How much do you spend each week on grocery food, i live in UK but and body can answer?!
What do you spend each week/month
Answers: We are :- a family of 4 (2-children) here in the UK we spend about ￡80-￡90 per week on food.
What do you spend each week/month
I'm about the same as you.I have a budget of about ￡100 a week.We are also a family of 2 adults and two kids.
2 adults 40 quid
US here. when i live by myself, about $20. when with my boyfriend, we spend 60 to 80.
Well, I'm in the USA and for two of us we spend $100 a week and thats barely for 4-5 bags of groceries. :(
2 adults, 2 kids,3 cats,1 dog, $250 au
oK...It's me, my fiance, and our little 21 moth old. We spend anywhere from 60-75 dollars a week.
me my wife and 1 son €150 a week...Ireland
i live in texas i spend about $125.00 a week. 2 adults
2 adults 2 teenagers & 1 toddler in US I spend about $200.00 a week on groceries plus fast food. Yikes
me and my 4 yr old i spend about ￡30 on a full shop and then bout ￡10-￡30 on top up shoppin
For the two of us, we spend between ￡70-￡90 pw on food. We use two outlets, Sainsbury for the bulk and Iceland for the rest. Sometimes we also shop for food at our local street market where prices are usually very much cheaper than any supermarket ever will be - like two soccer ball sized iceberg lettuce for ￡1.
Food prices are continuing on up here in UK. There are lots of reasons for this, don't want to bore you with all of that.
If you have any land, even a small garden, you might like to consider growing some vegetables of your own.
If you don't have a garden, say 50 feet or more, you can grow stuff in grow=bags, tomatos, lettuce, herbs etc.
How longs a piece of string!!
Family of 4 approx ￡100 weekly
For 2 adults and the dogs we spend arounf ￡50-55 , per week...
yeah were the same 4 of us 2 kids about 100 each week but we have takaway on a friday and watch a film with kids
only myself and wife we would spend an average of about ￡75 per week not counting treats like booze or fags.i dont smoke but my wife would be 20 a day.pretty expensive to live noadays our family are now married because if they werent i dont know how we could cope.good luck bringing up your family.wait and see how mr brown treats us in the budget?
One adult, myself, around ￡15 excluding alcohol purchased at the supermarket (I mention alcoholic drinks specifically because a significant amount of that ￡15 is milk, about ￡8 of it generally). I class milk as food as that is what it is produced by cows originally as to feed their offspring.
So about ￡7 on solid food you can get your teeth into per week. I only have one real meal a day, unless I feel hungry when I will have another. I eat when I feel hungry rather than because it is mealtime. Contrary to what some would think, I am pretty much my ideal weight by eating like this.
I am likely to be downrated for suggesting this, but eating when (and ONLY when) your body wants you to is the best diet. You will never be anorexic because you do eat when hungry as your body was designed for, and are unlikely to be overweight because provided you eat sensibly when you do eat, eating a sensible meal when hungry including sufficient nutrients (vitamins and minerals) will cover all your requirements comfortably. Eating to a timetable is the main cause of obesity in modern society, eat when you are hungry and obesity will be a non-issue.
I live somewhere else but it comes nearly 50 to 60 dollars
We are two adults sharing a property.
No kids No freezer, I buy fresh food every day - making everything myself from scratch.
Pizzas pies, chips curries or lasagne. Everything is tip top.
My average payout is between 50 and ￡70 per week.As things are going, I can see a definite rise in food prices. Especially dairy products........it is scandalous what we pay for our food and I hate Tesco.
I like to shop in "individual shops" ...the good old fashioned way.!
Between ￡35- ￡40 two adults
Me & my husband would spend ￡65 - ￡85 a week. But I buy what tastes good & no frozen food.
2 adults only in my household and we spend about 50€ on grocery food per week here in France. Equals to ￡35 per week. Cheap , isn't it but then France is cheaper than Britain.
2 of us, average ￡80 week,
We are also a family of 4 (2 children) and spend approx ￡100 per week on groceries.
That is also including cleaning products etc.
Over ￡5000 per year...........help!!!
2 adults + 2 teenagers + 4 cats = $100-$140/week
I'm in Texas.