I've got myself and my 2 little boys in my family. I always buy fresh produce i.e. free-range eggs and fruit and veg thats locally produced, I always try to buy good quality meat e.g. free-range chicken, organic beef etc.(check out the reduced section!!!) I spend around £30-35 a week on food depending on what we eat that week. I always cook from scratch as I find this much cheaper and there is always enough left to freeze, therefore providing us with healthy, home-made "ready meals". So that weeks when money is really tight (as I am on IS) i.e. when bills need paying 2 weeks in a row, I can cut my food bill in half to about £15 as I only need to buy bread, milk, yougurts and fruit and veg. I also go to the supermarket every 4-6 weeks and buy non-perishables e.g. John Wests tinned tuna, cereal, pasta, quality tinned toms, Hi-Juice, biscuits, washing powder, washing up liquid etc...the cost of the non-perishable food items is around £40. So I estimate that in total (non-perishable and fresh weekly produce) I probably spend about £130 a month on food....some months this is cheaper as I quite often have months whereby we can practically live off whats in the freezer and cupboards and literally just buy fresh fruit and veg, milk, bread etc

6 people and about £160 per week

wot can we do, they have us where they want us as we have to get to work / holidays etc

I think I will drill some holes in the back garden or upo the field in search for oil, and produce it myself. Problem solved =)

I have written this out 4 time and have been kicked out so I will just ask for your opinions now. It is easier.

yes there is no question about that yes, those stupid idiotic pc people drive me nuts and are sooooooooo up themselves with u cant do this u cant say that, i say f**k them and say what u feel, cor do i feel better after that rant hehe