What's your weekly food bill?

KhalJimbo

Maybe we should rename GC into Howmuch do you earn\how much does it cost you chat

nheather

About £120-£140 a week (Tesco).

Family of 4, (2 adults, 15yo and 13yo).

We live well and don't go without anything, but we do look out for the deals and spend wisely.

Cheers,

Nigel

Liquid101

This is quite an interesting thread, and it may be useful to gauge yourself against others in a similar situation.

2 adults, 2 young children, 1 still in nappies etc.

£100-120 a week - we recently cut out midweek wine which will reduce this a little.

This covers all meals, lunches for kids and work etc.

mrtbag

£80 per week for a family of 4 (2 adults, a 4 yr old and a 2 yr old).

Dony

Over the weekend I had a home cooked lasagne, a home cooked curry, a cooked chicken lunch, and 2 fry-up's.

How many are in your family?

Dextur

About £120 per week.

2 Adults, 1 Child.

Normally around £100 on a single shop, Tesco's , Sainsburies, which we fancy.
Around £20 extra during the week topping up on Milk, fresh fruit and so forth.

dazza74

The government bang on about people wasting food but half the time it's because you can't buy it in small enough quantities in the first place.  I like me supermarket donut's just don't want 5 of them at a time

kopchoir

i do a big shop once a month and go to asda/tesco when needed i also live around the corner from a co-op and find them highly expensive id say around
£150 a month
then around £90 a week for 2 adults and a 4 year old we are always wasting food as well really need to sort that out

7ofnine

We do a good amount of home cooking - lasagne, curry, pizza, and the leftovers can be taken to work the next day for lunch. Don't buy ready meals, and cook from fresh ingredients. We don't eat out that often, maybe once per month.
There are 2 adults and one child (7) in our family.

acid007

Around £150/week main shop, 2 adults & 4 children

This includes school meals sometimes for the children.