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What can you eat on £3 a week
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I'm going with - 15 eggs Farm Foods 95p
4 pack J West tuna Farm Foods £1.95p
Sweet corn 3 tins Heron Foods £1
Helmann's Mayo Farm Foods 2 for £1
Princes corned beef tin Farm Foods £1.39
2 wholemeal loaves Aldi 90p
2 super six apples Aldi £1.18
That should do for 3 weeks £8.37
But I'd look out for YS things like bread and veg(HM soup) eggs(normally have more than a week to use up) fruit.
Water is a a old fashioned tapWhy pay full price when you may get it YS0 -
Feral_Moon wrote: »Never heard of Heron foods so I assume it's a regional store?
I think it may beWhy pay full price when you may get it YS0 -
stormbreaker wrote: »Nothing strange about that combo. Mixed it's a Marie Rose sauce
I know, and mixed together it's lovely with prawns. I just think it's strange having salad cream with stews! :rotfl: Then again, I used to hate the idea of chips and gravy, and now I love it!getmore4less wrote: »£50 46 weeks £2300, even after paying for alternatives thats a nice holiday.
If more people normalized spends on an annual basis they would see what their money could be doing for them.
Shop lunch or a holiday you choose.
I said I used to do that, years ago. But yeah, I agree, people don't realise just how much it all adds up to over the year.
:rotfl: Pollycat! Some good tips there, thanks0 -
Feral_Moon wrote: »Never heard of Heron foods so I assume it's a regional store?
We have one in our town, so maybe they're just a Northern store?0 -
We have a Heron Foods in south Lincolnshire0
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Feral_Moon wrote: »Where do you get 40p a day? They're £1 a can in the supermarket!
For £1 I can buy enough veggies to make soup for the entire week, let alone one meal!
only could find this soup on the net.
iceland 50p
http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/shelves/Tinned_Soup_in_Iceland.html2 for a pound, not bad:)
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Surely this should be in the Arms or the "Food Shopping" boards?
I find it disturbing that some people have the idea that they are physically related to their food! :eek:0 -
getmore4less wrote: »£50 46 weeks £2300, even after paying for alternatives thats a nice holiday.
I work with students (real university ones, not re-branded school pupils) and most of them think nothing of spending £5-£6 a day on lunch.
This is in stark contrast to my student days when education was "free". We had to watch every penny.0
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