What is your average weekly food shopping bill?

Please answer with the following:- number of people in the family.
in pounds sterling, supermarket that you use. many thanks.

Answers:
Two people - £60 - Sainsbury/Somerfield/Iceland ***** and if I start getting a load of crap through the post or by e-mail advertising all the other supermarkets and shops, I'll know how they started, won't I...?
Single man, £20 , Asda.
4 around £140-£160 asda
two people (me and my flat mate) £50 a week
5 people in our house and i spend £75 a week on shopping
4 people / £100 / Morrisons
Hi 4 people in the family i spend an average of £60 in tesco but shop throughout the week spending around an extra £20 - £30 on fresh food like fruit and milk
£34.00 - family of three
Lucky brits,
we in Australia $150-$200 a week.
3 people about £7o per week on average, i shop at tescos.
7 people £170 - £250 depending on supermarket . Tesco
I don't use pounds, I use american dollars. I'm single and spend around $50 a week.
4 people, around £70 a week, morrisons, asda or tesco.
4 people between £135-£155 tesco
Two adults, Sainsbury's, £50-£60 per week.
3
$100-$150(don't know what that would be in pounds sorry)
StarMarket (Local store)
Dollar General
£22, 2 adults and 1 rabbit, Sainsburys
I have 2 adults and 3 kids in my family and my weekly shop is done mainly in asda with odd bits bought from my local shop. I usually spend between £100 to £150 per week.
2 adults + a 10 months old baby around £40 at tesco but then shop at other shops during the week so maybe £20 to £30 more.
other shops are asda,Morrison , lidl and local shops
Hello,
approximately 35 - 40 Pound.
Two persons.
My average weekly food shopping bill is 50 euro, which is 30.32 pound. We live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. We shop at Dirk, which is the cheapest supermarket in the Netherlands, 10% cheaper than average. (A bit cheaper than Lidl, about 2% cheaper)
My family: two parents, three kids (1,3,5) (I think the age is important)
2 of us....£120 Morrisons/M&S.
2 Adults and one Jack Russell. We don't shop weekly for the bulk of our food - but have a few add-ons for the fresh veg, salad and fruit. So, last night we spent £102.48p in Tesco - but we won't do that for another three weeks ago and will use the local Co-op for the fresh stuff which will probably be about three times at about £15 a time.
Considering that it is in an 'economics' theme you are asking, Tesco is about five miles away from us, so okay for the bigger shop and cheaper prices. The Co-op is our nearest retail business and about two miles away - so although their prices are higher than Tesco, the cost of petrol outweighs the extra base expense.
1 person, 2 cats, 1 dog. £9 pw, Asda

Who says those of us on long term disability benefit are well off? But I manage a cooked meal every day by buying from the 'Reduced' shelves.
In ASDA £150

Tesco/ Morrison/Sainsbury/Coop/Sommer. £120

There are 4 of us but my brother and his lass come round 3 times a week.
Just me & 2 cats, £20 to £30 a week at tesco.
Married couple, twin baby boys, shop at Tesco and spend average of £75.00 weekly.
Myself, my boyfriend and 2 grown-up sons. Around £100 per week in Asda for the main shop, then around £50 at the Tesco corner shop during the week to top up!
Two adults and three boys (11,9,7), Morrisons, Tesco's + markets

approx 75pounds per week + the odd takeaway

ps + 2 cats

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Our food bill is usually $100.oo a week. 4 in our family. In pounds sterling? (I dont know what you mean?) and we shop at Fry's Supermarket. Does this help?
2 of us, £25 a week and sarnie stuff, however, we do a big shop every three weeks coming to around £125 from asda

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