how much are you spending on food shopping a week?

FLOYD01_3

OH MY GOD i cant belive these figures we are a family of 4 and spend roughly £90 a week mind you dont buy any value brands and always add the odd bottle of wine:beer:

invisiblecabbage

ironman1 wrote: »

£100 a month for two 23 year olds here. That includes the cleaning bits though.

Thought that was quite good ... then I read this topic! .

That works out at about £25/week. I think thats mighty fine particularly as you eat 'real' food. There are not many 23 yr olds that are so thrifty with food budgets.

HAve a large pat on the back from me.:T

invisiblecabbage

Welsh_Bird wrote: »

next month my goal is to spend 100 pound first week of the month including cat food and toiltrees and cleaning stuff and then 20 - 30 a week there after. It working is another matter but going to try so watch this space lol. So max is 220 per month.

good luck, let us know how you get on

NoahsPennilessMummy

About£70 to £80 a week for 2 adults and a six year old and one cat. Everything is made from scratch here including bread and baked goods.

Queen_of_NO_MATTER_WHAT

Me and my boyf are both students, we budget £60 a week and spend between £45 and £60 of that per week) I eat a special diet though with specific amounts of foods per meal etc. We eat well, all our meals are made from scratch and our freezer always has at least an extra 4 or 5 days worth of meat, plus frozen veggies, bread etc There are some items that darlingboyf won't give up yet though, like quality toilet paper :rolleyes: I've managed to move him down to supermarket own but no further yet...I'd be happy buying thevalue stuff but he's having none of it!

Liz3yy

In my household it's just me and my boyfriend, we spend between £40-45 per week on groceries which includes cleaning stuff but not toiletries. We eat very well and almost always cook from scratch. We only resort to eating out if we're too knackered to cook and haven't anything in the fridge which is rare.

I really need to get the bill down as when I was a student and living alone I could manage on £15-£20 a week quite well