Liddl 1.50 for 15 eggs so get 30 eggs for the week kg of chicken drumsticks for 2.50 so 5.50 then chuck in say 2kg of rice and 2kg of oats for about 80p per kg (could get it for less) so 3.20 =8.70. the other 1.30 can go to some veg offers (found some peas for 8p a can), 25p rice pudding or you can sometimes get 25p veg when its in season.
As someone who shops like this every week, the milk will not last a week, that bread is absolutely rank and tastes like cardboard, the 60p one is better. And also, bog roll? The gravy for those sausages? Sanitary products? Vegetables? Kids cant just have a sandwich for lunch they need other things too, realistically you cannot do a weeks shopping for a tenner, you need at least 20
@AlissaSss23 I'm one person! And this 100% wouldn't keep me going, but she does mention lunches? Think I misheard "kids lunches" or maybe assumed, but sorry lol didn't notice, still...
I can imagine the constipation and nutritional deficiencies as I watch this lol. Where's the veg, fruit, fibre? You can do cheap, like swap the cornflakes for fruit n fibre, wholemeal pasta, passata instead of jarred sauce, some tinned tuna, and sardines for omega 3, and throw in some broccoli and carrots, and some apples and oranges. Cheap meat cuts like liver is way better than sausages. Sweet potatoes are cheap.
Great savings! I wouldn't eat this food if it was free. Sorry 🤢 but absolutely brilliant savings skills👍🏻 you could definitely teach a lot of people who struggle with budgeting on food shopping.
Not enough milk for the cereal, no tea bags for the cup of tea, no butter or spread for sandwiches, no gravy or onions for sausages and mash and if you have to shop for a week with £10 then you won't be baking potatoes because of the price of energy to do it
4 meals, a bunch of lunch items that won’t last more than 3 days once opened, and milk that will do two bowls of cereal, and only two meat items, both being pork? Nah it’s not possible to do a weekly shop on £10 anymore don’t kid yourself
That’s not enough milk for the week. You’re also didn’t buy anything to make a gravy for your mash. You also didn’t buy butter for your mash. I get the premise behind the video, but it’s not a reflection on the possible.
Next challenge: Use your bike (if you have one) to do a £10 grocery shop. Leave the car at home. All you need is a bike and a backpack, and maybe some extra bags if everything won't fit in the backpack.
So cornflakes with a tablespoon of milk, a ham salad sandwich with no butter or a cheese toasty , jacket potato with spaghetti hoops, pasta with sauce, or bangers and mash, no butter veg or gravy. There’s very little protein and the only fruit and veg is lettuce and tomato. You’d get I’ll eating like that regularly, I’m thinking scurvy.
90p for a small milk? In Aldi? Jeez that's pricey. We have a milkman who charges 72p for each glass bottle and that includes delivery! And it apparently tastes better than milk from plastic bottles.
So a pint of milk lasts u a week?how did u make Ur gravy,u didn't buy any,or get bones and veg to make a demi glace,what's the green stuff in Ur mash,didn't see u buying that,how do u drink tea without buying tea bags,just wondering!!!
So what's on the jacket potatos? No butter. Is it the spaghetti hoops? 8 sausages to feed a family for at least 2-3 meals Not much protein. 1 slice of ham per day for the kids, and maybe 2 sausages over the week Kids lunches just a ham sandwich, nothing else Barely any veg, so minimal nutrients Even a 19p bag of carrots would make a big difference. At least the cereal is fortified Not enough milk for a weeks worth of breakfasts, especially if the kids are eating cereal too
Accept the jar and dried ingredients, best of luck the rest of the ingredients lasting past few days so you will have to go back and spend some more money..
It’s because money in the uk is worth more than money in the USA so like one dollar in the uk would be a couple of pence sorry if I’m wrong but that’s what I’ve heard
Not a sign of fruit or veg anywhere. I live on my own and that milk would last me a day. Ditto many of the other items. This isnt a realistic shop for a week's groceries...
Well done for effort but to be honest, people in this day and age should not have to worry about the cost of shopping but the government are hell bent on spending public money on foriegners so they live like Kings and we the tax Payer have to live like paupers.
She didn’t buy proper meals, that’s ok for a one off if you’re desperate but not sustainable, can’t live of a jacket potato and spaghetti hoops 4 days in a row
This was deffo before inflation hit 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Defiently
No this is after 💀 before cost of living u could get high quality items for cheaper
Real
Date on the receipt is January 2024
2021 you could do this for £5 easy. Used to do it before covid
That milk isn’t going to last a week!
YEA!!!!
I know
Depends, they might only be using the milk for tea. Maybe they don't eat cereal.
DONT BE RUDE she even said she's on budget, !! She might only have a little but off milk ... UN RESPECT
@@ameliastephens2835
Calm down! I only said a pint of milk won’t last a week. You’re the one being rude, pal!
Thats great prices unfortunately northern Ireland doesn't have Aldi
Lidl is the same but sadly not the prices.
We just go to Donegal
we go to donegal sometimes
Aldi isn't cheaper it's a myth. Only on basket shops. Morrisons been cheaper for family shop
@@girlsdrinkfeck we used to have Morrisons here in Northern Ireland but for some reason they left yes it was a great place to go
I can already feel the scurvy and rickets setting in
😅🤣😂😂😅🤣
Not in this economy, have to take out a loan for fresh veg now
You don't actually know the causes of scurvy and rickets do you
@@hellohaveagooddayfrozen is, healthier
😂😂😂😂
4 POTATOS FOR 70p EVEN CHOCOLATE BARS ARE ALWAYS £1.50😂😂😂
Ik
Need to eat like 4 potatoes to feel full those won’t be big jackets 4 in a bag 😂
Liddl 1.50 for 15 eggs so get 30 eggs for the week kg of chicken drumsticks for 2.50 so 5.50 then chuck in say 2kg of rice and 2kg of oats for about 80p per kg (could get it for less) so 3.20 =8.70. the other 1.30 can go to some veg offers (found some peas for 8p a can), 25p rice pudding or you can sometimes get 25p veg when its in season.
Bangers and mash is 100% a certified English classic
As someone who shops like this every week, the milk will not last a week, that bread is absolutely rank and tastes like cardboard, the 60p one is better. And also, bog roll? The gravy for those sausages? Sanitary products? Vegetables? Kids cant just have a sandwich for lunch they need other things too, realistically you cannot do a weeks shopping for a tenner, you need at least 20
That's for a single person, and they went for the cheapest things ever to meet the £10 budget
What about butter for the sandwich 🥴🥴🥴🥴
It’s for one person
@AlissaSss23 I'm one person! And this 100% wouldn't keep me going, but she does mention lunches? Think I misheard "kids lunches" or maybe assumed, but sorry lol didn't notice, still...
That’s $50 in the US lmaooo
In UK too
yes but it’s all the savers stuff
These are very basic ans maybe low quality items. I'd never touch those tomatoes, they taste like nothing. Even on a low budget, I'd rather go without
Bro decently doesn't live in the UK
This vid is def like 20 years old inflation now is crazy
Its only cheap because its aldi essentials so its cheaper
Duh
Gurls "substantial" dinner is a 28p spaghetti and a 47p spaghetti sauce 💀
Where's the meat and veg?? Who tf eats like this and brags about it?!
70% crap food I'd be miserable as he'll.
I can imagine the constipation and nutritional deficiencies as I watch this lol. Where's the veg, fruit, fibre? You can do cheap, like swap the cornflakes for fruit n fibre, wholemeal pasta, passata instead of jarred sauce, some tinned tuna, and sardines for omega 3, and throw in some broccoli and carrots, and some apples and oranges. Cheap meat cuts like liver is way better than sausages. Sweet potatoes are cheap.
I do that then stop at Starbucks on the way home and spank £12 😂
Great savings! I wouldn't eat this food if it was free. Sorry 🤢 but absolutely brilliant savings skills👍🏻 you could definitely teach a lot of people who struggle with budgeting on food shopping.
😢carbs and more crabs.
It usually comes up to like £90 whenever I go in bodmin
Wait u live in Bodmin!
Butter for the mash, spring onion for the mash, gravy for the sausages.
Not enough milk for the cereal, no tea bags for the cup of tea, no butter or spread for sandwiches, no gravy or onions for sausages and mash and if you have to shop for a week with £10 then you won't be baking potatoes because of the price of energy to do it
10 slices of ham for a week? How make mash with out milk or butter 🤔
4 meals, a bunch of lunch items that won’t last more than 3 days once opened, and milk that will do two bowls of cereal, and only two meat items, both being pork? Nah it’s not possible to do a weekly shop on £10 anymore don’t kid yourself
It is, but you have to get a lot more basic than that. And it will only feed one.
The food ain’t that cheap Bruv and I go Aldi all the time
Ye I usually spend £80 on groceries in Aldi
@@adambenedyczak4686 yh buts probably for u and a few other people. But I also agree it's definitely not 10 quid
Jesus I'm happy if my weekly shop is around 80 quid 😂
It's unfortunate but I believe these items are more expensive since the financial crisis in the UK hit, which is a shame because you did a good job!
That’s not enough milk for the week. You’re also didn’t buy anything to make a gravy for your mash. You also didn’t buy butter for your mash.
I get the premise behind the video, but it’s not a reflection on the possible.
Cheaper to buy frozen mash don't need to add milk or butter
Also no teabags for the tea lol
@@leeshaponI assumed everyone just nicked them from work.
Nice choice
Americans will think this is price crazy.!!.if they can understand ur beautiful GEORDIE ACCENT...lol..xxx
Half our weekly shop as a family of 6 is around 80-120 from Aldi. The other half is 100 from Iceland lol
I love Aldi
All of us Californians are gagged
Next challenge:
Use your bike (if you have one) to do a £10 grocery shop. Leave the car at home.
All you need is a bike and a backpack, and maybe some extra bags if everything won't fit in the backpack.
I have a problem with not having rights and not having the things I need to survive as an adult.. I don’t have a problem with hard work 🎯🎯
So cornflakes with a tablespoon of milk, a ham salad sandwich with no butter or a cheese toasty , jacket potato with spaghetti hoops, pasta with sauce, or bangers and mash, no butter veg or gravy. There’s very little protein and the only fruit and veg is lettuce and tomato. You’d get I’ll eating like that regularly, I’m thinking scurvy.
90p for a small milk? In Aldi? Jeez that's pricey. We have a milkman who charges 72p for each glass bottle and that includes delivery! And it apparently tastes better than milk from plastic bottles.
That sounds amazing ❤
Only decent food item is the potatoes. Obviously hasnt a clue about nutrition or how to budget.
Definitely. The ham, milk and bread look of too
I live in Bradford in the UK
If this was realistic, times this by 3-4.
So a pint of milk lasts u a week?how did u make Ur gravy,u didn't buy any,or get bones and veg to make a demi glace,what's the green stuff in Ur mash,didn't see u buying that,how do u drink tea without buying tea bags,just wondering!!!
I luv myself some bangers and mash 😋
In 🇸🇮 we call it hofer
I don't a weeks shop in morrisons and it was around £130 and in aldi I can do a weeks shop for around £60 - £70. 4 kids and 2 adults
So just one lettuce, a pack of tomatoes, and 2pks of potatoes for the whole week. Wow.
That looks like that big big aldi in slough
For a family of one that's really good
So what's on the jacket potatos? No butter. Is it the spaghetti hoops?
8 sausages to feed a family for at least 2-3 meals
Not much protein. 1 slice of ham per day for the kids, and maybe 2 sausages over the week
Kids lunches just a ham sandwich, nothing else
Barely any veg, so minimal nutrients Even a 19p bag of carrots would make a big difference. At least the cereal is fortified
Not enough milk for a weeks worth of breakfasts, especially if the kids are eating cereal too
What tea you dipping the biscuits in?
People shouldn’t have to survive on £10 of food a week in a first world developed country. Those sausages are not even a healthy protein
Accept the jar and dried ingredients, best of luck the rest of the ingredients lasting past few days so you will have to go back and spend some more money..
All that tea and cereal for 1 pint of milk. I actually dont believe you 😂
Dump the pasta sauce and buy chopped tomatoes. Throw in some herbs and blitz to make your own.
That 1 pint of milk isn't going to last you long!
Go Geordies! ❤ Love the accent!
That half pint of milk used to cost 45 p.😮
Nahh the uk ain’t like this no way
Cup of tea with no tea bags
How meny bowls of cereal do you rly think your getting with that milk ?
WHY SO CHEAP 😭 it’s so expensive where I am-
Man in Ireland that is in ppl dreams like
A weekly shop ???
Make your own pasta sauce
That milk ain't lasting a week 😂
We need these prices in England 😢
That is England 😂
Groceries are so cheap in the UK 😭
They are not this is fake
@@francescajeune6909it literally showed the reciept
@@moncheri2404 no shops are that cheap and that would not even last 3 days
It’s because money in the uk is worth more than money in the USA so like one dollar in the uk would be a couple of pence sorry if I’m wrong but that’s what I’ve heard
@@francescajeune6909 no wonder……
Milk gone on 1st bowl 😂
That milk will do maybe two bowl of cereal at a push
How do u get cereal for 95p at mine we get it for £2.50
MY ALDI IS NOT THAT CHEAP. 😢😂
So thats 4 days sorted?
How can a pint of milk last you all week and where's the t bags and the coffee ☕
Not a sign of fruit or veg anywhere. I live on my own and that milk would last me a day. Ditto many of the other items. This isnt a realistic shop for a week's groceries...
youve gone wrong if your budget for a weekly shop is a tenner
And no bog roll because your not gonna dump for a week with that diat 😂😂
The reason why it's so cheap because it the cheaper range and the cheap bread I get to feed the ducks , not eat lol
I saw a lot of positives in that 8-0 battering
Well done for effort but to be honest, people in this day and age should not have to worry about the cost of shopping but the government are hell bent on spending public money on foriegners so they live like Kings and we the tax Payer have to live like paupers.
Who is out here using spagetti hoops for jaclet poatatoes psychotic behaviour right there
That so cheap 🙀🙀🙀 I wish all shops had that price 😢
Oh my gosh thats so cheap! I cant believe u actually got all of that for that price
She forget to get the tea bags
Is that in Huntingdon
That’s not really food.
If you ate things like that week after week you would feel rough.
It’s ok for an emergency week.
Damn it looked like the aldi i go to in engand
She is in England
bro my mum spends around 100-200😭😭 (idk if this is every week but this is an estimate and we have a family of 7 so-)
This sounds horrible. Spaghetti hoops over potatoes??? That's tinned PASTA with potatoes!!!
You didn't buy any tea bags and how many bolws of cornflakes u gonna get with a pint of milk
She didn’t buy proper meals, that’s ok for a one off if you’re desperate but not sustainable, can’t live of a jacket potato and spaghetti hoops 4 days in a row
That’s not ham that’s pork scar tissue
So you're only have breakfast twice at most?
And its cheap for a reason food is shit and not nice
And. CONNOR ❤❤❤❤
The idea of fake plastic cheese 'tasties' did it for me. Cheap and crap. At least use proper cheese.
@@monikaprzymuszala4183They are called cheese toasties and are made with cheddar, not plasticy American cheese
What you going to make your cup of tea with if you didn’t buy teabags or sugar 😅
She needs to save all that milk for her cereal. No milk for tea bro…
Where the hell is this Aldi at cuz I need to go if it’s that cheap
Cornflakes and a 1 pint milk 😅
For a bag of greated cheese at my local aldi is 3 quid. Ill be better going to asda!!!!
Living in UK for 16 years her accent still effs me off
Great if you are on minimum wage or job seekers but come on that’s one rough week
bro she has the best Aldi where she lives
VOTE TORY and become poorer 😂😂😂
I prefer sainsbury tbh
Cup of tea with biscuits but u didn't get any tea bags
F%£# me, my weekly shop was £12 😢. A lady that plans meals like that has got her partners back
What a bargain!!!!