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I spend around 2 pounds a day as I work from home.
When I go into the office, I spend about 6 pounds a day (luckily this is only on rare occassions !)0 -
Between 50p and £1. We always make sandwiches or when I work from home I tend to eat leftovers from the night before.0
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I work from home quite a lot so my lunch costs are very minimal. However, when i work from the office i'm guilty of spending around £3 for my lunch. The good thing about this is it's a highly subsidised meal so for that price i tend to eat VERY well and healthily (e.g, a roast dinner with veg). So it's fantastic value for money.
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I spend about £2 per day as I make my own lunch. My wife gets free lunches as work!
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About £1.50 as I make a salad at home
Sheryl
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Hi!
First time on here!!
Im hopeless since I had my little girl and returned to work - end up scouting around the hospital canteen trying to find the cheapest option which typically is chips - not great for the waist line!
Would love to get one of these as about to have my 2nd child any day now and need all the encouragement I can to save money as going to be skint until I'm back at work!!!
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£1.50 By Sharing With A Friend0
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i spend about £6 per day:beer: :j0
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... when I buy a sandwich or something like that. Otherwise it's cheese and crackers or PB on toast. Or I'll make a salad with leaves, tomato and mushrooms.0
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I usually spend around £1.50 - £2 per day.0
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