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probably about 50p, all hm goodies
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Mine costs between 50p-£2, and I make lunch everyday.0
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Mine is usually less than £1 as i finish work at 1.15pm and always have lunch at home, normally leftovers from the night before, cook once eat twice.0
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I'm another one taking packed lunches to work costing about £1 a day
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£1.50 to £2 because I have to eat in our awful canteen!!0
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If I'm not using leftovers, I have a salad made up of the following (all organic if possible, generally from the farm shop, but have estimated using more expensive supermarket prices where I can't remember the cost)
60g wholewheat pasta - 10p
home-sprouted beans - less than 1p (one pack @1.40 does a month)
15g sunflower seeds - 4p
Tomato - 15p
Cucumber - 10p
Lettuce - 20p
Radishes - 20p
with either egg - 30p or cottage cheese 50p
Obviously this is MUCH cheaper in the summer!0 -
lunches at the mo are very frugal for me- so I would guesstimate about 20p
usually cream crackers or homemade bread with homemade hummous or soupweaving through the chaos...0 -
Usually leftover last-night's-tea! Must be around 50p per day, or less if I choose beans on toast (yum!).******** Never be a spectator of unfairness or stupidity *******"Always be calm and polite, and have the materials to make a bomb"0
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I make my own sandwich from home made bread and have a piece of fruit with it the cost is about 60p0
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i spend around £2.50 for me and my little girl:jhas been around for a while but always learning,0
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