too bloomin much!!! ha ha! I've just got back from Asda & spent £40 but I will go at least twice more this week & probably double that so about £70 or £80 - too much! I need to learn to budget, maybe I should start planning my meals better! There is only me, my fiance & Ellis (17 months) x
Joined: 25 Jan 2007 14:25 Posts: 7932 Location: Birmingham
I spend between £60 - £80 per week i do a meal plan for the week and take my list with me i also go to a few supermarkets to get the best deal ( i have a tesco, aldi, co-op and iceland all in walking distance to each other ) and i check out there webistes beforehand.
Joined: 03 Feb 2009 00:24 Posts: 6046 Location: Windsor, Berkshire
We've got it down to around £60 a week, and that includes nappies and toiletries too. Geoff cooks everything from scratch, so it all works out much cheaper and lasts a lot longer.
We have managed to get our budget to 35 pounds a week for two adults and two children.Its a lot of smart price and value but we cant really tell the difference. I bulk buy nappies and wipes whenever they are on offer and erin is now on full fat milk.Fresh fruit and veg from the farmers market and only have meat or chicken two or three times a week.It surprised me how much we wasted but i have a meal plan and i stick to it.
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