How much is your weekly food shop?

[Zombieof3]

Hi all,

Im struggling at the moment with the amount of money I spend of a food shop and just wanted to be able to compare it to others.

please state how much your food shop is, how many people it is for and where you bought it?

About 100 two adults two kids

Sorry Lidl is where I shop and I batch cook and keep everything so I save money that way eg if I use half a pepper I cut the other into slices and keep in the freezer for a stir fry. I make lots of curries and mince and freeze into portions and one night a week we have something like steak. I never get takeaways

We do a monthly food shop which is £150.
The top up shops each week for £30-50.
Somehow I managed to spend £90 this weekend though as a 'top up' . It's so hard. Shop at lidl/aldi and I know it's gone up a lot in the past few years.

300 per month, 1 adult and 1 child. This includes toiletries and household items. I very rarely eat meat these days and treats for me are cut to a minimum.
I hate it.

Probably about £100 a week. Lidl/aldi. Two adults and three hungry yet fussy children

I meant to add I buy the washing powder and everything from Lidl and the refill hand soap is so cheap and perfect (think it’s almond) the men’s antiperspirant is as good as Mitchum. I make my own pancakes and flapjacks so that saves a lot of money.

Monthly shop 2 adults,2 teens,3 toddlers,1 dog,2 cats £210-20 Tesco and top up each week milk,bread,fruit,veg £30-40

About £150. 2 adults, 3 DC - one here full-time, 2 eow. Wasn't long ago it was £100! Struggling.

Ours is out of control. It's about £150 a week with at least 1 £50 if not 2 £50 top up shops each week. There are 5 of us.

Tescos

Three adults. Roughly £250 a week including wine, beers and household items ie toiletries etc
Edited to add: Tesco

I am for around £100 for a big shop split about £60/£40 in aldi/tesco but then tend to top up mid week about £30-£50. 2 adults and 2 under <12.

£120 a week for 2 adults 1 toddler. Tesco's. Tbh it's probably more with top ups sometimes 🙄

I think after top ups it will be over £200 a week. 2 adults, 2 children.
Tesco And top ups from coop.
Really need to cut it down but its difficult.

2 adults. I dog. Includes toiletries, cleaning products. 6 bottles wine(to share over the month? £400 to £450

Just added up top ups more like £450 to £500 😁

£70 every 10 days (I went from 7 to 10 days to help with my budget). 4 of us me and 3 dc (15-20). Tesco delivery helps me not impulse buy. I meal plan. Bulk buy. Batch cook. Lots of chilli, curry, spag bol that I can bulk out. Meat tends to be chicken pieces or mince. I chop and freeze any pepper, onions etc that will not be used. Always have a few extra cheap meals egg/beans on toast/jacket potato etc. I freeze any leftovers into single portions. Lunches are sandwiches if kids are at work/school. I'm at home all the time so have either Leftovers, tinned tomatoes on toast, fruit toast, homemade soup etc anything cheap. I buy the lowest brand I can get away with. Buy extra when on offer.

I think about 200 a week for 4 adults and one pre teen not including pets. I am going to track for June to have a better idea as money seems to be going nowhere at the moment.

We spend about £100-£120 per week or £150 in the school holidays for 2 adults, one 9 year old and a toddler.

We shop at Ocado, eat lots of eggs, beans and pulses, meal plan and get bread from the local bakery. We’re also really hot on not wasting anything. I find the quality of the fruit and veg from Ocado/M&S to be better than the bigger super markets, so it lasts longer and is less likely to be wasted, but I am aware it’s priced at a premium for that. We rarely buy booze, but our weekly shop includes cleaning stuff, vitamins, nappies, etc etc

£140 per week from Tesco .
Including 2 tins of baby milk for 2 adults , a child and a baby .
Most weeks we probably spend another £15 on milk/ bread / treats

£250 for four adults.

4 adults, £ 150 per week. That includes toiletries etc.
Horrendous amount, can't seem to reduce it though!

£500 per 4 weeks for 3 adults 1 teen & 3 younger children. I shop at tesco. Try and avoid top ups but occasionally everyone decides they want toast all week or cereal so we end up needing milk or bread.

Around £200 a week, plus top ups from the Co-op for bread, milk, maybe a bottle of wine. 2 adults, 4 children and a dog.

£180-200 two adults and a five year old.