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 £125 a week at Tesco. If I could put in what I wanted and not have to think about money it would be about £150. Also spend about £50 a month in Aldi. 3 adults, 1 teen and 1 child. 3 cats.x

Our shopping is 120.00 a week including petrol.Shop at Lidl, & Tesco when we need a treat! We try to budget for £15.00 a day.we are a retired couple, waiting for our state pensions,we cannot find any employment that pays.So are living in our own modest house on £ 700.00 a month.Its tough, but some people are having to live on less once they have paid rent/mortgage.

Approx £200 - £250

Well I’m in Australia, but thought I would add mine.

4 adults but DH is away (FIFO) Mon - Fri.

Mostly shop at Aldi. Some things from Woolworths and Costco.

We spend around AUD $1500 per month.

Doesnt include pets as we buy online separately. Includes all toiletries. No allergies. Cook mostly from scratch. Takeaway usually one a fortnight. No meal plan really.

Two adults, £100 a week. This includes everything, cleaning products, sanitary towels, birthday cards, etc. Ocado.

We’re 3 adults and a teenager plus a greedy husky and spend approx £250 per week if not more.

i shop at Tesco but use Iceland and Farmfoods every couple of weeks to top the freezer up.
food is by far our biggest expense and we easily spend twice our rent money on food. I often get home and feel robbed when I see what X amount has got me, feels less each time I shop.

About £180 including toiletries and cleaning stuff. It doesn't include pet food which is an additional £100 a month for two cats and yes they are spoilt. 2 adults and one adult home about three times a week.

We eat well but not extravagantly.

Tescos and Waitrose.

If I were less time poor and more financially poor I could probably shave off £30 to £40pw.

I'm currently spending about £800 per month for 4 adults and 3 cats. That covers everything such as toiletries, cleaning and cat food. We shop in Sainsburys and Tesco (where I get discount). It's a huge amount.

I’ve just spent £100 in Tesco for my 24 yr son and I as he’s just found out he has high cholesterol so it was more than usual. I stocked up on wholewheat pasta, brown rice, nuts and grains, things I don’t often buy. Plus a lot of veg fish etc. Most healthy shop I’ve ever done, but it should last a while.

Just asking if anybody has bought a snuggle sofa from DFS and if so was it comfy with 2 adults when NOT snuggling!

About 80 pound. 1 adult. No booze

About £140 a week , two adults, two under eight, and that's something I'm trying to stick to then bring down but hard for time/health reasons. And Ocado online

£280 a week for five of us (3 teens who eat everything).

Probably £170-180 a week. Family of 4 plus two fussy cats. This includes household and toiletries. We don't eat out and we don't have takeaways and create very little food waste so it's all eaten.

Ours used to be £80 a week for 2 adults & 1 teenager but now is about ) £110 per week on Ocado

Easy to say, nothing is being done, factor in climate changes, and crop failures too, this adds up to is bigger picture.
Most of us can change some of what we eat, I know some are afrid, or have allergies.
Cat and I ( he’s £20 a month) averaging around £55 a week, scratch cooking tho, of the above I spend roughly £10 in butcher’s
.Mainly Lidl, don’t drive, online too expensive
Top up bits as needed, more veggie these days

2 adults
we spend £300 in a cheap month and £400 in a more expensive month, so average about £350. toiletries and kitchen things add about £20-50 a month. a couple of years ago i would have BALKED at this number but after taking a glance at the thread, it looks average. not sure how much more prices will rise, but they certainly aren't ever coming back down.

Around £125 a week for 2 but mainly Waitrose and M&sand a little bit of Sainsbury's - with a couple of bottles of £12 wine

I normally shop for one as daughter buys her own food. I spend £50 a week. I presently have 2 students and have to give them breakfast and evening meal - I’m spending £80 a weekly

they are eating spaghetti big homemade, shepherds pie, fake chicken Nando’s, roast dinner, pizza, fish and chips. Breakfast is frozen croissants, toast, ham cheese and whole fruit choice

I’m shopping in Lidl & the shopping last week came in at £81 and did include a bottle of white wine as we had guests for Sunday roast

About £120 for 2 adults. We don't eat much meat and when we do it's good meat. Dh takes a packed lunch daily. Lots of fruit and veg, no processed food or chocolate, biscuits etc. We cook everything from scratch.

I keep trying to reduce it but it stubbornly remains at about £170 a week for 4 adults and a dog, including basic toiletries and all cleaning supplies.
We eat 'proper' but simple food.

Between £90 and £110 typically online sainsburys shop with a £20 top up of bread and milk.

I find I spend way less doing it online (just load previous order and edit) then going into shops.
That's for 2 adults and 2 children- 1 has 2 snacks a day packed for school.

I was around the £150 Mark but brought it down by cooking larger meat joints and changing what I made so pork loin is pretty cheap and quick to cook. A whole chicken does 3 dinners etc.

About £100 for 2 adults and 2 children.
We shop at Aldi, meal plan and only buy what we need / what we'll use (no waste). Prices have definitely gone up but I think we do pretty well.

It used to be £120 2 adults 2 kids,now it’s £190 a week.