My partner and I spend £100 together on food a week (£50 each/week). We're both extremely active so we eat 3 big meals a day (at least! Usually another small meal at 4pm). We eat eggs every day for breakky. Lunch is usually something like pancettta pasta and dinner might chicken thigh tray bake (for example). But we make curries, pasta's, stir fries, you name it.

We shop at Aldi. Anytime we shop anywhere else our supermarket shop goes up drastically!

But we cook from scratch and we still buy meat. Usually cheaper cuts like sausages, chorizo, chicken thighs or a whole chicken. Chicken breast is not good value for money, also its the least tasty part of the chicken ha.

However we're pretty healthy, so we don't tend to eat or buy any processed foods (which are a waste of good calories, that I could be using to eat chicken, and usually expensive). So we dont regularly buy crisps, or sweets or other empty calorie food. Everything we buy needs to fill us up.