Over 40K household: How much is your weekly shop?

[gotelltheoldmandowntheroad]

Can I ask if you have a modest household income (for MN) of under 40K, how much do you spend each week on food?

£80 per week

Over 40k, about £150 a week, 2 adults 1 child

60k household 2 adults, 2 children ages 4 and 9. We spend £100 on the weekly shop, plus top-ups of around £40 and takeaway at £30ish.

Two adults, two children. We spend between 80-100 a week. Before all the price increases I was spending between 60-80.

F Sake!

2 adults 3 children. About £110 if you include milk delivery. If I’m more honest £140 by the time you do extra top ups.

The main bulk is Aldi £60-80.

no alcohol.

Income is irrelevant. There could be a family on £50k with less spare cash each month after bills than a family on £25k.

Is it for your book?
I hope you don't put 40k income as low income🙈

Slightly over 40k jointly, I would say we spent about £100 per week in the shop, sometimes more sometimes less but that's including meals out, booze and other stuff.
Also there's the weekly takeaway...

We are over 40K and not under but I'll input anyway.

We are 2 adults, 1 preschool child, 1 large dog and 2 older primary school children who are here roughly 10 days a month all together (rest of the time older 2 are with their mum).

Weekly food shops are usually £110-130, which includes cleaning supplies and some toiletries, dog treats and alcohol. I'll eat with my preschooler in cafes/softplay roughly once a week for £5-10. We have a take away about twice amount, between £25-35 per time depending on if the older two are here. DP and I will eat at the pub maybe once a month, around £50-70. Then we will also go all 5 or 3 once a month and that will be around £60-100.
Often we will also do a run to the shop to top up milk/bread/yoghurts/crisps which will be under £15.

It wouldn't make any difference if we earned under or over 40k - I'd still spend the same on food. (My weekly shop would probably go down the more we earn as we'd eat out more, but I don't think that's what you're asking).