Example in this thread.Originally Posted by REDNECK
No less than £100 I should say - you can get loads for around £80 that lasts ages.
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Thread: Monthly cost on food
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18-02-2008, 08:46 PM #11
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Well... maybe not those. :rolleyes: Originally Posted by .:Jack120:.
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18-02-2008, 08:53 PM #13
Good :p Originally Posted by REDNECK
I take it you mean stuff like hot chocolate, Tomato Ketchup and all that stuff :p
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Hmm i would say £30 per week depends what you get
Do you ever feel like you want to go home?
Lost in the crowd and you feel alone
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It completely depends, the national average is £120 a week for a family, so I'd say that two people would use around £50 per week. Just make sure you buy fresh ingredients and don't do what everybody else seems to be doing nowadays and live on ready meals. Sick.
I presume both of you have full-time jobs if you're going to be supporting a flat of just two people. Usually it's 3-4 with full-time jobs. If you don't... you're a bit screwed.
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My mum spends around £100 for a family of 5.
If you rest, you rust
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ours is like 150 a week
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depending if you eat out alot etc but about £80
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25-02-2008, 02:28 AM #19
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when my mom went away for 2 weeks, i spent $400 on food.
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