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About £5 on mine and pack ups for family0
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I try to take my own sandwiches, etc ... for lunch during the week so probably spend around £1 - ish0
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I usually spend between £1.75 - £2.20 on lunch in the staff canteen, although i am wanting to start taking pack lunches as a healthier option.0
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I spend about 1.50 - 2.50 per day on lunch.0
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Oh my this is my first post a bit scary,
My lunch varies in cost from about 50p to 3 pounds
bottle water 2 sandwiches and a couple of pieces of fruit sandwiches always home made water 60p a bottle and rolls cost 62p for 2 before i start but if lunching at home 50p or less as usually use up leftovers for soup etc.0 -
I usually don't bother with lunch or just chomp a piece of fruit so its 0-25P for me. (I'm still overweight though!)0
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I don't spend anything as all meals are provided at work. :beer:0
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I take my own lunch from soup and snadwiches to hot food. It cost about £1-20
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Between 50p and £1 these days - before I started watching my budget I spent a fiver a day easy. It was fun, but so is this.Grocery challenge September 2022: £230.04/£200
Grocery challenge October 2022: 0/£200
2012 numbers:
Grocery challenge - April £65.28/£80
Entertainment - £79
Grocery challenge March £106.55/£100
Grocery challenge February £90.11/£100
Grocery challenge January £84.65/£3000 -
I bring a packed lunch - Sarnie, yoghurt and fruit. I guess it works out about £1 - £1.30 per day.0
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