other than if you include Pepperoni pizza as "meat".

We usually have one or two meaty meals a week. So perhaps a fiver for chicken in a curry, or double+ that if it's steak night!

We very rarely buy processed meat for snacks/ lunches ect, which keeps cost down.

Zero get it for free

And when I get it get a freezer full

£0

€0

Vegan so £0

Wonder if all the peanut butter haters will post on a thread titled “how much peanut butter do you eat per week?”

It’s not compulsory to answer questions that are irrelevant to you. Lmao

Zero is a perfectly valid answer to the question how much do you spend.

I would say £5 - £10 per week on average for a family of four but very often I don't buy any on a weekly shop. We don't eat a lot of meat and our main meals are usually vegetarian.

Sometimes we buy chorizo or parma ham, or a pack of bacon and then maybe some meat for a Sunday roast. Or once every couple of months DH and I will have steak and chips.

If I make a curry, fajitas, stir fry, pasta dish etc it is always vegetarian just because it's cheaper and quicker.

How many times a week do you wonder if you're being a bit of a twat @NoSnowdrop ? I'm guessing the answer isn't zero

I have no idea but an average weekly meat supply is:
Chicken breasts, or lamb chops or steaks
Pack 5% Mince
Roast
Premium bacon

£40-£50?

Norhing. I never buy it.

Family of 4 inc two teenagers.

Average week approx £25
Whole chicken and/or breasts/thighs
2 packs mince (varies which meat - beef, lamb, pork)
Chorizo

Try to buy organic/free range.

Double that if we're having a Sunday roast.

We've phased our most ultra processed meats (bacon sausages, ham, salami etc) for health reasons but I do miss them!

Depends. Probably on average about £100: more some weeks if we’re hosting, less others if we’re planning to be out a lot. Yours sounds like a very reasonably priced butcher: mine is £14 for a large chicken, unless being very sparing with meat you’d not feed a family for two weeks for £25.

About £30 a week - 5 adults or near adults

If it includes fish/seafood it could be more like £40

Chicken - mostly chicken breasts but also thighs drumsticks, whole chickens
Pork shoulder for pulled pork
Pork/beef mince
Sausages, Bacon
Ham, salami, chorizo

Fish - salmon, cod, prawns, squid

€27. I’ve just done my weekly shop for three adults.
That includes a turkey breast (curry, breaded and in a paella) and two nice steaks.
Then some sandwich ham and bacon bits for carbonara.
Frozen prawns and mussels for the paella.

Eggs and dairy not included.

We sometimes have lamb which is about £10 but generally have more fish than meat, probably about £25 total for two of us

I’ve just realised not a lot. I buy two tins of nice tuna a week and besides that I might buy steak burgers or something

Nothing, we don't buy meat. I'm vegan, my family eat meat at school or when at a restaurant. We don't bother buying it anymore for home cooking as no ones fussed about it, it's expensive, I don't particularly want to cook it and we eat alternatives to meat instead.

We get a butchers box for £50