To ask, what's the highest priced item in your weekly shop?

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I'm always interested to see what was the highest priced item in my food shop.

Usually it is processed/pre-made which tops the list. Or cleaning items like laundry products; I've started to buy dish washer tabs monthly via Amazon.

This shop it was a bucket of Linda McCartney southern fried chicken- £5.

Or it could be the two boxes of cat food, £8 total on a multi-buy. £4 each instead of £5.

Ingredient-type items seem cheap as chips in comparison.

What is your highest priced item?

I wanted the 1kg jar of Nutella at around £5.75, but settled for the 400g jar instead.

Gin - £20

Gin here too £20

Cat litter is £12 and probably the second most expensive thing. Wine about £10. Meat about £8 ish depending on what it is!

Not in a weekly shop but when I buy Gin it pushes the bill right up!

This week I think it's the bbq briquettes at £5.

IF they deliver them.

Had out shopping delivered today and it was some salmon at £7 as a treat!

Mature cheddar cheese 500g- £4

Yeah probably the cats too! I’m pretty frugal but they get the food that’s ‘one grade up from just sawdust’ so it can cost £8-10.

Otherwise a big pack of loo roll etc. Most of my bigger items are expensive because they’re bulk buys not frivolous.

Only frivolous things are the occasional rib eye steak/rib roast and a bottle of freshly squeezed orange juice when the machine is up and running!

Baby formula, cat food, dishwasher tablets.. nothing exciting for us unless we get a couple steaks for a treat!

Dishwasher tablets or washing up powder.

Gin

Nappies 2 massive bags of pampers for £18! I usual get Asda on my lunch break but not working and Asda is not local from home. I don’t find the local shops brands as good for my child (I’ve tried them).

Vodka or laundry liquid probably

Don't buy it every week though only when it runs out.

Grilled Artichoke jars are: £1.33.

If not a bottle of spirits usually a leg of lamb or double rib of beef.

at gin. But It works out cheaper than wine.

Mine is roast beef. I don't buy one every week- possibly every second week. This week it was Hereford steak. Some weeks we have pork fillet or roast chicken on a Sunday so a fiver max.

Booze - surely for everyone that drinks it's booze. Unless they smoke as well!

Every now and again I buy a big cut of beef and that outpaces the wine.

Alcohol. Not weekly, but gin, vodka etc usually £20+

Weekly it would be wine (£10ish) or case of beer (£12ish).

Loo roll last week. They only had a 24 pack at £10

Mixed nuts and nappies

Nappies, baby formula and cat litter - thus demonstrating my exciting life

£35 Gin

Alcohol, dishwasher tablets, maybe if we get a joint of meat or steaks - not often.
Coffee or tea bags if it's a bulk buy and we only like decent brands on those.

Oh nappies, formula. Yep, other big ticket items.

It varies from week to week
This week it’s a leg of lamb