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As a budgeting measure we've started shopping at Aldi (Lidl/Netto are comparable) and our bills have gone down to about £70 per fortnight.

 

That serves two adults, a two year old and a baby (but the baby consumes nothing at the moment).

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I do contribute to the food bill each month, last month gave half my work gift vouchers to my mum for Christmas food shopping.

 

Sometimes even i buy in the takeouts.

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I spend about £10 a day on food and (nonalcoholic) drink while at uni.

 

I can't cook though so I usually just get a microwave meal and a premade sandwich every day :)

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God knows, a fair chunk of it is in our canteen thing so difficult to calculate. Probably far too much though, although it is the only real thing I spend money on other than books.

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Right now i spend about £2 a week on bread, jam and chocolate spred for lunches. My g/fs parents buy the dinner!

 

But before we lived with them i guess i spent between £10-15 when trying to save. When not trying to save i'd spend that much just on lunches (im a sucker for Subway), with dinners on top so i guess £30 would be the max when i was being naughty and not saving.

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