How much did your last weekly shop cost?

[JoeyBartonHanson]

Mine cost £95 which I don't think was that bad for about 100 items

£47.52 was this weeks one. Usually a bit less than that but I fancied changing up our dinners this week.

Theres 3 of us.

£28, 2 adults 1 child

£140, Morrison’s, 2 adults plus for extra person at weekend. Buying ‘healthy’ (cost me more than when not eating healthily)

Around £110 for two of us (but we bought some booze, lots of condiments and some obscure Japanese ingredients)

Family of 6, 200€ with almost no meat, no dog/cat food and zero non food items. Cereal is probably our top cost. They get through a box a day easily.

Expensive were fresh peppers. I'm low carbing so we get through a lot of veg. We have a freezer full of meat. Also have our own chickens for eggs. We get through about 30 a week minimum. Can go as high as 60.

£40

£130 for two adults, three kids. We shop in Aldi and Morrison’s and buy treats from Waitrose. Lots of fresh fruit and veg, organic milk, free range meat for at least one meal, usually two, st least one fish meal. Packed lunches and snacks for all of us. At least 6 meals a week from scratch (we have ‘slutty tea’ on Saturdays).
Where on earth do people who spend less than £100 shop and what do you actually eat? I think we eat well but not greedily - healthily and responsibly. Meal plans, etc. I can’t see how we could possibly bring it down to anywhere near £100 unless we lived on pasta all week.

We've worked out the kids food costs about 3.5k€/child/year. It's a fucking fortune. School meals are 5.90€ a day x4kids x4days/week x36 weeks a year.

I've floated packed lunch but I've been shot down.

£160 just been delivered.
That's for a family of six and a dog and a cat.
It's about average for a weekly shop for us.

£85 but I’ve fish of about £10 to get from the fishmonger later in the week. That’s for 3 adults and 4 kids.

Family of six. No budget to speak of but around £240 per week with a few top ups of £20 or £30 so all in over £300 per week and we eat out maybe once a week but we can afford it, I must admit we enjoy eating well, organic etc. No nappies.

£45 for a family of 3, normally average around £55 per week

We do an order every 2 weeks, usually £50-60 but this was £67 as got a few treats for my birthday. So usually around £30 plus £5 top up for bread/milk/veg, but there's only 2 of us and 2 cats. Bound to go up in a few months when our first DC arrives!

£57 this week for 2 adults a child and a baby. Thats with baby milk and dog food aswell. But we're eating out thursday and sunday. Usually spend about 70.

£80-100 a week for 2 adults and two DC.

£91.25 which will cover the week for 2 adults, DS1 and 2, including lunch for work for me and packed lunch for DS1. This also included nappies and wipes.

Last shop was £100 as brought alcohol.

£96 for two adults and a (very hungry) baby, three meals per day and snacks. Cupboard essentials and freezer bits to last a couple of weeks but will have to top up bread and possibly some extra veg. It also had some extras like razors (expensive!).

I can't believe some couples with just a toddler spend £250! I honestly don't know how, unless you're throwing a lot of stuff away or eating fillet steak every night?

Ours is less than half that and we buy mostly organic, from expensive local delis etc.

£43 at Aldi turn £18 at ASDA. 3 kids 2 adults all home cooked and fresh food plus ice creams and packed lunch stuff.

£92 & for 2 adults & 2 primary age DC, that included steak for dinner in Saturday and some beer for DH

£135. 2 adults & 4dc. Asda.

Probably ends up at around £200 a week - 2 adults, a toddler and a baby - two lots of nappies and unbelievable amounts of formula despite only the baby drinking it! We eat a lot of fresh fruit/ veg and higher welfare meat/fish and I do low carb a lot of the time. We do also tend to have friends/ family over to eat a lot (so we can socialise without getting loads of babysitters for DC) so that tends to include a 3 course meal for 6 at least once a week. Mainly Waitrose/ Ocado with basics from Lidl.

Mine was delivered today and will last just under a week. We are 2 adults and a 17yr old although we often feed my childminded child, his sister and his mum too.

It was £95

No meat
No cleaning products
No toiletries.
No cheese

Just a large piece of salmon
Fruit
Vegetables
Some yoghurts and cottage cheese

I swear Tesco is getting dearer every week.

£220 which lasted 6 days. Had to spend an extra £15-£20 on bits I forgot.

There's 5 of us - including two teens so that's £2.66 pp per meal. I think that's great value.