[Cherie]

Natalie, 31, who had a sausage bap and a cup of tea for £2, added: 'It was very nice and lovely for the price, I'll be back tomorrow.

Natalie is skint apparently, has anyone told her she could have that at home for about 50p.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Natalie, 31, who had a sausage bap and a cup of tea for £2, added: 'It was very nice and lovely for the price, I'll be back tomorrow.

Natalie is skint apparently, has anyone told her she could have that at home for about 50p.

Maybe she only has a microwave
thats common nowdays

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

Maybe she only has a microwave
thats common nowdays

Arista have you forgotton those lovely microwavable sausages you bought from Adsa for a 1.00.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Arista have you forgotton those lovely microwavable sausages you bought from Adsa for a 1.00.

no
but eggs fried?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

no
but eggs fried?

I was referring to Natalie who had a sausage bap and a cup of tea for two quid, doesn't sound that cheap when you say it like that.

Originally Posted by Cherie

Natalie, 31, who had a sausage bap and a cup of tea for £2, added: 'It was very nice and lovely for the price, I'll be back tomorrow.

Natalie is skint apparently, has anyone told her she could have that at home for about 50p.

Can you buy individual sausages, tea bags, baps, spoons of sugar, and tiny bits of milk?

She may not have the £5 required to buy all the ingredients in one go, and being trapped in your home day after day is not healthy. Getting out to eat is probably worth £1.50.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by arista

Maybe she only has a microwave
thats common nowdays

You can make sausage in a microwave..well depending what type of microwave but yeah you can.

And I wonder if this would be all cheap tasting food if it's only a quid for a full breakfast?

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Jesus.

Can you buy individual sausages, tea bags, baps, spoons of sugar, and tiny bits of milk?

She may not have the £5 required to buy all the ingredients in one go, and being trapped in your home day after day is not healthy. Getting out to eat is probably worth £1.50.

My comment was mainly aimed at her saying she would be going back again tomorrow which would suggest she has the 5.00 required to buy the ingredients. Nobody is saying she can't eat out but if you are on a budget eating out every day is not cheap no matter how much of a discount there is on the food.

Originally Posted by Cherie

My comment was mainly aimed at her saying she would be going back again tomorrow which would suggest she has the 5.00 required to buy the ingredients. Nobody is saying she can't eat out but if you are on a budget eating out every day is not cheap no matter how much of a discount there is on the food.

Fair enough - I didn't read the story. In that case you are probably right, and she should be pooling her money more effectively.