Both boys eat a lot of cereal, so the milk won’t last the week. Neither will the two loaves of bread.
Four years ago, this would have cost about £80. So quite a price raise in the last few years.
FaithWritop on
I would envy such organization. It’s difficult for me to plan a menu for the week, my wishes are constantly changing
mad153 on
With or without Clubcard
NotEdot_ on
You could get roughly double this for the same price at Aldi.
Source: I shop at Aldi weekly and get more than this for 5 people for about 90 quid
Parking_Argument1459 on
That is actually insane with that much money you can buy that much stuff.
CompSolstice on
That’s how Fanta SHOULD be coloured, I like that
brickbear69420 on
Looks like you’re a black belt shoplifter 10/10
Mountain_Dandy on
Omg that is easily $300 usd in America. I miss being able to purchase food like this.
sjintje on
Scary how much work it is cooking for a week.
Merciless972 on
This would be around 250$ here, even from Aldi.
linkheroz on
I feel better about my shop now. Roughly the same for 2 of us but over 2 weeks
Aishas_Star on
wtf why is everything in plastic?? Celery.. in plastic… Carrots.. in plastic. Corn.. in plastic. Broccoli in plastic?!?! WHY?!?!
Lord_of_magna_frisia on
With all respect, the Fanta alone is roughly 6 Pounds.
royalfatkid on
in Canada this would be like $350
duck1014 on
That’s about 300 in Canada now…
One_Draw3486 on
Seems like a good price. Reminds me to make the shopping list for the weekly shop
BrooklynNets on
For all Britain’s faults, their supermarket game is unparalleled. For less than I’d spend in the US at a budget store I can tear through the M&S Foodhall.
CorkBullet on
Love the variety of vegetables you have.
arothen on
Pretty similar prices than in Poland then. Maybe 10% more.
ValenciaHadley on
Wow. I think I’m near spending that just on myself every week.
tatas323 on
Add more fruit!!
Corleone2345 on
The rest of the word has seven day’s in a week though
HowardBass on
All from Tesco too? I find this hard to believe for £130 but the picture doesn’t lie. Have you price compared with Aldi?
Neither_Mention2424 on
This would be $300+ where I live. Very nice planning
Herc_Hansen_ on
How much does the avocado costs?
brzantium on
mission “wraps”
ziggurqt on
We should have a sub just to share posts like this one, only from all over the world.
Just-Hat5413 on
I wanna see you on rate my fridge! I bet it is sooooo organised
KyotoCarl on
How do plan out what you are gonna eat that far in advance?
xToksik_Revolutionx on
Is it bad that I genuinely do not believe you when you say this costs £130, even after factoring in the conversion ratio to USD?
I mean, maybe logically I can *almost* see it, but this is easily £185-225 where I’m at.
Ruskythegreat on
Banana for scale
Zerh_Hibra on
£3974 in LA.
easylifeforme on
Where is the rice!
Zerh_Hibra on
What if yr not a herby vor
Jaded-Citron-4090 on
That’s 500$ in the US.
DaveVdE on
No crumpets?
Ilalu on
Dumb question but is it normal in the UK that so much of the food has a British flag?, where i live you know where the products come from because of a label saying the country of origin but no big flags, at least not usually
CMDR_omnicognate on
Do you guys get through that many cereal boxes a week? or did you just happen to like, top up on cereal that week?
Also i remember when this was like £80 before covid 🙁
sheffieldpud on
What’s your 6 evening meals?
CaptainYorkie1 on
Going for the Tesco tortilla at 99p and Tesco 2lr fizzy drinks at 80p would have reduced that a little bit plus getting generic pies instead of finest probably would save upto a £5
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Two adults and two boys.
Meals are:
Meatball pasta bake
Chicken wraps and salad
Chicken Fried rice
Baked potatoes
Noodles
Omlettes
Both boys eat a lot of cereal, so the milk won’t last the week. Neither will the two loaves of bread.
Four years ago, this would have cost about £80. So quite a price raise in the last few years.
I would envy such organization. It’s difficult for me to plan a menu for the week, my wishes are constantly changing
With or without Clubcard
You could get roughly double this for the same price at Aldi.
Source: I shop at Aldi weekly and get more than this for 5 people for about 90 quid
That is actually insane with that much money you can buy that much stuff.
That’s how Fanta SHOULD be coloured, I like that
Looks like you’re a black belt shoplifter 10/10
Omg that is easily $300 usd in America. I miss being able to purchase food like this.
Scary how much work it is cooking for a week.
This would be around 250$ here, even from Aldi.
I feel better about my shop now. Roughly the same for 2 of us but over 2 weeks
wtf why is everything in plastic?? Celery.. in plastic… Carrots.. in plastic. Corn.. in plastic. Broccoli in plastic?!?! WHY?!?!
With all respect, the Fanta alone is roughly 6 Pounds.
in Canada this would be like $350
That’s about 300 in Canada now…
Seems like a good price. Reminds me to make the shopping list for the weekly shop
For all Britain’s faults, their supermarket game is unparalleled. For less than I’d spend in the US at a budget store I can tear through the M&S Foodhall.
Love the variety of vegetables you have.
Pretty similar prices than in Poland then. Maybe 10% more.
Wow. I think I’m near spending that just on myself every week.
Add more fruit!!
The rest of the word has seven day’s in a week though
All from Tesco too? I find this hard to believe for £130 but the picture doesn’t lie. Have you price compared with Aldi?
This would be $300+ where I live. Very nice planning
How much does the avocado costs?
mission “wraps”
We should have a sub just to share posts like this one, only from all over the world.
I wanna see you on rate my fridge! I bet it is sooooo organised
How do plan out what you are gonna eat that far in advance?
Is it bad that I genuinely do not believe you when you say this costs £130, even after factoring in the conversion ratio to USD?
I mean, maybe logically I can *almost* see it, but this is easily £185-225 where I’m at.
Banana for scale
£3974 in LA.
Where is the rice!
What if yr not a herby vor
That’s 500$ in the US.
No crumpets?
Dumb question but is it normal in the UK that so much of the food has a British flag?, where i live you know where the products come from because of a label saying the country of origin but no big flags, at least not usually
Do you guys get through that many cereal boxes a week? or did you just happen to like, top up on cereal that week?
Also i remember when this was like £80 before covid 🙁
What’s your 6 evening meals?
Going for the Tesco tortilla at 99p and Tesco 2lr fizzy drinks at 80p would have reduced that a little bit plus getting generic pies instead of finest probably would save upto a £5