The #food shop is one part of our day-to-day life where there are plenty of opportunities for making #savings and there’s an added bonus of shopping smarter: less food waste!
Here are nine ways to help you to save #money on your food shop:
According to research from wine experts Laithwaites, the average British household wastes the equivalent of 2 glasses of wine a week!
Inspired by TikToker Myles Omar, we couldn't wait to use some leftover Irn Bru to whip up these veggie pakoras.
Hot drinks get wasted daily in the UK, but if you've got a cafetiere that's unfinished or a forgotten cup of coffee then turn it into tomorrow's breakfast.
Soft drinks often get forgotten about in the fridge but why not use them in your baking? Lemonade leaves this cake light, fluffy and moreishly moist!
Leftover fizzy pop, in this case cola, turns a gammon joint into the perfect pulled 'pork' (in less time than using a traditional pork shoulder).
This bowl of spicy, soupy, noodly goodness comes together completely in the microwave!
A great alternative to traditional tomato-based chili con carne, bulked out with white beans (and sweetcorn) from the kitchen cupboard.
Soft cheese and cranberry sauce in perfect little filo pastry parcels - what's not to love?
These breaded Brussels sprouts are a moreish party snack and a great way to use up any bulk-bought Brussels sprouts. The panko breadcrumbs give them a bite while parmesan adds a deicious savoury edge.
This is an amazing way to use up leftover turkey meat. The chipotle adds a smokiness and the salsa is so fresh and flavourful!
Shop-bought blinis are a great thing to have on hand over the party season to rustle up some impromptu canapés (they are suitable for freezing too!).
This brilliant bread recipe uses up leftover chipolatas (and anything else you fancy really) and makes the perfect centrepiece for a Boxing Day party or a picky tea.