Using the Barclaycard tools (which are pretty good actually) I see we've averaged £670 per month on supermarket shopping over the last six months.That's for a family of mostly five, now six.Probably take that up to £750 with my lunches.About on par with what I was expecting.
Probably £50-£75 (each) a week or so.
Cost of living is quite high here though. The only supermarkets are the C.I. Co-op, Waitrose and M&S, so not much in the way of bargains. Supermarket multi-buys are pretty much non-existent.
We probably spent about 30% less when we lived in the UK.
I budget about £200 a month for shopping, usually done in 2 trips.Add in maybe £50 here and there for little things that we've forgotten and the occasional take away.
So around £250 (max) per month between 2 of us, around £30 a week.
Probably about £40 a week each, but the children are still quite young. 6 and 9.
I reckons fair proportion goes on wine and apples. data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
Similar here, and we don't even buy snacks or booze as part of our diet.
yeah, I buy lunch at work @3.10 a pop, then spend an additional 20-40 quid a week (inlcuding drink) for myself... got a steady routine where hardly anything is wasted at all...
Four of us and spend £800- £1000 a month. Eldest is a sportsman and eats lots including steak and smoked salmon for breakfast
2 adults and 2 children and we spend about £100 per week so that's £25 each which I thought was bad enough!
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Mine was £100 per week between 5 (£20 each) and that includes everything including toiletries etc.
Main shop is done in Tesco's, but bread, milk, meat and veg is done locally.