Weekly shop

[SavvySquid]

How much many do you currently spend on shopping £

Mines; £120 - 3 adults at home

$100 a week - 1 person

Anything from £50-£80 depending on what’s in the freezer. I always stick to a list. 2 adults. DP does a top up sometimes but that’s mostly things like coke for him or Snacky bits.

@1AnotherOne
Do you meal plan then for 7 days?

£80-100 per week for me and a toddler.. in the new year I want to try and work on making sure I get the most out of it

Yes just dinners

Urgh too much. Today we spent £125 but had to buy nappies. So it would have been £105 without that.

Typically it's around the £100 mark for 2 adults and a toddler, with a few top ups in the week for fresh fruit and veg.

Food shopping, for 2 of us, between £80 to £100.

2 adults, 2 children, 2 dogs and 1 cat - we try to stick to £100 a week but it's getting tighter.

@Rainbow1612 ours was a hundred pound but had to start spending more.

far too much- realistically around £250-300 a week. 3 adults and a teen plus a husky 😁

one of my New Year’s resolutions is to meal plan. Problem is we have 2 meat eaters ( the men ) me who only eats chicken and teen dd who is vegetarian. Cooking for us all is a nightmare and down to me all the time. Both of the dc are autistic and fussy as anything and go through phases of liking things and then not.

Adults all work from home and dd is currently being home schooled so we’re literally in the house for every meal and drink most of the time. Our food bill is almost twice our rent which is shocking.

£150 + £20 top up. 2 adults, 2 DC (one with an adult appetite). Includes cleaning products and basic toiletries but not pet stuff.

£350pw but there are 6 of us - 2 adults + 4 teeneagers

teenagers even

@Zoflorabore

3 adults and a teen plus a husky.
That's a lot of mouths.
Meal planning is good but it gets boring.
Yeh working from home does mean all 3 meals - has your utilities gone up with peeps? Working from home?

I average about £60 per week (including high price items like washing powder as needed) for me and my cat. I don't do any top up shops, just the one Asda delivery. Will be trying to have a low buy in January and eating out of the freezer (could do with defrosting) and cupboards (could do with a good sort).

£70-80 per week, two adults, two children, a cat and a dog.

Hi op, our utilities have definitely gone up! The difference is very obvious. I’m looking forward to the spring when it will start to go down a bit and the biggest culprit is the dryer to be fair but generally it’s expensive having us all home all of the time.

£60-80 2adults and a 10 year old, depending what's in the fridge.

Meal plan every evening, daughter has breakfast club and school dinners while we don't eat breakfast or lunch other than the odd bit of fruit.

Tend to do a couple of veggie meals a week.

While we're not on a tight budget we had to go to a meal plan quite a while ago. Pre work from home days we'd nip into the supermarket on the way back from work almost daily, buying processed junk to snack on along with whatever we were fancying for tea.

Two adults, home full-time. DH frail so no meals out, not even a cup of coffee. Around £100 a week.

That's everything except pet food.

£100 every two weeks, top ups of £30-50 on the second week, so probably £130-150 every two weeks or £65-75 per week? 2 adults and 1 small child. Doesn't include dog food which is £69 per month. I don't meal plan but we do use everything we buy apart from the bottom of a bag of spinach or similar on occasions.

I spend about £200 per week ~ 2 adults 1 child - I'm aware this could be much cheaper but we buy lots of healthy 'convenience' stuff and eat pretty much 3 different diets (non-negotiable) so it's not changing anytime soon.

About 80/90 a week. Just me. No booze

£60 a week, just me

Actually I have looked at mine and I actually haven't included dog food or dog treats.

I really need to get back into meal prepping

What's everyone having this evening ?
Picky tea ?