
How to Feed Four for £30 a Week: A Complete UK Meal Plan
A full seven-day dinner plan that feeds four people for around £30 at UK supermarket prices — with the shopping list, the method and the leftovers logic.
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A full seven-day dinner plan that feeds four people for around £30 at UK supermarket prices — with the shopping list, the method and the leftovers logic.

When reductions happen, what's actually worth grabbing, and how to turn yellow-sticker luck into planned savings — from a former supermarket insider.

Courgettes cheap in the shops, rampant on the allotment — either way, here are 12 genuinely good ways to eat, batch and freeze a courgette glut.

Seasonal UK veg is cheaper, better and everywhere in summer. What to buy from June to September, what it costs, and what to cook with it.

A disorganised freezer quietly eats your food budget. A one-hour reset, a labelling habit and a simple system that makes every drawer earn its keep.

Better knife work means whole chickens, whole veg and less waste — real savings, not cheffy showing off. The five cuts worth learning and how to learn them.

Dried pulses cost a third of tinned and a fraction of meat. How to soak, cook and actually enjoy lentils, chickpeas and beans — without the mush.

Ten proper dinners for one pan, one hob ring and about £1.50 a portion. Written by someone who fed herself through four years of uni this way.

A former supermarket buyer on which own-brand swaps save money with zero downside, and the few branded products that genuinely earn their price.

Two hours on a Sunday, five weeknight dinners sorted. A realistic beginner's batch cooking plan for UK kitchens — no chest freezer or 40 containers required.

One trip, around £25, and a cupboard that can produce dinner for weeks. A former supermarket buyer's list of the staples actually worth buying.

A tin of tomatoes costs pennies and anchors half the world's best cheap dinners. Ten proper meals, all UK budget-friendly, all starting with the same tin.
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