Savvy mum shares Tesco shopping list and menu for feeding family on £2 a day

Savvy mum shares Tesco shopping list and menu for feeding family on £2 a day

11/02/2020

A savvy shopper has shared her shopping list online to help families cut down on costs.

The Tesco customer spent just £15 on 23 items which she will use to feed herself and her kids three meals a day – that works out at just £2 per day.

Posting on Facebook, the mum said: “I have created a shopping list as well as meal ideas to help people out there ensure their child/children are getting 3 meals a day for £14.94.”

The mum's shop is able to feed her and her children breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks for less than £15.

She added: “It may be quite repetitive (especially breakfast), but any meal is better than no meal.”

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The post quickly went viral online as fellow parents loved the list, reports Birmingham Live.

Here’s what she bought:

Shopping list

  • Whole chicken – £2.52
  • 6 eggs – 70p
  • 12 pork sausages – £1.20
  • Porridge oats – 75p
  • Cream crackers – 40p
  • 4 baking potatoes – 41p
  • Long grain rice – 45p
  • Curry sauce – 28p
  • Penne pasta – 29p
  • Tomato and herb pasta sauce – 28p

  • Root vegetable medley – £1
  • Can of baked beans – 23p
  • 6 bananas – 64p
  • 12 strawberry yoghurts – 73p
  • Apple and blackcurrant squash – 43p
  • 6 bags of crisps – 65p
  • Tin of tomato soup – 45p
  • Tin of chicken soup – 24p
  • Strawberry jam – 28p
  • Two tins of tuna – £1.20
  • Cheddar cheese – £1.60
  • Wholemeal bread – 36p
  • Milk chocolate bar – 30p

Meal plan

Breakfast : Porridge or toast.

Lunch : Cheese sandwiches, tuna sandwiches, chicken or tomato soup, cheese on toast, egg and soldiers.

Dinner : Pasta bake, beans on toast, jacket potatoes with tuna or cheese, sausages and mash, chicken curry, pasta bake.

Snacks : An apple a day, a banana a day, bag of crisps, strawberry yoghurts and a square of chocolate for a treat.

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