I can feed my complete household for lower than £38 per week

A thrifty mom has revealed how she feeds her household for lower than £38 per week – and the way she baggage one other free meal.

Heidi Ondrak, who shares cash saving tips about TikTok beneath the identify Duchess of Thrift, confirmed her followers how she will get extra bang for her buck. 

The mom from Plymouth revealed her meal plan for the week that helps her hold prices down – as she makes use of leftovers for various meals. 

But she has a little bit of assist with one of many week’s dinners – as she will get free Chinese takeaways for being a supply driver. 

‘We are all making an attempt to tighten our belts a bit bit and the price of meals is ridiculous however that is how I feed my household, for the week, for beneath £38,’ she says within the clip.

Heidi Ondrak, who shares cash saving tips about TikTok beneath the identify Duchess of Thrift, confirmed her followers how she will get bang for her buck

‘There is my ALDI receipt and right here is my menu for the week. So we’re gonna have a roast hen and on Monday I’m gonna decide all the additional bits off the hen after boiling up the carcass and make a stunning casserole.’

The surplus sausages will then be used the subsequent day, when she provides it to pasta with pesto and broccoli. 

On Thursdays, she’s going to On Thursday it is going to be chilli and rice and Friday, chilli and jacket potatoes. 

Heidi goes on to disclose the remainder of her £38 store, beginning with ‘useless simple’ breakfast of milk and fruit and fibre cereal and what she makes for lunch.

‘For lunches I’ve acquired some tuna and I’ve acquired some turkey,’ she provides. ‘Kids don’t actually like lettuce so I’ve acquired some cucumber, cheese, crisps and bread.’

Showing off the remainder of the discount haul, the digicam pans over two packets of sausages, mince, and an additional massive hen.

Heidi additionally manages to snap up ‘masses and a great deal of veg’ through the store, together with turnip, leeks, carrots, garlic, purple onion, broccoli, cabbage and potatoes.

Finishing off the store are rice, a packet of inventory pots, two jars of pesto, a packet of penne pasta, a tube of tomato puree, two jars of purple kidney beans and a carton of passata.

Heidi says this can type meals for six days, and the remaining is made up of simple freezer meals – in addition to the weekly free Chinese takeaway. 

‘Now I’ve acquired stuff within the retailer cabinet as nicely and within the freezer that I can add to this like bits of greens that i’ll expend,’ she provides. ‘And that’s my £38 store.

‘I’ve acquired oil, I’ve acquired margarine, nicely I’ve acquired butter, the buttery stuff, I’ve acquired all of that. But I can feed us for lower than 40 quid.’