Sugary things. Lidl's bears were 75p about 14 months ago and now they are £1.99 and the last pack we bought tasted like crap. Used to have OJ every weekend but can't bring myself to spend what it costs often. Anything by Mr Kipling is joke prices these days.
We have cut out a lot of fresh fruit and veg not because of cost but because the quality seems to be universally awful (even in Booths that used to be amazing)
Fish and chips for two. Last time we got it I think we paid £22/24 and the fish looked like kids portions.
Chinese takeaway, £55 (with enough for a second sitting) but still feels so painful.
The OH took himself off to Scotland in May for six nights (from NW England). Petrol, hotels for six nights (with bf) and not even any attraction entry fees cost £1100 staying in Hiltons. Two of those nights had evening meals included. He turned up and it was a buffet choice of four dishes. So if you want a burger or anything else it's just tough shit, you couldn't even order and pay separately. But what is even worse and what made me hopping mad is that they no longer have a daily cleaning service. If you want your room cleaned you have to call and ask. If you want some more bog roll you have to walk to reception and ask. So he paid between £95 - £120 a night to have to call and ask for more loo roll like a fucking child who gets caught out unprepared.
So UK holidays can now go do one. I used to be a big supporter of staying in the country, not now.
We needed a ton of hard gardening done and forced ourselves to do it.
Our rental floors need cleaning and resealing but it would cost 2k so I have been through every cleaning product and brush and mop known to man.
We cancelled the cleaner when we realised how much work this house is and it needs 4 hours a week. I have opted to give less shits and keep the bathroom blinds permanently closed until the filthy floor (which is awful due to what my landlady's cleaner ruined them with) starts crawling up around my ankles :)
We talk to each other before ordering anything online.
I have put off getting a new oven since Xmas.
I have stopped buying clothes not just to be tight but because the quality seems to have gone down the pan and it gives me the hump.
I am having to reign my vet in on being neurotic about my elderly somewhat unwell cat because every time I walk through the door it seems to cost me £194 (I get 80% back) and my vet would give her every test on earth just to reassure me. We have spent probably 8k on vet fees for two ageing cats since October last year because vet fees and their medicines have absolutely gone through the roof. An overnight stay in October (well, 34 hours) cost £930!! We now have a cheaper vet.