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  • Archers
    Archers Posts: 10 Forumite
    I take in homemade sandwiches & snacks but I guess that equates to around £1.50 a day.
    I say what I like, I like what I say!
  • I make my own packed lunch (as well as 3 more for the kids!), so around 50p, if that. If I was to let the 2 older ones have lunch at school I would be spending an extra £22 per week! Needless to say, school canteen is a treat (and occasional bribe!).
    "A bank is a place that will lend you money if you can prove that you don't need it." :wall:
    Bob Hope
  • Cooked meal - £1.65 - Staff Canteen - got to love it !
  • I don't spend more than a couple of pounds, because I eat lunch at home and make it myself.
  • beckyv
    beckyv Posts: 182 Forumite
    Depends

    I used to buy lunch everyday and it would cost about £3.50, too much.

    Now i have started taking it from home, about £1, cupa soup, roll and yoghurt. Also got a jar of options in my desk drawer!

    So less than a pound unless we eat out at the noodle bar which is £5.90 for a meal and drink!
    2009 Comping - 2x Superbowl Superbash tickets, body butter, easter hamper!:j
  • Another Lurker here!

    Currently spend £2.35 for a sachet of soup or milkshake for Lunch, as on [strike]horrible[/strike] Lighter Life Diet! (Not v. MoneySaving....cost £66.00 per week!) :mad:
    (However bit of an improvement on previous £4 - £5 spend in Canteen per day! :eek: )

    When start eating normal foods again, hope to get costs down a bit more, as have a freezer full of reduced goodies; which need scoffing! ;)
  • Zero spent for me! I make my own lunch :)
  • I spend about £2.50, on days when there's no leftovers from the night before :D

    Yay for freebies :D
  • AnnD_2
    AnnD_2 Posts: 26 Forumite
    Never really given this much thought before.
    As I am at home and try to eat healthily, I guess around the £1 mark is what I spend.
  • Willowx
    Willowx Posts: 1,955 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Tea is 65p and the rest depends on what I bring with me and whether I buy a flapjack (70p!!) but between £1.50 and £2.00 I would imagine.
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