Budget food shopping.

[Meticulous]

The meat content in cheap Iceland food is abysmalNot about eating 51% chicken& not that I eat pork but the legal minimum meat content in sausages is about 41%

[Jefferson]

51 % you know. them water pumped meat deyahthats why you should always buy meat from butchers etc. supermarkets pump that stuff in like your local herorin addict

[Messy]

Good luck id find shopping on £80 severely difficult for the month.I also have been there when you need to shop for the whole month but from past experience the shopping does not last you will find come week 2 everything is gone,there are certain things you will find yourself needing on a weekly basis such as milk,bread. Does that £80 also include your toiletries? if so boy...I spend at least £100 per week i find most of that is taken up with toiletries such as toilet roll etc.it can be done but you will probably be hungry as thats barely £20 per week. Even living on beans and toast for lunch and dinner for a week would even set you back about £7! thats a third of your weekly budget

[Messy]

i think you will have to turn vegan for a while cos the meat element is gona kill you tbh. maybe a few of you should club your money together (if this is for uni) then you can buy the ingredients to make a stew type meal everyday which will feed you all.

[Vtec]

51 % you know. them water pumped meat deyahthats why you should always buy meat from butchers etc. supermarkets pump that stuff in like your local herorin addict

thats if u can find a local butchers.. half of them are shutdown due to superstores like tescos and asda's taking over the show.

[Skola]

Halal meat shop....as in Halal butchers?Are they actually cheaper than ASDA?

hmm perhaps not now i look into it:http://groceries.asda.com/asda-estore/prod...amp;startValue=ASDA Smartprice Chicken drumsticks and thighs - £1.49/kilo