Sainsbury's - Feed your family for £50!!

thatguy1

Feed your family for £50!! (£49.99 + store cupboard stuff)
3 meals a day. for 4 people. for 7 days.

See http://www.sainsburys-feed-your-family.co.uk/
http://www.sainsburys-feed-your-family.co.uk/MealPlan


Monday
Breakfast: Toast with Jam
Lunch: Ham, cheese & salad sandwich
Dinner: Meatballs with spaghetti

Tuesday
Breakfast: Cereal(shredded wheat) & banana
Lunch: Ploughman’s sandwich
Dinner: Chinese vegetable stir fry

Wednesday
Breakfast: Toast with jam
Lunch: Tuna & cucumber sandwich
Dinner: Sausage, butter bean & tomato hotpot

Thursday
Breakfast: Cereal(shredded wheat) & banana
Lunch: Bacon, lettuce & tomato sandwich
Dinner: Cottage pie with vegetable mash topping

Friday
Breakfast: Toast with jam
Lunch: Egg mayonnaise & cress sandwich
Dinner: Salmon pasta with mushroom & broccoli

Saturday
Breakfast: Bacon butties
Lunch: Baked potatoes with cheese & beans
Dinner: Toad in the hole

Sunday
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs on toast, with oven-baked tomatoes
Lunch: Roast chicken
Dinner: Tomato soup with cheese croutons

rosie383

Thank's for posting this. I had been ignoring it, as I think the plan had originally been for 5 days and with no breakfast or lunch included and figured I could do better.That may not have been Sains tho.

thatguy1

rosie383 wrote: »

Thank's for posting this. I had been ignoring it, as I think the plan had originally been for 5 days and with no breakfast or lunch included and figured I could do better.That may not have been Sains tho.

That was Sainsbury's old one, 5 meals for £20.

Helix

I wonder if staff get a weeks worth for free, when I used to work there when they launched new Feed your family for a fiver recipes they gave staff the ingredients for free.

mum26

Not massively impressed to be honest, but at least it's a start and will give some people inspiration.

Middy

Helix wrote: »

I wonder if staff get a weeks worth for free, when I used to work there when they launched new Feed your family for a fiver recipes they gave staff the ingredients for free.

I work for Sainsburys for 3 years now and not received these. Only thing I received was free ingredients to make a Victoria sponge cake for the company's 140th birthday celebrations, two years ago on my 1st anniversary there. I cannot recall my colleagues talking about free food.

thatguy1

Helix wrote: »

I wonder if staff get a weeks worth for free, when I used to work there when they launched new Feed your family for a fiver recipes they gave staff the ingredients for free.

Never get food freebies in my store. even though we get notices saying 'you will be receiving blah blah blah' but never do get them!

Sequeena

Just looking at this on their website. There's only 2 of us at the minute but I shall adjust it.

Helix

Middy wrote: »

I work for Sainsburys for 3 years now and not received these. Only thing I received was free ingredients to make a Victoria sponge cake for the company's 140th birthday celebrations, two years ago on my 1st anniversary there. I cannot recall my colleagues talking about free food.

thatguy1 wrote: »

Never get food freebies in my store. even though we get notices saying 'you will be receiving blah blah blah' but never do get them!

I had the Victoria Sponge one, a Cottage Pie feed your family for a fiver one and a pasta bake one. It was normally only the ones they got Jamie Oliver to advertise.

We normally got told about it and then had to collect it from the warehouse ourselves, they had special packs with Colleague sampling only on them.

floart

not a criticism of the op of course, but how do sainsburys suppose active children and adults can get by until the evening meal on just toast and a sandwich?
i am a bit on the squashy side so could afford to lose a few pounds, but my partner and children are all slim and healthy and eat an awful lot more than sainsbury's suggest for breakfast and lunch, because they need to eat healthily troughout the day in order to function properly... what a silly gimmicky idea, to me it feels like putting entire families on a faddy diet based on budget...

mumto2loves

floart wrote: »

not a criticism of the op of course, but how do sainsburys suppose active children and adults can get by until the evening meal on just toast and a sandwich?
i am a bit on the squashy side so could afford to lose a few pounds, but my partner and children are all slim and healthy and eat an awful lot more than sainsbury's suggest for breakfast and lunch, because they need to eat healthily troughout the day in order to function properly... what a silly gimmicky idea, to me it feels like putting entire families on a faddy diet based on budget...

lol i did think to myself, wheres the yogurt / crisps / biscuit / fruit to go with the sandwich for lunch:rotfl: