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Mmm - I guess mine is about £1 as well -sandwich, piece of fruit and a cereal bar.0
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Will buy lunch one day a week, which can be from £4 to £8, and make homemeade salad the rest of the time, which probably costs about £1 a day.0
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no more than a pound , whatever is left in fridge after the kids have finished,which is normally out of date stuff they dont like!!0
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Depends whether I bring my own lunch (which I often do so I'd love a lunchbox!) but, if not, I spend around £2.50-3 in the canteen. Today I have spuer cheap and delicious homemade carrot and pasrnip soup which must have cost about 50p to make and lasted 3 days!0
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Around £1.50The past is over & done & cannot be changed. This is the only moment we can experience - Louise Hay"You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."-- Buddha0
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I spend approximately £4.00 a day on my lunch alone and my partner spends about the same.0
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Probably around £1.50-£2. I tend to take in home made soup or sandwiches but the extra snacks like yoghurt and fruit will probably push the total up.0
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£5 a day on lunch0
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About £2 give or take.0
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I try to spend as little as possible by taking a packed lunch. I would guess roughly over a week it works out at about 50p.0
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