RISING food prices are difficult to swallow, with hard-pressed families facing a £454 leap in annual grocery bills.
With the average household forking out £5,345 on food alone — and hundreds more on cleaning and laundry products — finding ways to save has never been more important.
Follow our dozen top tips to put the pennies back into your purse.
AFTER she and her husband both lost their jobs, mum-of-two Naomi Willis and her family found themselves £43,000 in debt.
But the savvy supersaver managed to pay it all off in just four years – and has since set up the award-winning Skintdad.co.uk blog to help others do the same.
Naomi, 34, runs her blog full-time with husband Ricky, 39. The couple live in Hull with their two children.
Naomi said: “I know the burden of living on very little but managed to become debt free by learning from past mistakes and following my own tips.
“As a family of four, we went from spending £70 a week on our shop to around £38 with just a few simple tweaks.”
Here is Naomi’s guide to cutting back the cost of your weekly shop.
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