How much do you think this was (no cheating)

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How much do you think this came to see pic

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@catphone was you joking when you made this comment

I can’t believe that you have used money intended to pay for lunches for your children for Christmas dinner

I know, isn't it outrageous when people use money intended to pay for food for their children to pay for food for their children?

It’s a lot less than I expected - £150 chocolate is expensive now

She’s not! The poor little mites have to make do with a slither of cheesecake and a chocolate coin until January 😭

£72

Hey I just looked at your answers and I was pretty much bang on with your discount!

I feel so proud 😂

I'd have said around 80.
Everything's madly expensive now....

Shop bought processed cheesecake as well ...she couldn't even be bothered to make a homemade one 🤪

Can cranberry sauce be spread on bread. Like jam ? That could be an extra. If not ds often eats dry bread

some of us , because of the again increased prices, won't actually eat much this month anyways, let alone anything nice for xmas day..

And yes, agreed, that's hellish expensive for a few treats

No I don’t expect you to make christmas dinner from scratch especially if you’re disabled or raising disabled children as you say.
but I don’t think spending £90+ on a Christmas food shop when you’re on such a low income was wise especially if that means your children won’t really have money for lunches

You could’ve bought cooked chicken, roast some carrots and potatos and got a box of stuffing, and that would’ve been fine. You could’ve got a cake or two to split between you all.

Do you seriously think my kids won't have lunch.

Oh look, someone else who was off sick the day they taught irony at school!

And you could've read this post from the OP and not made yourself look quite so silly.

I don't think what OP posted is her Christmas lunch, nor was she looking for meal tips, or what to buy instead of tubs of sweets.

You attracted many people that associate a few Quality Street at Christmas with child neglect.

It was £70 and her children will have lunch.

No you don't. There's certain things that are on offer so often that the offer price is the price and you'd need to be a bit daft to pay full price because the items are always on offer somewhere.

Or are there people out there who are paying over £2 for a can of Pringles? Etc etc.

Like a DFS sofa! Pity the poor fool who buys a full price one!

I'm not a fan of shop bought cheesecake, but they're much cheaper than making your own. The last home made cheesecake I made cost £11 for the ingredients.

But it would have been bigger and much nicer than what you can buy in a shop for under £1 where the cheese part is only 13% soft cheese.

If I only had £1 to buy something for dessert, I'd probably just get a packet of shortbread or jaffa cakes.

I can’t believe that you have used money intended to pay for lunches for your children for Christmas dinner

The money is to reflect the additional cost of feeding children during the holidays, she’s using it to feed her kids over the holidays.

And my kids would have been proper pissed of with a packet of jaffa cakes . But they would be happy with a cheap cheese cake they feel that's a treat . A packet of jaffa cakes is not a treat to (them)

I see the season of goodwill has bypassed some on this thread 😂