How much would you expect this food shop to cost

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It’s a guessing game. Rules: no cheating by looking up prices of the items.

Meat and Dairy
2 litres of Milk
Block of Cheese
6 Eggs
2 packs of diced beef
4 Beef Burgers

Veg
3 red peppers
1 bag of Kale
Leeks
2 packs of Mushrooms
One pack of Brocolli spears
Two packs of Green beans
2 bags of Potatos
One Bag of Carrots
X4 Chopped tomatos

Fruit
Bag of Sultanas
Bag of Apples
8 Pears
Frozen Blueberries

Other
Bag of Coffee
Box of Tea
4 burger buns
Box of Oatcakes
Jar of Mixed spice
Jar of Fennel seeds

Household
bin bags
Washing up Sponges

I could do that shop for 55 in Tesco. Depends on how you shop. 85 would be nicer quality

Well I know that obviously but I was under the impression it was still cheaper to live there. Oh well..

This looks very similar to my kind of weekly shop! Mine normally comes in around £80 a week on average from Sainsbury’s (depending on how many of the items are on offer 😂)

Not a chance. The increase in tariffs, perpetrators, and heaven knows what else.

I am a veggie and Lidl is fab for fresh fruit & veg …

Gosh, I shop in Tesco and don't think I look at prices and priced that at £85!

Totally depends on pack sizes, brands and quality.
A block of cheese could be anything from a tiny amount to a massive block.
Coffee could be small basic supermarket brand or bigger artisan.

Based on the pack sizes etc I'd buy, I'd say £50-55 in Aldi, and I'd expect more in other supermarkets.

I see you've said £85 in Tesco.

About £55 in Lidl/Aldi
£67 in sainsburys
£634 in Waitrose / M&S

To be fair my supermarket shops in France, usually Intermarche, have not been cheaper than the UK for several years now.

£57?

Around £65 Lidl to £75/85 Sainsbury’s. Really depends on brands and amounts, ie.4 tinned tomatoes, bag of coffee….

Mind you even picking up a “few bits” in Lidl these days is expensive. Feels like I’m paying about 20% more these days. (Than say 2 years ago)

It's really shocking how much prices have risen. I was in Spain earlier this year and the food was so much cheaper and the quality of the fruit and veg vastly superior to ours. Very depressing

£60 but I shop in Lidl

I’m basing on mostly own brand but assuming you have branded tea

I estimated £57 from Aldi

£65

Even the tomatoes can make a massive difference.
I estimated £1.50 for Aldi basics - not far off the £1.56 (4 x 39p) for Tesco cheapest.
The most expensive is £5.25 without a clubcard.

About £55 in Aldi.

Food bought from supermarkets is a lot ´more expensive in Spain and most European countries! It's much cheaper to eat out though in Spain.

I thought £75 but a lot depends on the size of the packs and whether you get brand names or not.

shopping is always more expensive than i expect, i add it up as i go, or as i put it on the conveyor belt

£100

£50-60 I shop in Aldi . That said everything is £££s now

The meat will be the most expensive but you could buy all this in Aldi or Lidl for £50-£60 easy.