Asda Food Shopping On A Universal Credit Budget

[@totallyaddicted2mac]

Try home bargains if there’s one near u for your tin foil it’s 15m for 99p they have other cheap food bits as well x

[@Anni.M3164]

Hi Sophie. New sub. Would like to see more of these videos! You got a lot for the price! 😊

[@dd1984d]

Hey Sophie! Would love to see more videos like this 😊. New friend here

[@sheenamaclean8324]

Hi Sophie, I just came across your video as I'm about to be made unemployed soon and was shocked to learn that the payment was only £324 per month, this wouldn't even cover my mortgage which I will have to pay out of my savings. By the time I've cut my fixed expenses down to the bare bones I'll probably be left with about £100 for discretionary spending including food shopping so I'm looking at a budge of around £2 per day for food. Keep your fingers crossed for me, lol.

[@michaelmuirhead1734]

If you have savings you would not get UC even told to live on savings

[@sheenamaclean8324]

@@michaelmuirhead1734 sorry in this case it was contribution based JSA, and you can claim this even if you have savings.

[@e.huss1]

@@sheenamaclean8324 how fast did you get a job after you posted original comment

[@rosemariemichel7050]

Good variety.

[@carolgordon1783]

GOOD LITTLE SHOP AN YOU GOT QUITE A FEW MEALS AS WELL 👍👍👍👍

[@gaynorbrown631]

I'm a big chocolate raisin fan, can't get them here. duh! Nice different video, a different point of view. so thank you. x

[@Greencava11]

As someone has already mentioned if you can live without meat lentils and legumes are a lot cheaper and have as much protein. I appreciate it's not for everyone. Even thought I'm not a vegan I get a lot of veg ideas from vegan channels. Apparently Asda are bringing out a new wide ranging budget range from May.

[@loveconnection1118]

Ps have a go with the Lidl we washing up liquid :) you can even top it up with water half way down, give it a shake its just as thick :)

[@loveconnection1118]

Also the w5 limescale remover Is brill aswell

[@sheenamaclean8324]

I find Lidl washing up liquid is not that great, I will have to experiment with other brands to see which is the best for the money.

[@loveconnection1118]

No,you are right it's awful now they've changed it. Aldi's one is still good though but again it's changed slightly. Maybe try it though.

[@loveconnection1118]

New subscriber! Great real life title!

[@ML-hh2tf]

Been looking for something like this, as most people who post who do budget shops do it just for a challenge. Just subbed, as I would love to see more realistic videos like this. I am in a similar situation budget wise; but can omit meat/eggs/dairy; so that cuts costs down a bit. Did you already have breakfast in? Also, be good for you to show us what kind of meals you normally eat or think you might eat with what you have bought. Merely because I like to see how other people do it.

[@andrewmolloy5095]

Hey Sophie, just came across your video, If you have an Aldi near by they sell 24 toilet rolls for around £6 this usually lasts about 3-4 weeks and would work out cheaper in the long run for you. Also its better quality than Asda smartprice.

[@sheenamaclean8324]

Blimey, I would imagine 24 rolls should last about 5 or six months for s single person, what are you doing with it!!

[@andrewmolloy5095]

@@sheenamaclean8324 It probably would lol but we're a house of 3...

[@mskazz642]

Great look at what you could get at Asda. I go between Tesco,Lidl,Aldi & Home Bargains. I write down my spending every time to keep a check on what I’ve spent. Minimum budget so have to be careful. Happy bargain hunting.🤗🛒💐

[@myplaylist2468]

Question about Toilet Paper :) I tend to get the more expensive T.P. - is the cheap stuff as super thin and stingy as it used to be (going back 15-20 years here) or have they improved on it?

[@carlconner1166]

Hi good on you keep up the great work godbless you alwsys

[@WindowIntoMyWorld]

Idk if I’m just washing dishes wrong but a bottle of fairy liquid or the cheaper equivalent lasts me multiple months lmaooo I moved into my own apartment in May and I’m still on the same bottle of fairy liquid that I got the day I moved in 😅 and yes I do wash my dishes 2 times a day and I live alone too

[@Leansophfit]

I recommend you swap the drinks beside one on food n the drink u do have add little water to it to make it last longer. Just advice dw.

[@nocturneowl2660]

Wow! Cool.

[@LadyFisher12]

Hi Sophie, just subbed to you, Very good shop for that money, lots of delicious nourishing meals there :)

[@andreaphelps3357]

Everyone likes a bargain. Some of it is ok , but some of it is full of sugar the squash and fizzy drinks are loaded with sugar if it’s not it’s probably fructose which is as bad . Tinned food is also packed with sugar and salt .

[@leelaird1544]

The bread good pop look nice

[@zulfiqarhussain2935]

Good luck with everything

[@laeboh-ro7ep]

I do not know how you can save money on universal credit Lol I was on U/C a few years ago and I live on my own too but had £3.00 left over per month and that was for bus fares for interviews. this was in 2016 and with the cost of living now how can you save each month ?

[@lindamcdonald9199]

There are many KZbin videos on healthy eating.. swap out your air freshener and squash for some fresh fruit and vegetables. Please post more videos. Thousands of people can help you make the best and healthiest use of your budget. X

[@tammybenadventures]

What is universal credit?

[@mariafigueira8160]

Universal credit is a benefit for people unable to work.

[@tammybenadventures]

Oh gotcha in American it’s called unemployment benefits. Thanks for sharing you got a great haul.

[@nocturneowl2660]

Good to know.

[@rw6391]

@@mariafigueira8160 No it isn't, I work and get it

[@rw6391]

@@tammybenadventures People who work on low income like myself get it

[@mw-jj1jw]

cheaper at lidl and aldi

[@leroy77ruler21]

Cant afford.the gas or electricity to.cook it ..