How much do you think this was (no cheating)

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How much do you think this came to see pic

Oh I wasn't too far off.
I did tot up with Clubcard in mind (for the multiples of things), but had no idea about the turkey.

Yes you did. It's right there, under OP's thread title but only visible to those who are pure and holy from eating food grown by virginal Tibetan nuns in the foothills of the Himalayas 😉

Its under discussion. No one has dared yet

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/christmas/5231035-anyone-else-looking-forward-to-seeing-the-christmas-fridge-thread

Absolutely. Of course I probably could have done it cheaper. But a while back I still would have got more for the price regardless of what I just bought.

And in my case I have done what works personally for me and my family. Which takes into account special needs /disability/mental Health etc.

66.40

not the frozen spuds. Never those. We have some choc tins.

I make my own cheesecake,, not through snobbery, just cuz I do a maltesers one and it’s lush lol.

I will go back and read replies but off the top of my head £100

52 pound

39£

@I4gotmyname

I am just posting to say I like your style and the good humoured way you replied to the critics.
Happy Christmas!

£135

Have a day off fgs.

I try not to buy too many upfs, I literally have an app I scan my food with to make sure there’s no nasties in it and I grow my own veg but it’s Christmas 🎄⛄️ 🎅
OP didn’t ask for your judgement but I’m sure it made you feel better posting that judgemental shit so Merry Christmas anyway.

😂 the thread needed this, thank you.

FWIW OP, I’d have been more than happy with your shop as a kid. It’s not Christmas without tucking into a good ol’ tub of chocs!

£80

70

My kids would kill me if I done a mumsnet Christmas food shop. ( not aimed at all mumsnet) 🤣

I’m assuming the celebration tubs are the ones that are roughly £6.

£80?

The choc will not be cheap

I really think Philadelphia is the golden standard ,
it’s just one of Those desserts that require lots of one good thing . the rest can be shop own brand.

Ina Garten on one of her shows explained that it was the most expensive cake in her cafe because it required lots of cream cheese.

I understand what you're saying, but it is sad when parents demonstrate zero awareness of what they're feeding their children. And I don't mean for a few days over Christmas.

@haveagoharry oh please

It's a few days. It's fine.

I confirm this is a Christmas shop

£70ish. Or over £100 if you forgot your club card!

£70 ish. A few pound off for deals on the chocolates.

I seriously doubt that you could make it cheaper. The Tesco cheesecake is £2.25 with a clubcard and weighs 455g.

To make a similar cheesecake yourself, you're probably looking at a similar price once you add in all the fancy bits like raspberry and white chocolate.

The other ones are Ms Mollys and they are 85p for 375g

There is no way you are going to make a cheesecake for that much.

I didn't think Aldi prices were too bad when I went in today - so hopefully you'll find the same.

However I still remember reeling at start of cost of living crisis popping in for a few bits for the teens day trip with school and it coming to £50 followed by years of endless price rises.