HOW I SPEND ONLY £15 A WEEK ON GROCERIES AS A STUDENT LIVING IN LONDON || a food shop & my meal plan 

LIDL, own brand foods. Also freeze your vegetables so they don't go to waste. Bread can also be frozen and defrosted.

Your friend is so funny. "29p? Im gettin two!" Honestly SUCH A MOOD

2 years late but I would of suggested buying a packet of lettuce and rocket seeds, save tins/ pot noodle typ pots/the tubs grapes come in. Wash the tubs/tins/pots and poke holes in the ones that don't have them then fill with soil (eith bought or sneaked from some land) plant the seeds and water regularly and you will have a constant supply of lettuce/rocket (can also do with your most used herbs though you can do them from either cuttings from a pot fo herbs or by seperating the individual plants from an her pot), would also add that you can convert a spag bol into a sloppy joe and chilli (just add eithe some fresh chilli's and kidney beans or some chilli powder and the kidney beans). Aside from a few tips that you learn as you get older you did amazingly well, in fact I know many grown arsed old farts that have less grip on their food budget than you have.

If you freeze sliced onions in zip bags , they don’t take up much room & when frozen you can break them up while in the bag to save chopping! Bags, washed & dried are reusable. If you buy sliced garlic bread, not the baguettes you can freeze & pull out slices as you need them.

This is so incredibly helpful! I am moving to London from the US for uni and I can't express how inexpensive food is in London compared to the US. My food shop for two weeks costs $300 which is £239 and is pretty much the amount you purchased, so I was honestly shocked when I first heard how inexpensive food was in the UK I think I almost passed out from excitement. London is basically the exact same price as any other city in the United States once it all is added up though with rent, bills, food, etc, so it's just a penny here and a penny there or pence I mean. lol Thank you for such a helpful video!

all the americans and canadians in the comments saying how cheap our food is fail to take into account that we also earn just over half of what they do on average, and pay literally double for fuel (just looked it up) . swings and roundabouts my friends

Hey, this is a great video! Thank you! Seeing more food shopping videos and meal plans, portion size etc would be helpful. Cant get my bill under £40 at the moment! :/

I love how you use a suitcase! It’s so clever. My brother is in uni and uses one of those granny strollers for shopping and it’s so funny

moving to uni in two weeks, this is so helpful, thank you!! x

What a great video! You taking a suitcase to Morrisons is adorable. Love that your neat issues spill into how you pack your shopping 🤣 Well done Jaylan - great budgeting and planning x

As an international student I'm really struggling with what to buy and where to buy and what to make right now. This video was really helpful. Many thanks ❤

“i know thirty pounds sounds expensive but…” jesus living in southern california i cannot imagine ever getting to grocery shop for this little and being able to feed myself for more than a week max

Ngl as soon as I heard vegetarian I understood how it was under £30. I mean good for you though I’ll still watch the video

This is just showing me how expensive food is in Canada wow,,, great video! I gotta move to the UK 😅

£30 a week sounds like a dreammmm. easily 50 euros here in the Netherlands as a student, often more

I really enjoy your vlogs, very helpful with no exaggerations. Btw can you tell me what app do you use for writing your notes?

Omg! I’m vegetarian too so this is cool to see someone buy the things I would

Im a college student and my parents are away so I've had to figure out how to do meal prep and grocery shopping! This video was super helpful so thank you! Just some questions: what app or website are you using to organise everything? And why do you go to Morrisons specifically over other supermarkets?

I wish I could buy all of that in Canada for just 15 pounds = $22 its so annoying. $22 will take me through half a week cause everything is so expensive.

her living in Stratford whilst I move out bcz I can't stand it

I know, 30 pounds sounds expensive 😂 good joke 😅

OMG!! thank you so much, this video is so helpful for me and may i know what the app you use to making your weekly meal plan?

hi thank you for this! what is the app you used on weekly plan?

idk how im doing . I only eat pasta and sauce but I still have no money left after. I tried to cook carbonara but it cost me 15£

I've been doing this for about a month now got louds of meat and stuff with bits saved each four night 😂

what are you using for the weekly shopping list and meal plan on?

What is the app/program called that you do all your planning etc on? I’ve never needed anything more! X

We always have popcorn for movienight.

What computer app do you use for your weekly meal plan?

thanks for the video! I'm moving to uni in two weeks and am preparing everything 😄

very helpful video with lots of meal ideas! I am usually too concerned about my 5 a day but hopefully I will be able to add some more fruits and veggies to my shopping and still not be spending huge amounts!

Very impressive 👌👍👏

Quick question how do you separate food in the kitchen or live with your student accommodation mates? Do they take or touch your stuff without asking?

Nice maths 3+2

This is a really helpful video indeed! Thank your bf for suggesting this!

What do you eat for breakfast?

Do you really have to add that you have a bf

I find with Halloumi (I’m also lactose intolerant) if I get the one that has goat/sheep milk it’s ok for my lactose intolerance….. it’s the cow dairy that f**ks me up 🫣😂

Now imagine someone trying to do this with an allergy. 🥲