Charlestonian
Winger
We just didn't earn much between us at the time so had to be sensible to keep the independence we had (had no fancy for moving back in with me Nan as much as I love her).
Agreed with the dole comment though, baffles me!
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We just didn't earn much between us at the time so had to be sensible to keep the independence we had (had no fancy for moving back in with me Nan as much as I love her).
Agreed with the dole comment though, baffles me!
It's not very strong wine, I never fall over or owt. Honest!
Lankester Merrin
Striker
£75pw food for family of 4, plus another £25 on wine/beer. Probably eat out/take away once a week too.
We don't do a big shop anymore at Sainsburys, just buy the food we need for each meal from the Co-op, freeze left overs, plus we get an organic veg bag. Saved us a fortune.
We don't do a big shop anymore at Sainsburys, just buy the food we need for each meal from the Co-op, freeze left overs, plus we get an organic veg bag. Saved us a fortune.
redgauntlet
Striker
£120 -£150+
I think the cost if brexit is starting to nip a bit, why else have a thread like this.
I think the cost if brexit is starting to nip a bit, why else have a thread like this.
Le Chuck
Striker
Scraping the barrel there mind
Did Brexit happen in 2015?
https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/how-much-are-your-monthly-bills.1155170/
There's similar how much do you spend on x, y & z type threads going back years longer
redgauntlet
Striker
If ut wasn't a problem it would not be mentioned.Scraping the barrel there mind
Did Brexit happen in 2015?
https://www.readytogo.net/smb/threads/how-much-are-your-monthly-bills.1155170/
There's similar how much do you spend on x, y & z type threads going back years longer
Le Chuck
Striker
My word!!!!
Who says it a problem. It's called curiosity / discussion
If you think every thread is about 'a problem' (after all, if it's not a problem why mention it) you must be a right mood hoover
small mythos
Central Defender
About £120-130 a week for 4 adults . That includes toiletries , laundry and cleaning stuff . Shop between Aldi , Lidl , Asda & B&M as when we did the lot in Sainsbury's we were spending £160 + and that was a couple of years ago!
loads of family meals you can make for a couple fo quid a time.
cut out meat a couple times a week for starters and save a tenner
cut out meat a couple times a week for starters and save a tenner
AndrewP
Striker
For me, fruit costs a fortune and the kids can't get enough of it.
bananas are peanuts and apples can be had for 80p a bag at present.
Soft fruits can rack up your bill. strawberries, blueberries etc.
Lidl often have watermelons in season for about £2 and they can go a canny way.
just follow your seasonal fruits in the most part.
Mackem00
Striker
Class you like mate.
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RubeusHagrid
Guest
Food shopping or other shite like Wilkinsons and that?
About £80 p/w on bait, for me, the wife and daughter.
About £80 p/w on bait, for me, the wife and daughter.
AndrewP
Striker
Aye, I go through about 25 bananas a week, costs about £3.00-£3.50 - so that's canny. Apples, aye about a quid. I do follow the seasons, they're currently craving Strawberries but they can fuck off. It still adds up though.
Monument View
Striker
Eat out twice a week
Depends how many other free meals I can scam from female admirers
Depends how many other free meals I can scam from female admirers
So you're probably spending about the same!
walesie
Striker
strawberries are shite this time of year anyway, bought some at the weekend and they're completely tasteless.
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