How I live off £10 a week at Aldi

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  • Looking to cut the cost of your weekly food shop? One student shares her weekly £10 food shop at Aldi as well as her meal plan.
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    With the cost of living crisis still ongoing, we're all doing what we can to save money. If you're having a tight month, or you want to cut the cost of your supermarket shop, this video could be helpful. One student is sharing how she survives on £10 a week at Aldi, as well as the meal plan she uses to make the most of her bargain ingredients.
    Aldi is great if you're on a budget, but you still need to be careful as prices have gone up even there. Everything included in this shopping list is excellent value, and there are some great budget meal ideas if you're trying to cut down on how much you spend on food.
    What do you think? Could you do this one week out of the month to save money? Let us know in the comments!
    Thanks for watching
    Tom ⚡

Komentáře • 148

  • @NattyRose
    @NattyRose Před 8 měsíci +39

    When I was a student back in 2012 I would buy spaghetti which was 15p at the time, I would get the mushroom cream soup and sausages pack and make a big pot of creamy pasta with sausage! That would be my dinner for pretty much a week as I would make sure to freeze it in little container. I would also have banana and black coffe for breakfast and I would buy a big tub of potato salad from Iceland and frozen veg and rice. Lunch would be potato salad or veg and rice with a fried egg. Was super boring at times but I survived and it would be less than £40 a month on food since I would sometimes get fruit and salads to help

  • @rubberband05
    @rubberband05 Před 9 měsíci +30

    Even more amazing is that the price of potatoes and mixed vegetables has since gone down at Aldi so (as of mid-September 2023) the total price is now down by 12p to £9.96

  • @LaidOutBare
    @LaidOutBare Před 3 měsíci +15

    If she goes to Lidl, you can get a box of vegetables for £1.50 all odd shapes, but nothing wrong with them. The box is massive

    • @hazelwilson7825
      @hazelwilson7825 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@KatzikiKiroit’s a mixture of fruit and veg but it’s near the end of its life so you have to batch cook it up and / or freeze it. I haven’t seen any over the past few months, I can only presume they still do it.

    • @VampireJack10
      @VampireJack10 Před měsícem +2

      @@KatzikiKiro It's best to be at Lidl for opening time for the boxes - I buy them on a regular basis and not a lot gets wasted, just usually a few carrots if there are a load in the box.
      My last box I bought a couple of days ago had 2 punnets of strawberries AND a punnet of grapes, alongside a couple of baking potatoes, 4 decent bell peppers (only 1 was green), some tangerines, a couple of bananas, a nice big red apple, a head of lettuce and a couple of other items I don't seem to recall at the moment. For 1.50.
      Bargain.
      As I'm vegan they are IDEAL for me.
      At the end of the day you could just use the fruit and veg for cheap smoothies.

    • @StuWright
      @StuWright Před 11 dny

      @@hazelwilson7825 ye it`ll help u lose weight too, when you throw it up

  • @nadjahorvat-marcovic1370
    @nadjahorvat-marcovic1370 Před 10 měsíci +41

    They do tofu for 99p a block, and soya milk for 50p a litre for anyone veggie/vegan/with allergies looking for some low budget replacements x

    • @DanKeatis
      @DanKeatis Před 2 měsíci +2

      Excellent cheap and cruelty-free protein source!

    • @VampireJack10
      @VampireJack10 Před měsícem +1

      The tofu (especially the smoked) is really good stuff - doesn't need pressing either, straight to go.
      The 50p Soy milk they've only just recently started stocking at my local store, but I find it excellent.

  • @mimidee100
    @mimidee100 Před 10 měsíci +13

    Great meal plan on end of month budget.I myself am a big fan of Aldi and lidles for great prices and shop there almost all the time now as prices still rising in alot of shops.Thanks for sharing ❤

  • @jasminescloset2021
    @jasminescloset2021 Před 9 měsíci +11

    oooh i love this meal plan, only bit i would change is x12 eggs instead of 6 but i might use these meal plan when needed. thanks for sharing❤ pls can u do more meal plan/food budget reviews like this🙌🏽

  • @mrxsatyr8459
    @mrxsatyr8459 Před 7 měsíci +10

    from someone who works at Aldi i see people spend less than £100 regularly and have a full trolley telling me that’s their monthly shop. It’s amazing what you can get, i tend to meal plan for when i’m at work and just buying from Aldi i can get 4 meals for less than a £1 each. Shop around people!!

    • @CosmicSeeker69
      @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci +1

      You can - BUT you're NOT getting nutrition - just empty calories

  • @andysutton2361
    @andysutton2361 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Thanks for putting this out folks- I'll be following it too when budgets are tight :)

  • @Chirpingcherub
    @Chirpingcherub Před 5 měsíci +10

    The cheapest food shop I ever did was in 2020 and got a weekly food shop for £8 I was so proud of myself now my budget is £20 which is great

  • @adrianwandering2675
    @adrianwandering2675 Před 4 měsíci +6

    Not enough fruit! Good call on bananas - cheap fruit for what you get. Possibly a frozen bag of mixed (often 'imperfect' ones are cheaper) berries, take some out the night before and have with the porridge. Frozen fruit is cheaper, less likely to waste and often fresher than 'fresh'. Oh, cheap baked beans would be healthier than spag hoops, whack some tarragon and paprika in and the cheap ones'll taste great!

    • @tjfSIM
      @tjfSIM Před 28 dny +1

      Love all these handy budget tips - I spend far too much on food and this kind of thing is really handy.

  • @smithy4121
    @smithy4121 Před 10 měsíci +15

    It's not bad health wise and she does fantastic to get it for a tenner although if you can eat it, baked beans are probably a bit healthier than spaghetti hoops being a protein (I don't like spaghetti hoops though so I may be biased). I would probably just buy 4 pints of milk myself for 20p more just check the date of it will last a week. I'd probably spend a little more and get some cheese but when you're really strapped for cash that's not always possible. If you have a small freezer you could buy a big block once a month grate it all and freeze it to use with your omelette etc. Just some thoughts. I have also found in the long term batch cooking works out cheaper and a bit more variety again if you have freezer space but it does mean buying a few weeks worth of a lot of the food at once though. Good on you for keeping your head on straight Mia.

    • @sonialeaning2065
      @sonialeaning2065 Před 7 měsíci +1

      Good point about the milk.

    • @LaidOutBare
      @LaidOutBare Před 3 měsíci +1

      Us British love baked beans

    • @LaidOutBare
      @LaidOutBare Před 3 měsíci +1

      I buy milk cheap in my local shop just as it’s about to go off in about a day or two and I freeze it. I buy pint size cartons they fit in my freezer so just defrost the day you need it

    • @smithy4121
      @smithy4121 Před 3 měsíci

      check out olio too. They have free food on there to save good food going to land fill. Its not good in all areas but worth checking if it is in yours

    • @burlhorse61
      @burlhorse61 Před 16 dny

      @@LaidOutBare cant stand anything in tomato sauce tbh-i buy in bulk any freeze stuff

  • @duggy92
    @duggy92 Před 8 měsíci +6

    So I’ve technically done a £10 at Asda before. I think it was a little over but still under £11. I don’t have the receipts but I’ll need to do this again as it was around 3 - 4 months ago since I last shopped there (I now work in a food retail shop so I get more for less with a discount). If I remember the list it was:
    Spaghetti
    4 Pack of potatoes
    Pasta x 2
    Cheese (Asda brand)
    Beans
    Carrots (if they do the stew pack with a parsnip and onions then get that as that’s usually under £1)
    2 tins of tuna (cheap ones)
    Bread
    Noodle packs (Asda brand)
    Bananas
    Sausages
    The great thing about Pasta is the amount of cheap dishes you can make with it. I was in a struggle for a whole month only having £30 for food for an entire month and found some cheap pasta dishes from aldi that you can make yourself. 1 bag of pasta is enough to make 3 meals if you know the amount. As well as rice is a good shout. It was a horrible month for me but looking up some tips on stews, pasta and rice dishes saved me the worries and £30 was just enough to go through it but I also did have other stuff in my flat as well for breakfast and ingredients. If I didn’t have any of them then it would’ve been impossible.

    • @CosmicSeeker69
      @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci

      Spaghetti CARBS
      4 Pack of potatoes CARBS
      Pasta x 2 CARBS
      Cheese (Asda brand) (Poor) PROTEIN (Cows milk isn't properly digested in the human body - Goats and sheep's is however better - BUT far more expensive)
      Beans CARBS
      Carrots VITAMINS and FIBRE
      2 tins of tuna (cheap ones) (poor) PROTEIN (I say poor bc in cheap tinned fish all the essential oils for brain function are removed to be sold at a premium. Then the remaining flesh is repacked in brine or a cheaper oil leaving nothing like the inferred heath benefits)
      Bread CARBS
      Noodle packs (Asda brand) CARBS
      Bananas COMPLEX PROTEIN with extremely helpful POTASSIUM and MAGNISIUM But a high CARB content that promotes Blood sugar spikes
      Sausages ABOUT AS NUTRITIOUS as the floor sweepings of a Butchers shop (although they taste great!) ALSO implicated in Bowel cancer. So, for a young woman's body this is existing with virtually NOTHING to support her brain ((No amino acids etc ) and NO IRON to support her monthly cycle - a subject that is never addressed in nutritional circles. The Iron issue could easily be solved by swapping junk sausages for fresh lambs liver..

  • @zinc327
    @zinc327 Před 12 dny +1

    I’d switch the hoops for beans, as this diet is relatively low on protein, bean would help feeling fuller, and better for those who’re active

  • @workinprogresssince1974
    @workinprogresssince1974 Před měsícem +1

    You can eat for less if you buy discounts in other supermarkets, but you have to be able to put in the work, and lots of people can't because of their schedules or don't have the right supermarkets in easy reach. I love the food save challenge! It stops me wasting food and gives me a better appreciation of home cooking. :)

  • @hxjdjdn6236
    @hxjdjdn6236 Před 3 měsíci

    This used to be my life, I made pennies stretch so far and I never felt I eat something awful- in comparison to some "save your money ready meals" I have tried recently. Now I have given in to convenience and other personal stuff makes me avoid spending time on cooking and shopping-I spend way more money on food than I have ever imagined!! This video gave me an inspiration ❤

  • @juneingram1130
    @juneingram1130 Před 8 měsíci +2

    brilliant suggestions

  • @jaswinderoresajo9193
    @jaswinderoresajo9193 Před 10 měsíci +11

    Yes it's great!! Have you tried mixed frozen fruit?! To mix into your porridge plus honey. That way, you get your fiber into your diet as well. 🍓 🍑 🍓 🍑 👍👍

    • @lindc1070
      @lindc1070 Před 8 měsíci

      A few bananas would do that too.

  • @ginasta7575
    @ginasta7575 Před 9 měsíci +3

    omg I do the same for uni, I don't plan on working for my first year so I'm only relying on student finance and it's the lowest amount too. But Aldi is a life saver

  • @poshnpourcooking
    @poshnpourcooking Před 8 měsíci +3

    The is amazing, spreading the love xxx❤

  • @theprettydead1577
    @theprettydead1577 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Careful with their cheap versions, usually higher in sugar or salt then the bigger brands, just a shame less healthy can be cheaper

  • @jaswinderoresajo9193
    @jaswinderoresajo9193 Před 10 měsíci +1

    Yummmmmmmy!!! Baked beans and some cheese too will go down as a treat!!

  • @jaswinderoresajo9193
    @jaswinderoresajo9193 Před 10 měsíci +3

    Well done Mia! ❤❤❤❤

  • @zappergamer
    @zappergamer Před 17 dny +1

    this isvery useful as im tryig to save moneyn for holidayas

  • @abidashah4943
    @abidashah4943 Před 10 měsíci

    Very good ideas for one person 👍. Not for childten who eat variety food for dinner lunches ❤😊smartum going to try yhease .saw it on u tube 🎉❤❤❤

  • @silvermoonuk
    @silvermoonuk Před 24 dny +1

    Some ppl may be able to live on cheap products. But if you on a specialised diet, such as gluten free or lactose free diet, you sadly have to pay extra for your food. Some of the products shown in her meal list are crap food or sausages that are probadly bulked with dodgy ingredients.

  • @denisebd1000
    @denisebd1000 Před 3 měsíci +2

    Awesome when I was in college in the late 90’s I ate on $20 a week! It can be done and be nutritious!

  • @Greensunglasses23
    @Greensunglasses23 Před měsícem

    I single own house. Weekly sonetimes 10,11,13 a week. No tins. Fresh bread brown, onions for soup,full cream milk, cheese, eggs, ham omelette. Teabsgs last 3 to 4 weeks.
    Growing potatoes, cheery tomatoes. Discounts. Peppers for veg. No cooking of veg

  • @rosemariemichel7050
    @rosemariemichel7050 Před 9 měsíci +4

    In the USA 5 lbs of potatoes are $4.27 (American dollars)

    • @pacificblu9662
      @pacificblu9662 Před 5 měsíci

      In California, one of the most expensive states, the equivalent in groceries would have been more in the range of $30-$40, if you're lucky

    • @aussiezx3017
      @aussiezx3017 Před 4 měsíci

      for 5lb is 2.2kg will cost you $4.90 australia you all get so cheap were u are.

    • @WookieWarriorz
      @WookieWarriorz Před 2 měsíci

      @@aussiezx3017 jesus man a 2.5kg bag of potatos in the uk can be as cheap as 89p im not even joking. Maybe about £1.30 in tesco.

  • @jupiterthesun3217
    @jupiterthesun3217 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Spirulina, which is a blue green algae has protein and many essential minerals and it’s cheap and it has more antioxidants than blueberries and for a vegan person like me it is a life saver but it has to be from a reputable source otherwise it can be a bit unclean and possibly toxic .

  • @lilacscentedfushias1852
    @lilacscentedfushias1852 Před 3 měsíci +1

    I’m feeling lucky I don’t need to do this, apart from the honey, that I love to smell but not taste, the vegetables as I’m allergic to everything else.
    People like her should be employed to teach people how to cook & meal plan on such a low budget.
    My neighbour was complaining about not having enough money, neither of the couple work, yet they have about 3 takeaways a week. Their favourite is a fancy, but very close burger place, you’re talking £10+ for a burger, just plain, bit of salad, no cheese or extras, also NO chips! They’re separate and also very expensive. The drinks, milkshakes and desserts are also ridiculously priced.
    In the opposite direction another place has a 1/4 lb burger, salad & chips for £4!

  • @DavidOwen-yk2cf
    @DavidOwen-yk2cf Před 10 měsíci +2

    I love Aldi too, I used to shop at Iceland as I used to swear by there and their prices, not any longer. Aldi is so much better prices and quality

    • @CosmicSeeker69
      @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci

      ICELAND is an absolute RIP OFF for ANYTHING other than their core frozen products.. (oh, and their huge pork pies) ALL of the condiments are way way cheaper elsewhere

  • @japangrl
    @japangrl Před 7 měsíci +5

    76p for honey? we're getting raked in the USA on honey. there's literally nothing anywhere that's real honey for under $5 for like 8oz.

    • @skeppsica
      @skeppsica Před 7 měsíci +12

      Do you think you get real honey for 76p? 😂

    • @CosmicSeeker69
      @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci +1

      we're getting raked in the USA on honey - NO You're getting raked on EVERYTHING. I came out to Mt Shasta in '17 and the prices are (like most things in your country) absolutely insane compared to the UK/ Europe. And finally - that's NOT honey - it's sweetener syrup with 0.000003% real honey just for the label.

  • @solo_ult_me33
    @solo_ult_me33 Před 7 měsíci +7

    Do people just not eat a lot beacuse that would last me 3 days max

    • @knightveg
      @knightveg Před 4 měsíci

      The 3 classes poverty in Britain
      I fall in the two categories
      1) £28 for food for a month
      2) a little bit more money £50 after paid my friend and my bills

    • @solo_ult_me33
      @solo_ult_me33 Před 4 měsíci

      @@knightveg that wasn't 3 classes and if u only have £28 for food a month it's what you are spending it on that the reason

    • @WookieWarriorz
      @WookieWarriorz Před 2 měsíci

      @@solo_ult_me33 yea man people are crazy on how wasteful they are these days. I make like 25k per year and i live comfortable as fuck, i dont even look at prices and my total expenses to live monthly including rent and car is less than £1600 per month. I got on maybe 5-6 holidays a year mostly weekends and to europe.

  • @user-uc4ey9iz6l
    @user-uc4ey9iz6l Před 3 měsíci

    I am always buying my basic things like bread butter and some meat for breakfast. I cook in the afternoon what i buy that week and then dinner time a sandwich or a bowl of musli with fruit

  • @juliegeorge8533
    @juliegeorge8533 Před 9 měsíci

    you can always make oatmilk if you have a blender.

  • @helenshack2838
    @helenshack2838 Před 8 měsíci +5

    Unheard of to buy that amount of food for 10£ in Canada after converting your money into Canadian dollars which is $ 16.80 in todays currency. The same amount of food in our currency would be at least $35-40
    We don’t have groceries as cheap as yours especially for dairy products , eggs and bread. Honey alone could be 5$. A loaf of bread is 3$ minimum. Fruits and veg are also quite expensive.

    • @sonialeaning2065
      @sonialeaning2065 Před 7 měsíci +1

      That’s very interesting. But are wages higher in Canada? Just wondering.

    • @helenshack2838
      @helenshack2838 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@sonialeaning2065
      We have minimum wage enforced in Canada which is $15.55 per hour for now. Our taxes are high but we have free healthcare. Those on welfare can get free basic dental care and free prescription meds. In addition all seniors over 65 can get free prescriptions as well.

    • @sonialeaning2065
      @sonialeaning2065 Před 7 měsíci

      @@helenshack2838 Thank you. We have the same benefits here in the Uk but the minimum wage is £10.42 (for people over 23) so that suggests wages are about 50% higher in Canada?

    • @JoshuaHancock-zk2tx
      @JoshuaHancock-zk2tx Před 4 měsíci

      ⁠@@sonialeaning206515.55 in Canadian Dollars is like 9 quid here. Our living wage is going to convert to about 19.5 CAD after it’s updated in 2 months. Don’t know where you got 50% from

    • @WookieWarriorz
      @WookieWarriorz Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@sonialeaning2065 £10.42 per hour in canadian dollars is about 17 CAD, we get paid more for minimum wage in the uk and our food is cheaper.

  • @jackedwards8123
    @jackedwards8123 Před 8 měsíci +9

    £1.08, just over a tenner! 2:33 🤣

  • @nax1807
    @nax1807 Před 3 měsíci +1

    some more fruit and veg would go well instead of biscuits etc, higher in fibre and keeps you fuller for longer.

  • @robertcalleja2348
    @robertcalleja2348 Před 4 měsíci +2

    I would be seven stone if I eat that diet for a month

  • @cherylparkinson6136
    @cherylparkinson6136 Před 5 měsíci +1

    She could add porridge oats to her yoghurt & honey too

  • @knightveg
    @knightveg Před 4 měsíci

    Tesco's at the moment are doing their healthy meals which are 85p not the greatest meals but when you're budget they do

  • @Imblu95
    @Imblu95 Před 2 měsíci +1

    god damn 8 months ago and it was so cheap compared to today

  • @MarxistAudiobooks
    @MarxistAudiobooks Před 8 měsíci +91

    It's a crying shame anyone should have to live like this. We have an abundance of food that is wasted every year, while people skim and save to get by. The free hand of the market and capitalism have failed to allocate resources efficiently. We need democratic ownership of the means of production and the institution of central planning to ensure no one need starve when there is food on the shelf. Only by managing society collectively and democratically from the bottom up can we resolve the manufactured crises of scarcity that plague our society in food, fuel, and housing.

    • @pixelfu623
      @pixelfu623 Před 6 měsíci +9

      Stop proselytising.

    • @Miss_Kisa94
      @Miss_Kisa94 Před 6 měsíci +11

      Live like this? She was eating pretty good. There was dairy, protein, carbs and vegetables. She had a nice meal plan. You're acting like she was forced to go behind the grocery store and dig in the trash for scraps.

    • @chrislyne377
      @chrislyne377 Před 4 měsíci +5

      It's interference in the market (tariffs, government grants, subsidies, carbon taxes etc) that have caused the cost of living to skyrocket in the first place

    • @knightveg
      @knightveg Před 4 měsíci

      ​@@Miss_Kisa94what hell are talk about Britain isn't a third world country she's living off a very limited supply of food,
      And she's already said that the prices are going up imagine that she can't even afford this type of food
      I suppose you're the type of person who can spend £200 on shopping and don't even notice

    • @Miss_Kisa94
      @Miss_Kisa94 Před 4 měsíci +4

      ​@@knightveg clearly it's not a third world country 🙄 food is actually cheap there. I don't even know what you're angry about. Also I'm American I don't use pounds. I spend about $50 for 2 weeks of food. Don't get pissy at me because you don't know how to properly spend your money. It's easy to eat healthy on a limited budget. She also said she doesn't do this every week. It literally said that MULTIPLE TIMES in the video.

  • @digitalT83
    @digitalT83 Před 3 měsíci

    yeah its ok when you're 5'4, couldnt get by on that little the point is the same I guess

  • @lauraweiss7875
    @lauraweiss7875 Před 8 měsíci +3

    Good for her, but, Dude, maybe you need to pay her more!

  • @Chris-rt5mr
    @Chris-rt5mr Před 3 měsíci

    I just do a 150-200 pound shop which last me a full month especially as it's only me

  • @Mike_5
    @Mike_5 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Students drink Wheelie Bin juice

  • @donnamcevoyelleray6144
    @donnamcevoyelleray6144 Před měsícem

    She also needs to go to iceland 10 items for £10. Last me 2 weeks.

  • @winegumally
    @winegumally Před 3 měsíci

    Was the honey free?

  • @Habiba1983
    @Habiba1983 Před 6 měsíci

    England is cheaper than Türkiye😮. Well done girl.

  • @Christisrisen1324
    @Christisrisen1324 Před 9 měsíci +2

    This is good, but not ideal for all of the nutrients you will need for a whole week.

    • @CosmicSeeker69
      @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci +1

      exactly Chloe! Where are all the essential FRESH veggies?

  • @andyfry745
    @andyfry745 Před měsícem

    Hilarious 😆 I can’t live on £500 a week….I’m not sacrificing my black arabica bean coffee each day

  • @michaelfebers7796
    @michaelfebers7796 Před 8 měsíci +2

    good mealplans but i defo fit in a red meat dinner at least once a week, but apart from that pretty damn good.

  • @whyarewehere3893
    @whyarewehere3893 Před 5 měsíci

    Im on £13? A week. I can easily go less than that

  • @thejollyguitarist1785
    @thejollyguitarist1785 Před 3 měsíci

    £10 is quite a lot

  • @jellokween1680
    @jellokween1680 Před 2 měsíci

    A poached egg for lunch very fancy😂I suppose this is what toxic positive shit is all about.

  • @roula79v.5
    @roula79v.5 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Honey for 75 cent???????

    • @joda444
      @joda444 Před 4 měsíci +2

      It's not real honey, literally just syrup and sugar which you can see in the ingredients

  • @ndorotadiwa507
    @ndorotadiwa507 Před 7 měsíci +2

    They eat better in jail I recon

  • @zappergamer
    @zappergamer Před 17 dny

    okay so
    food: £11
    travel: £15
    not bad

  • @lilacscentedfushias1852
    @lilacscentedfushias1852 Před 3 měsíci

    ASDA…be careful, often the essentials range is more expensive than the ordinary Asda brand. You have to look at the price per kilo or 100g and really take the time to do it, don’t just click on the essentials as it’s not always cheaper.
    To me that seems like cheating people who have a tight budget. It’s making me want to look at the strawberries in the order that came today to prove my point

    • @lilacscentedfushias1852
      @lilacscentedfushias1852 Před 3 měsíci

      I think this is a scam to convince people they’re getting a bargain when they aren’t. Essentials strawberries
      £7.44 a kilo
      Ordinary Asda
      £5.83 a kilo
      The prices etc
      227g
      JUST ESSENTIALS by ASDA Strawberries
      Asda essentials,
      now £1.69
      (£7.44/kg)
      Bog standard Asda range
      600g
      now £3.50
      (£5.83/kg)

  • @binniesbags
    @binniesbags Před 9 měsíci +1

    At point 2.35, you say everything comes to £1.08p, but the figure says £10.08???

  • @thelittlesthobo7100
    @thelittlesthobo7100 Před 4 měsíci

    When I was a student I lived on packet noodles 😂 with 2 hot dogs. That’s all I ate each day. I could afford a little more but was just very lazy about eating. Oh to be young again eh

  • @susiegray8968
    @susiegray8968 Před 7 měsíci

    I don't know anything about the currency differences between the U. S. and England but I don't think $10.00 would by that much here..

    • @brandiblair9398
      @brandiblair9398 Před 7 měsíci

      You would have to make some adjustments for sure because produce is much cheaper in the UK than US. Sub the jacket potatoes for a 2 lb bag of rice, add a 1 lb bag of lentils for protein, a few cans of tomato sauce.... that would be a good start.
      Realistically in the US, I would aim for $15 and ir would be challenging to do it at just one store.

  • @menshealthforwealth2368
    @menshealthforwealth2368 Před 3 měsíci

    This is okay If you weigh 50 pounds 😢

  • @deanmadnut2614
    @deanmadnut2614 Před 5 měsíci

    Nobody should have to live like this, makes me sick

  • @johnmetrac2898
    @johnmetrac2898 Před 6 měsíci

    Don’t ever buy Aldi essentials unsmoked bacon bumper pack !! It is that salty it’s inedible it should be taken off the shelves 🤮

  • @Ghoul_Boi
    @Ghoul_Boi Před 2 měsíci

    Not enough food. You're supposed to have three meals and three snacks each day - bare minimum. I completely get doing this if you absolutely have to, but nobody should be advocating this type of diet

  • @denisebaker1584
    @denisebaker1584 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Can’t believe your doing this. Taking advantage of other people s videos

  • @jellokween1680
    @jellokween1680 Před 2 měsíci

    When I see the rich and political figures that are so despicable live on ten pounds a week I will agree until then this is appalling.Why dont you put the poor in the food banks next great day out 😢

  • @spunkychops7484
    @spunkychops7484 Před měsícem

    Rip of Tory Britain 😂😂😂😂😂

  • @GothicKittyMadness
    @GothicKittyMadness Před měsícem

    everyday porridge oats are crap! you want organic rolled oats!

  • @brendanmccurry428
    @brendanmccurry428 Před 7 dny

    Atrocious diet and not sustainable

  • @CosmicSeeker69
    @CosmicSeeker69 Před 4 měsíci

    Bro - that's Not living off £10- that's EXISTING.. See my comment reply for more analysis

  • @BigAndTall666
    @BigAndTall666 Před 9 měsíci +1

    aldi is for losers, aldi has left Denmark, no big loss! 😂🍻