It’s a shame there is nearly 3,000 views and only 368 likes I see this on most videos I watch it doesn’t take two seconds to click the thumbs up button!
@@stephmulrine7298 Well, if you want money, then you have to do what has to be done. You decide for yourself if you want the money or not. They don't have to thank you, you have to be grateful to them for giving you the opportunity to have a job to even get the money.
@@j-n-y I am anti-capitalist so I think we fundamentally disagree here. But still, appreciation and gratitude costs employers, bosses, and consumers nothing at all.
i am watching these videos as a student living in amsterdam, and honestly i thought the prices would be more or less similar but i am actually amazed at how much cheaper uk grocery store prices are!! they seem to be much closer to prices in spain (where i'm originally from) - amsterdam is becoming more and more expensive, it's crazy. thank you for your videos, they're great inspiration - and love the actual effort you put into making veganism accessible and show how it can be affordable :)
A tip I would suggest is do the scan as you shop if your supermarket has the option. That way you know how much it will cost before you get to the check out and can take stuff off of you need to without feeling awkward at the tills! Thank you Maddie I love these videos!
Huge avocado tip: M&S often have big bags of ripen at home avocados (6+) for £2! I always buy in advance and they ripen pretty quickly but last ages when ripe
Your recipes throughout Veganuary have been inspiring! Sometimes reduced veg and herbs go black and mushy if we don't use them quickly so I have learned that taking them out of the packaging and putting them into brown paper bags in the fridge makes them last much longer and reduces food waste. Last year I bought 200 brown paper bags on amazon and paid less than £5.00 and still have loads left. Love your creativity with food, some of your recipes have been tried and tested and have gone down a treat here. 😋
I love this series so much. I watch from New Zealand and I appreciate how you rotate around so many different shopping options for the budget food series as even though I can’t exactly replicate, I still get a really good board range of ideas I can make work with the limited options we have here. Keep doing these! Can’t wait for the next vid
I really appreciate the effort she puts in choosing a lot of vegetables in a budget vid. All too often this kind of videos have just the usual suspects: onion, potatoes, carrots and the optional bag of spinach. Her shopping was a feast for the eyes and the perfect example of budget and nutritious. Thank you Madeleine! ❤
This proves that good meals can be made on a budget. I really think some - not all - but some people just don’t know how to budget or cook from scratch and that’s why they’re struggling to survive .
Thanks for the great January content on your channel Maddie and Alex it’s nice to see that like everyone else you’re back at work and haven’t gone awol as some yt tend to do. The meals have been awesome and there are a few on my list to try over the coming weeks. 👍
I love this series! Always good to pinch pennies but also great to try to reduce food wastage. I always end up buying too much and then throwing stuff out when it goes bad before I can use it.
Love your content Maddie. At Tesco the special offers used to be available to everyone. The price was automatically cheaper at the till. Now with clubcard prices the special offers are only available when you use your clubcard. Also if you cut the green part off of your spring onions and pop the root part in a glass of water, they'll grow new spring onions. Just sit it on the windowsill and change the water every day 😃
I just commented on the regrowing of the green onions myself, then read you comment! I only learned of this tip this year. Wish I knew of it years ago.
I’m so jealous that I can’t live in the UK for those grocery prices! I’m paying at least triple or quadruple. Also, I love your beautiful dark hair with your English rose complexion
@@smileyraw i’m sure, and one way or another. We are all getting hit with higher bills and inflation. It’s just interesting to see the price difference on certain things. But yes, I’m sure we pay a lot less for things than you guys depending on what it is.
Definitely trying more plant based foods. Loving it and I feel better for it. I find meat more hard to digest as each year goes on. I have to say I dont miss it. This series is just what we all need to save the pennies too as well as trying new recipes. x
You can regrow your bunch of green onions a few times after cutting off most of the green parts. Just put the white bulbous root ends in a bit of water in a glass or other container thay will hold them upright and put them in a window. Mine are on the windowsill in my kitchen. I change the water daily. The green parts will regrow within days.
Fab video! ~ that was such a good grocery haul, and the reduced items still looked really fresh. I notice that, across the board, Cornish Tesco grocery prices are about a quarter to a third cheaper than London Tescos! Looking forward to you working the Maddie magic with these ingredients✨
Thank you for this Inspiration 🥰 I want to get my grocery Bills get down a bit, prices here in Germany got much higher over the last year as well. So you reminding me of the basic rules is a huge help actually. Lots of love to the 2 of you from Berlin!
I absolutely love these videos and the meals you make. I am coeliac and cannot make many of them because of the wheat content but I can generally substitute for things that I can. You and Mark make budgeting and cooking from scratch a lot more fun. Thank you 😊
everyone in the comments saying how cheap food is in the uk meanwhile im here thinking about how much groceries have gone up in the past year or so living here😭
Me too, it really does depend on what you buy and what happens to be on offer at a time. If you have special dietary requirements it can be an absolute nightmare!
Wow!!! My husband spent 15€ today on only: fresh tomatoes, avocados, grapes, mandarins and bananas... And that wasn't even from our most expensive local shop!
I was actually thinking the opposite! Nearly everything appeared to be wrapped except a handful of items. Coming from Australia where you buy most items unwrapped and place in reusable bags. That way you select the amount you want/need rather than have food wastage too.
Very jealous of how cheap food is in the UK! I live in New Zealand and I was curious how much this shop would cost me here so I put everything into the grocer app and at Paknsave (our most budget supermarket) this shop would cost $121 NZD which is equivalent to £63.50. So pretty much double what you paid here! And that is with substituting the fresh lemons for a bottle of juice, and not including the cress because you can't get that at the supermarket here.
Also live in NZ and makes me sad how much more expensive it is here, even at paknsave. Think I'm getting pretty basic stuff at the supermarket then it costs heaps :')
Same here in Australia, that would have cost a lot more than the equivalent for what she paid, especially with all of that lovely fresh produce. Fruit and veg prices are sky high here at the moment!!
I cant believe the prices you paid for your groceries. Here in the US (North), we are paying so much more even for things on sale. I hate going food shopping now because I anticipate the cost! Thanks for showing us your grocery shopping trip and all the prices. Love your videos.
i was travelling in the us nov-dec last year and went to buy lettuce one day in a supermarket, it was $7!! coming back to the uk afterwards i felt like i was shopping for free lol.
I live in Tennessee, the cost of living is supposed to be lower here compared to other states. Our 1 gal of milk is over $4 now and 18 eggs is $5.60 🤢🤢😳😳 Will things go down at all someday??!!!
OMG vegetables are so cheap in the UK !! Tons of them are cheaper that 1£, I am stunned. It is more expensive in France and there is a whole sea to cross to get those veggies to the UK ...
I wish my local stores had more veg on offer. I’ve noticed that America tends to throw out produce instead of put them on offer, I’ve hardly ever seen items that low price for veg here.
Omg the prices drives me insane ! The brussel sprouts, organic, were 11€ /kg sunday, and this little box of cress is around 4€ in France... You looked beautiful wearing this lipstick and also looking stunning in casual mode ❤ These videos are my faves !
I am in awe of how expensive it iz to eat organic in Hawaii - been here 13 yearz - eazily 3x more than what You just showed. Greatful & feeling a bit more compassionate towardz MySelf too. Mahalo
It has been 2 years after we came back to Turkey from England. The prices there do not seem influenced too much. 👍 I miss the sugar rings at Sainsbury 😭 and the ready Masala at Asda…. Love the video.
Another great video. I love just going along shopping with you both. Really great on a budget, but I like the idea of you getting stuff from the vegan section that might be a little more indulgent or convenient and then reviewing them! 😁
Thank you for letting me live through you and your grocery store videos. 😅 I’m in Columbus, Ohio, USA and the stores in my area have been out of basics like half&half, carrots, eggs for MONTHS now. 😢 Produce sections are all sad and either rotten or just empty.
Goodness.. what a variety of so nice food! And the prices are still cheaper than in my country. I want to be a vegan in UK 😀 In our shops the selection is just anemic and so expensive.
Loved this! I have a video idea- organic vegan food on a budget? I eat completely organic but am also have a strict budget, so this would be really helpful. It may also inspire different types of recipes as there is sometimes quite a limited selection of organic food, and many things are not in stock. Would be interesting to see what sort of meals you could create! 😀
Have to say that despite not being vegan (but do eat plant based often, and do my best to eat animal based products as ethically as I can) and not being British, I love this kind of content anyway. It’s incredibly comforting and very inspiring for those times where you just need something cheap and nourishing.
Thank you for all of your ideas , I love them. Been vegetarian for 20 years. Where I am living in the United States it's extremely hard to find good produce you're around.
Thank you for these videos and I love the recipe ones that go along side, I find so helpful. Eating more vegetable based dishes is something I want to do but really struggle with as I never know what recipes to make other then a veg curry. X
So easy to be Vegan in Liverpool, we have tescos and asdas. My weekly shopping is like £20 since going wfpb + Vegan, and I'm a tall guy so I eat a lot of food. My favourite shop for groceries is aldi by far, it's not so good for the processed Vegan things but its great for produce. Works well for wfpb Vegans.
Love love love this video! I would just suggest to go on supermarket that can be found everywhere! Like Aldi and Lidl! But anyway, really enjoyed it ❤️
Always enjoy your videos! In a future video how about some lower oxalate meals…..I had a kidney stone last year and my doctor wants me to reduce my oxalate consumption…..trying to maintain my mainly plant based diet as best as I can.
Oh i love these videos ❤ super looking forward to the meals you‘re gonna cook. But I would appreciate if you would just shop the regular stuff, not the reduced ones, cause it really makes a difference 🙃 thank you, very excited for the recipes!
When I lived in the UK particularly Tesco always had a well stocked reduced section - Sainsbury's too later in the evening. I don't think using the reduced items is a problem for those living in the UK. Here in Germany it's not so easy.
I really miss the grocery store back chine along with family, lifestyle, countryside, villages, days our!! Prices are so expensive Here in the US. We spend over $1000 per month! Great haul
Can’t believe you got all that for such a low price. Here in Canada it’s been so expensive. I mostly just buy frozen veggies now & stock up when there’s a sale. We’ve had to cut back on alot of our favourites & switched to store brands.
Why is the fun vegan food section at my Tesco so tiny yours looks amazing- a video would be great, as part of budgeting I have been switching from takeaways to ready meals (first world problem I know….) so reviews would be cool 😊
Hi biggest tip ever. When you go into Tescos and your on a budget. Go to the scales they have there. I grabbed a bag of banana's and weigh them and have a look how much they actually are. I found there was a 17p difference.
I really appreciate the effort you put into these recipes, can't wait to see the recipes! with these current prices I'm sure this stuff would cost over 40 euros for me here :( but I know this is just a guide (and this isn't a complain to you!)
I really like the series and everything, I am just amazed how much plastic there is in UK shops! 😦In Poland you could buy many of those greens loose, you would then just take the amount you need and you can pack it in your own bag, which means less waste and also less plastic. I just wonder why there is such a huge difference. Anyways, thanks for your content and greeting from PL! :)
Thanks Madeleine for your budget grocery shopping vlog with great tips and love 🥰 it. Yes price's are increasing but I never do my main grocery shopping without a shopping list so I make a meal plan and the list is based on the meal plan.
You look so beautiful!! Proper English rose vibes 😍 I have similar colouring to you so would love to know what lipstick you're wearing if that's okay? It's so gorgeous! Also love these types of videos 💕
I’m always shocked at the packaging in the produce sections at other grocery stores around the world. I’m in the US and I shop at Winco and you can get almost any produce item not in plastic packaging. So it’s kind of a culture shock to see all the plastic!😂
I love the video is very nice and inspiring for shop in supermarkets for in the week meal prep.. Thanks for your content... I love the video the shop... 👍👍😊🌱🌱
Yay always loved these budget videos especially with increasing costs now been looking forward to this new series. Thank you Olivia also think you were glowing and have great skin in this video, if you’re doing anything different would really love an updated routine or perhaps cheap diy facial and hair routine ideas if you have any? Cause your hair looks so healthy. And love your cardigan too 💓
I enjoy these shopping videos, even tho they leave me...gobsmacked as you guys say. The prices are so reasonable compared to here in the states, everyone here are complaining about food prices. A for insists, one avocado is close to $2.00 here Also the choices you have there for vegan, I have one section of freezer, .9144 meters by 1.8288 < hope that makes sense, I used a conversion app. And no refrigerated area. Hope you guys have a lovely week ahead.
Really helpful tips for getting bang out of your buck! Good job that Alex was helping with shopping, as Maddy, you were possibly feeling a bit self-conscious and flustered by talking while being filmed…. I would be the same! You did a really FANTASTIC job, anyway!
Watching from the US 👀👀👀 Those prices were wild to me. I know it will be slightly different with conversion but those prices WERE SO LOW !! I work for Walmart and even taking price per pound items in mind, I would probably still pay three times that amount for the same items 😭😭😭
Can we just appreciate her efforts she is putting in her vlogs for us.💓💫😭
It’s a shame there is nearly 3,000 views and only 368 likes I see this on most videos I watch it doesn’t take two seconds to click the thumbs up button!
well, it's her job. what if someone said to you.. "We just appreciate your effort of coming into work today" ....
@@j-n-y That would actually be really nice. And not exactly difficult.
@@stephmulrine7298 Well, if you want money, then you have to do what has to be done. You decide for yourself if you want the money or not. They don't have to thank you, you have to be grateful to them for giving you the opportunity to have a job to even get the money.
@@j-n-y I am anti-capitalist so I think we fundamentally disagree here. But still, appreciation and gratitude costs employers, bosses, and consumers nothing at all.
i am watching these videos as a student living in amsterdam, and honestly i thought the prices would be more or less similar but i am actually amazed at how much cheaper uk grocery store prices are!! they seem to be much closer to prices in spain (where i'm originally from) - amsterdam is becoming more and more expensive, it's crazy. thank you for your videos, they're great inspiration - and love the actual effort you put into making veganism accessible and show how it can be affordable :)
A tip I would suggest is do the scan as you shop if your supermarket has the option. That way you know how much it will cost before you get to the check out and can take stuff off of you need to without feeling awkward at the tills! Thank you Maddie I love these videos!
or you can do like me and just use the calculator on your phone😁
And you get club card price too!
Or stand in line and keep people in a job
You really inspire me to go vegan☺ Wether it's your shopping or recipes videos, they are realistic and fun.
Huge avocado tip: M&S often have big bags of ripen at home avocados (6+) for £2! I always buy in advance and they ripen pretty quickly but last ages when ripe
I love you adopting the single bananas, I do it too 😆
Haha I love that! Adopting!
Your recipes throughout Veganuary have been inspiring! Sometimes reduced veg and herbs go black and mushy if we don't use them quickly so I have learned that taking them out of the packaging and putting them into brown paper bags in the fridge makes them last much longer and reduces food waste. Last year I bought 200 brown paper bags on amazon and paid less than £5.00 and still have loads left. Love your creativity with food, some of your recipes have been tried and tested and have gone down a treat here. 😋
Also you can freeze them! I get the big bunches of coriander and put them in the freezer and they last for ages!
Thanks that’s good tips. I never buy reduced because the dates are “too short” but I might try now.
Hope you do an updated version of this soon!!
Thanks Maddie. We live in the USA and there is no way our grocery bill would be that cheap for all you got.
Thanks for sharing. We love your channel ❤
I love this series so much. I watch from New Zealand and I appreciate how you rotate around so many different shopping options for the budget food series as even though I can’t exactly replicate, I still get a really good board range of ideas I can make work with the limited options we have here. Keep doing these! Can’t wait for the next vid
I'm in the US and I'm shocked at how cheap this food is! It looks like good quality, too. No way could you get this stuff for under $40 here!
Same here in Australia Food here excellent but pricey
your salaries are much higher, average salary here is £30k and we are also taxed highly!
I really appreciate the effort she puts in choosing a lot of vegetables in a budget vid. All too often this kind of videos have just the usual suspects: onion, potatoes, carrots and the optional bag of spinach. Her shopping was a feast for the eyes and the perfect example of budget and nutritious. Thank you Madeleine! ❤
This proves that good meals can be made on a budget. I really think some - not all - but some people just don’t know how to budget or cook from scratch and that’s why they’re struggling to survive .
Thanks for the great January content on your channel Maddie and Alex it’s nice to see that like everyone else you’re back at work and haven’t gone awol as some yt tend to do. The meals have been awesome and there are a few on my list to try over the coming weeks. 👍
I love this series! Always good to pinch pennies but also great to try to reduce food wastage. I always end up buying too much and then throwing stuff out when it goes bad before I can use it.
Love your content Maddie. At Tesco the special offers used to be available to everyone. The price was automatically cheaper at the till. Now with clubcard prices the special offers are only available when you use your clubcard. Also if you cut the green part off of your spring onions and pop the root part in a glass of water, they'll grow new spring onions. Just sit it on the windowsill and change the water every day 😃
I just commented on the regrowing of the green onions myself, then read you comment! I only learned of this tip this year. Wish I knew of it years ago.
Clubcards are free so they are essentially still available to all
I’m so jealous that I can’t live in the UK for those grocery prices! I’m paying at least triple or quadruple. Also, I love your beautiful dark hair with your English rose complexion
Thank you so much!
same haha, these lemons alone would be half my budget.
Thinking the same! Holy moly it’s so much cheaper than the US
@@calichrist1790but everything else costs less and you’re paid more usually 😀 it’s all relative. We are all really struggling atm.
@@smileyraw i’m sure, and one way or another. We are all getting hit with higher bills and inflation. It’s just interesting to see the price difference on certain things. But yes, I’m sure we pay a lot less for things than you guys depending on what it is.
Definitely trying more plant based foods. Loving it and I feel better for it. I find meat more hard to digest as each year goes on. I have to say I dont miss it. This series is just what we all need to save the pennies too as well as trying new recipes. x
You can regrow your bunch of green onions a few times after cutting off most of the green parts. Just put the white bulbous root ends in a bit of water in a glass or other container thay will hold them upright and put them in a window. Mine are on the windowsill in my kitchen. I change the water daily. The green parts will regrow within days.
Absolutely love this!
Fab video! ~ that was such a good grocery haul, and the reduced items still looked really fresh. I notice that, across the board, Cornish Tesco grocery prices are about a quarter to a third cheaper than London Tescos! Looking forward to you working the Maddie magic with these ingredients✨
I love these videos can’t wait for the next budget video xx 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for this Inspiration 🥰 I want to get my grocery Bills get down a bit, prices here in Germany got much higher over the last year as well. So you reminding me of the basic rules is a huge help actually. Lots of love to the 2 of you from Berlin!
Yeah, here in Germany the reduced section doesn't seem to be such a thing as it is in UK. That's one of the few things I miss about England!
You can grow green onions over and over in a glass of water on a sunny window sil or in a pot of dirt in the window. They are easy to regrow.
I absolutely love these videos and the meals you make. I am coeliac and cannot make many of them because of the wheat content but I can generally substitute for things that I can. You and Mark make budgeting and cooking from scratch a lot more fun. Thank you 😊
I find this hard too when cannot eat wheat gluten or dairy !
I’d like to see a version of this with some frozen veg. It’s often much better value for money and prevents food waste
everyone in the comments saying how cheap food is in the uk meanwhile im here thinking about how much groceries have gone up in the past year or so living here😭
Yeah they really have increased!
Me too, it really does depend on what you buy and what happens to be on offer at a time. If you have special dietary requirements it can be an absolute nightmare!
I added all of these items to an online grocery cart and where I live in the US, this would total $112 usd (about 90 gbp) 😱
Vivid colours and tones (like the red you’re wearing) really suit your complexion :) great video 🥰
Wow!!! My husband spent 15€ today on only: fresh tomatoes, avocados, grapes, mandarins and bananas... And that wasn't even from our most expensive local shop!
Oh this is such good timing; I've just been rewatching the original series of this and was wondering what would have changed. Thank you!
Anyone else really impressed by how many plastic free options there are for produce in Tesco?
I was actually thinking the opposite! Nearly everything appeared to be wrapped except a handful of items. Coming from Australia where you buy most items unwrapped and place in reusable bags. That way you select the amount you want/need rather than have food wastage too.
i cannot help myself but you look so lovely in the "a few days later" clip!! absolutely love your hair
Aww thank you so much!!
Very jealous of how cheap food is in the UK! I live in New Zealand and I was curious how much this shop would cost me here so I put everything into the grocer app and at Paknsave (our most budget supermarket) this shop would cost $121 NZD which is equivalent to £63.50. So pretty much double what you paid here! And that is with substituting the fresh lemons for a bottle of juice, and not including the cress because you can't get that at the supermarket here.
Also live in NZ and makes me sad how much more expensive it is here, even at paknsave. Think I'm getting pretty basic stuff at the supermarket then it costs heaps :')
Same here in Australia, that would have cost a lot more than the equivalent for what she paid, especially with all of that lovely fresh produce. Fruit and veg prices are sky high here at the moment!!
@Michelle Emm about the same as the UK. I looked it up after working out the total.
I cant believe the prices you paid for your groceries. Here in the US (North), we are paying so much more even for things on sale. I hate going food shopping now because I anticipate the cost! Thanks for showing us your grocery shopping trip and all the prices. Love your videos.
i was travelling in the us nov-dec last year and went to buy lettuce one day in a supermarket, it was $7!! coming back to the uk afterwards i felt like i was shopping for free lol.
Same in New Zealand. I seriously dread food shopping now and can never seem to keep within budget 😩
so true prices are rising remember They use the pound not the dollar
I live in Tennessee, the cost of living is supposed to be lower here compared to other states. Our 1 gal of milk is over $4 now and 18 eggs is $5.60 🤢🤢😳😳 Will things go down at all someday??!!!
@@Deogratias562 it's like 85p to the dollar though
I love this series please do Morrisons they are our nearest shop. Xxx
I would love to see some vegan baking, cakes or muffins.
Love this series! Hopefully you revisit Aldi, be interesting to compare it to the last one now the prices are creeping up!
great video! please more budget friendly videos, like recipes to follow or tips for buying and smart ways to stock up the fridge and pantry!
These types of videos are so wonderful to watch, thank you!
You’re very welcome!
OMG vegetables are so cheap in the UK !! Tons of them are cheaper that 1£, I am stunned. It is more expensive in France and there is a whole sea to cross to get those veggies to the UK ...
Great video. With the price of food rising, this is needed. You are an amazing human.
I wish my local stores had more veg on offer. I’ve noticed that America tends to throw out produce instead of put them on offer, I’ve hardly ever seen items that low price for veg here.
Omg the prices drives me insane ! The brussel sprouts, organic, were 11€ /kg sunday, and this little box of cress is around 4€ in France...
You looked beautiful wearing this lipstick and also looking stunning in casual mode ❤
These videos are my faves !
I live in Washington State US and we are about 4.99 on everything now. So I am jealous of UK prices lol
Wow, that's crazy.
Thank you love from Ireland xx
Can’t wait to hear about the popcorn recipe.
I need a makeup routine please, you look amazing 🥰
I always love your grocery shop videos. 🥰
I love when you do shopping hauls
Madeline you are a great influencer , brilliant content always. I never miss a vlog. You are the best ❤️
Thank you so much this means a lot!
Your makeup looks amazing. Great video.😁
I am in awe of how expensive it iz to eat organic in Hawaii - been here 13 yearz - eazily 3x more than what You just showed.
Greatful & feeling a bit more compassionate towardz MySelf too.
Mahalo
It has been 2 years after we came back to Turkey from England. The prices there do not seem influenced too much. 👍 I miss the sugar rings at Sainsbury 😭 and the ready Masala at Asda…. Love the video.
Another great video. I love just going along shopping with you both. Really great on a budget, but I like the idea of you getting stuff from the vegan section that might be a little more indulgent or convenient and then reviewing them! 😁
Thank you for letting me live through you and your grocery store videos. 😅 I’m in Columbus, Ohio, USA and the stores in my area have been out of basics like half&half, carrots, eggs for MONTHS now. 😢 Produce sections are all sad and either rotten or just empty.
Love these type of videos! 👌
Thank you! So happy you do!
Aw Maddie, loved watching this, so candid and smiley 😁 felt like I was there in the supermarket with u and Al xx
Goodness.. what a variety of so nice food! And the prices are still cheaper than in my country. I want to be a vegan in UK 😀 In our shops the selection is just anemic and so expensive.
I really love these videos! Been rewatching the other ones lately.
Loved this! I have a video idea- organic vegan food on a budget? I eat completely organic but am also have a strict budget, so this would be really helpful. It may also inspire different types of recipes as there is sometimes quite a limited selection of organic food, and many things are not in stock. Would be interesting to see what sort of meals you could create! 😀
Love this idea!
I love this format! looking foward to the next video 💕
Yay! Thank you!
Have to say that despite not being vegan (but do eat plant based often, and do my best to eat animal based products as ethically as I can) and not being British, I love this kind of content anyway. It’s incredibly comforting and very inspiring for those times where you just need something cheap and nourishing.
Love these videos
Thank you for all of your ideas , I love them. Been vegetarian for 20 years. Where I am living in the United States it's extremely hard to find good produce you're around.
Thank you for these videos and I love the recipe ones that go along side, I find so helpful. Eating more vegetable based dishes is something I want to do but really struggle with as I never know what recipes to make other then a veg curry. X
So easy to be Vegan in Liverpool, we have tescos and asdas. My weekly shopping is like £20 since going wfpb + Vegan, and I'm a tall guy so I eat a lot of food. My favourite shop for groceries is aldi by far, it's not so good for the processed Vegan things but its great for produce. Works well for wfpb Vegans.
Love love love this video! I would just suggest to go on supermarket that can be found everywhere! Like Aldi and Lidl! But anyway, really enjoyed it ❤️
This is my Favorit Video i love Budget Videos ❤
Always enjoy your videos! In a future video how about some lower oxalate meals…..I had a kidney stone last year and my doctor wants me to reduce my oxalate consumption…..trying to maintain my mainly plant based diet as best as I can.
I love your videos and your mindset, thank you for all the inspiring content!
Oh i love these videos ❤ super looking forward to the meals you‘re gonna cook. But I would appreciate if you would just shop the regular stuff, not the reduced ones, cause it really makes a difference 🙃 thank you, very excited for the recipes!
When I lived in the UK particularly Tesco always had a well stocked reduced section - Sainsbury's too later in the evening. I don't think using the reduced items is a problem for those living in the UK. Here in Germany it's not so easy.
Looking beautiful 💕😊
Thank you so much!
I really miss the grocery store back chine along with family, lifestyle, countryside, villages, days our!! Prices are so expensive Here in the US. We spend over $1000 per month! Great haul
Can’t believe you got all that for such a low price. Here in Canada it’s been so expensive. I mostly just buy frozen veggies now & stock up when there’s a sale. We’ve had to cut back on alot of our favourites & switched to store brands.
We are in Nova Scotia, I agree, would be easily $200 or more for this grocery shop.
Why is the fun vegan food section at my Tesco so tiny yours looks amazing- a video would be great, as part of budgeting I have been switching from takeaways to ready meals (first world problem I know….) so reviews would be cool 😊
Will definitely put it on my list!
Hi biggest tip ever. When you go into Tescos and your on a budget. Go to the scales they have there. I grabbed a bag of banana's and weigh them and have a look how much they actually are. I found there was a 17p difference.
Super excited to see the recipes you create with these ingredients!
You look stunning! Your hair looks so healthy too! Thanks for this I’m an Aldi girl but definitely need to check tescos too 😊
Agreed, looking lovely. I was thinking you were expecting since you mentioned cravings a few times. Wink
I really appreciate the effort you put into these recipes, can't wait to see the recipes! with these current prices I'm sure this stuff would cost over 40 euros for me here :( but I know this is just a guide (and this isn't a complain to you!)
I really like the series and everything, I am just amazed how much plastic there is in UK shops! 😦In Poland you could buy many of those greens loose, you would then just take the amount you need and you can pack it in your own bag, which means less waste and also less plastic. I just wonder why there is such a huge difference. Anyways, thanks for your content and greeting from PL! :)
Thanks Madeleine for your budget grocery shopping vlog with great tips and love 🥰 it. Yes price's are increasing but I never do my main grocery shopping without a shopping list so I make a meal plan and the list is based on the meal plan.
You look so beautiful!! Proper English rose vibes 😍 I have similar colouring to you so would love to know what lipstick you're wearing if that's okay? It's so gorgeous! Also love these types of videos 💕
I’m always shocked at the packaging in the produce sections at other grocery stores around the world. I’m in the US and I shop at Winco and you can get almost any produce item not in plastic packaging. So it’s kind of a culture shock to see all the plastic!😂
It’s to prolong its shelf life in order to stop food waste.
I love your hair!
Thank you!
I love the video is very nice and inspiring for shop in supermarkets for in the week meal prep.. Thanks for your content... I love the video the shop... 👍👍😊🌱🌱
Yay always loved these budget videos especially with increasing costs now been looking forward to this new series. Thank you Olivia also think you were glowing and have great skin in this video, if you’re doing anything different would really love an updated routine or perhaps cheap diy facial and hair routine ideas if you have any? Cause your hair looks so healthy. And love your cardigan too 💓
I enjoy these shopping videos, even tho they leave me...gobsmacked as you guys say. The prices are so reasonable compared to here in the states, everyone here are complaining about food prices. A for insists, one avocado is close to $2.00 here Also the choices you have there for vegan, I have one section of freezer, .9144 meters by 1.8288 < hope that makes sense, I used a conversion app. And no refrigerated area. Hope you guys have a lovely week ahead.
Really helpful tips for getting bang out of your buck! Good job that Alex was helping with shopping, as Maddy, you were possibly feeling a bit self-conscious and flustered by talking while being filmed…. I would be the same! You did a really FANTASTIC job, anyway!
Tesco is my fav go to shop. So much to choose from for plant based foods ^_^
Beautiful video. I am from Greece. I am not vegan, but I like your video.😊
@Ms_MadeleineOlivia Thank you very much. What exactly do you want. My name and my address in Greek.
This looks amazing! Can't wait to see the meals. Do you have a shopping list for the shop?
Great video!
I love this vlog ❤️ in Greece vegan food is very expensive hehe
It’s so interesting to see UK prices. This would be at least $100 where I live in Canada.
YAYYYY i love these !!!
This haul looks DELicious. Cannot wait to see all the recipes 😍😍😍
Thanks for another great video 😀🌱👌
Watching these really makes me realize how crazy food pricing is in the US. If my cart was that full it would be over 100 dollars easily. 😞
Watching from the US 👀👀👀
Those prices were wild to me. I know it will be slightly different with conversion but those prices WERE SO LOW !! I work for Walmart and even taking price per pound items in mind, I would probably still pay three times that amount for the same items 😭😭😭
fabulous video vibes❤
You look lovely in red! ♥️