(UK) How much do you spend weekly on shopping?

No idea what prices are over there, but I usually try and spend about $300-$350 every two weeks (Western Canada).

I spend way too much. I'm a foodie and I love trying new things, so I have the bad habit of picking up anything that catches my interest. Which also drives home the fact that I need a walk in pantry in my next house!

I tend to use the cheaper supermarkets that have good priced basics - Aldi do lovely salads for 89p which I have with an omlette, chicken or ham etc. You probably need to do comparision shopping if budget is important to you. I realise how tragic I am when I won't buy branded items and go to the cheapest place I know to get equivilant. I suppose it depends on where you live as to what choices you can make and how much time you can devote to shopping. i stock up on things in certain shops, like low fat greek yogurt which is 50something pence in one shop and £1.29 in another. Hope this helps. I can't give you a weekly total as some weeks are a lot cheaper than others!

For myself and my boyfriend, I spend around $90 a week. We used to spend much, much less. I had a budget of $35 and we made it work. I don't want to go back to that, though. It was rough, and often meant relying on cheap frozen pizzas and sodium heavy soups.

It's hard to say as I live in a city and tend to buy a bag of shopping here and there (I live alone). But I'd estimate a total of around £50-60 per week, which would include cleaning products, cat food, protein powder/bars, toiletries, etc.

A 'basics' food shop will include

Milk
Greek yoghurt
Eggs/egg whites
Vegetables
Salad (tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, etc)
Berries
Tinned fish
Fresh fish
Tofu
Vegetarian sausages
Cheese
Soup

and whatever treats I fancy - ice cream, biscuits or chocolate, etc.

40 pounds a week, i live alone.

We spend about £90 on food/cat food/cleaning stuff that's for 2 adults and 2 children, I don't think it's that bad But with veg I normally buy frozen unless it's onions, mushrooms, spinach etc.. I always buy tin tomatoes or passata cos I always make my own pasta/Spag Bol etc... sauce.
I think your own personal budget will also depend on what brands you buy as we buy value but I do know people that will only buy branded stuff and not touch value.

I live alone and spend £30-£35 per week. Things I always have at home are; chicken fillets, turkey steaks, quorn, cod, salmon, veggies (all frozen - broccolli, peas, spinach), salad (tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers) herbs & spices, garlic, wraps, cottage cheese, nuts, eggs, greek yoghurt, various nut butters, coconut milk, pasta, rice, flour, noodles, dark chocolate, sweet potatoes. The £30-£35 also includes any toiletries and cleaning products. Some weeks its more, some weeks its less, but it averages out that around that amount.

You peeps are amazing at this savings thing... I spend around £55 for myself - expensive meats play a massive role

I spend between £80 and £100 (including toiletries/cleaning supplies etc) and that is for a family of 5.

Close to everything.

Last months shopping cost me £40 + eggs, milk, and a bit of beef bought during the month, So maybe £60. But it's usually just me at home and then dinner for husband two nights a week, when I lived on my own I could spend £25 a month on groceries.
As an FYI I make all meals from scratch (and bread if I have time) and only buy quality meat from the butchers, the good thing about the butchers is you can say 'I want £2 of mince' etc. and only get what you can afford, but if I can't budget for meat we go without.

Between the two of us we normally spend about £15 at the greengrocers and then around £50 at the supermarket getting everthing else. Gets up to around £80 if we are buying alcohol.

I spend between £45 and £60 a week depending on how empty the cupboards are and it includes catfood, cleaning products, etc. for 2 people.

Weekly staples are bread mainly for the other half, ocassionally I will buy myself a granary loaf, skimmed milk, no added sugar squash, cheese (for him again I hate cheese), some veg but it varies but I always have tomatoes, carrots, celery, red onions, peppers, cucumber, radishes, potatoes, lettuce and garlic in the house, some fruit but it varies to whats on offer and what I'm in the mood for.

Store cupboard staples are eggs, tomato puree, stock cubes (veg, chicken and beef), tinned kidney beans,tinned tomatoes and baked beans (for him I don't actually like baked beans), passata, , pasta shapes, spaghetti, red lentils, green split peas, brown rice and noodles (again for him I'm not keen on noodles I rather just have the veggie stirfry), stirfry sauce usually something like them sweet and sour or sweet chilli sachets you can buy everywhere now. Meat wise I usually have a selection depending on whats on offer but staples are beef mince, bacon and chicken breast then I might have pork shoulder steaks, turkey breast steaks (I love the hot and spicy one from morrisons grilled with some salad), steak, chicken thighs, whole chicken for roasts, braising steak in winter for stews. I always have vegetable oil, coconut oil and olive oil and a selection of sauces (I'm a bit of a sauce fiend). Almost forgot, plain flour, self raising flour, yeast, sultana's, porridge oats, selection of nuts and seeds, brown sugar, most important tea bags, coffee and sugar for him.

I cook a lot from scratch I'm not overly keen on pre packaged food but I will have at least 1 or 2 easy meals a week such as mini pizza's (I mean for 50p who can say no just add salad he presto), I always have homemade pasta sauce in the freezer just cook spaghetti or something and done! I do ocassionally buy pasta bake sauce or korma sauce in a jar but these can be quite calorific so its more of a treat. I don't tend to buy branded foods Its over priced and supermarkets own or even value range can be just as good except for tomato ketchup that has to be Heinz I'm afraid.

Whoa quite a lot actually once I see it all written down, I don't buy this all in one week though I should really point that out.