Voucherbox are challenging bloggers to feed their family for £2 per person for the full day. When I initially heard this, I wondered whether it was possible but definitely wanted to give it a try.
For each post published about the £2 Challenge, Voucherbox will donate £50 to Zamcog to help the charity continue their goal of supporting Zambia’s most at-risk children through food and education. It costs £2 to feed, educate and clothe a child in Zambia every day, that is it, a measly £2, about the same as most people pay for a coffee on the way to work, the same that it costs for 2 of the chocolate twist pastries that Lucas has already got a taste for.
Breakfast;
Omelette
Dinner:
Chicken goujons and hummus
Tea:
Vegetable stir fry
Snack:
Mango
Shopping list:
6 Tesco free range eggs 89p
270g Castle Lea breaded chicken goujons £1.35
200g Tesco houmous £1.10
120g Tesco chow mein stir fry sauce 50p
320g Tesco vegetable and beansprout pack £1
300g Amoy straight to wok medium noodles 89p
Mango 69p
Total £5.98
I would like to nominate Raimy at Readaraptor Hatchling
Prices correct 02/02/2017 at Tesco
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I’m always surprised at how well we can eat for so little a day. Just goes to show that we probably buy way more than we need.
Well this amazing blog post puts what we spend on food in our household to shame!
You did well. I took part in this challenge and I found it so hard.
If you’d told me it were possible, I wouldn’t have believed you. But you proved me wrong! Good on you. Certainly food for thought, or less of it as the case may be.
Such a great idea to raise awareness of a really worthy course – well done for managing. £2 really doesn’t sound like much but you’ve shown it can be done!
I was born in Zambia and grew up in UK and though I am not sure how much my parents spent on us I know £1 can go a long way let alone £2. What a lovly challenge
I think it is doable, however, I think mine would get pretty fed up quickly of what was on offer
You’ve done really well – my kids would be happy with this menu
I think everyone taking part in this test is amazing. We spend far too much on shopping. I think once you’ve got your cupboard stocked if you were cooking in bulk this challenge might be easier.
Wow, that’s incredible, well done you. It’s food for thought and I’m tempted to take part myself. Thanks for joining the #weekendblogshare
Wow, I can’t believe you’ve managed to get a families daily meals for £2 each a day! I’ve seen lots of these posts going around recently, and every time I do I cringe at how much we spend in comparison! I think I’ll have to look into doing this myself to try and cut down our spending a bit! #DreamandSparkle
This is such an excellent cause and you’ve created a great menu! #DreamSparkle
What a great cause – hadn’t heard of it before. It’s amazing how little we HAVE to spend to eat well, but like you say, there are so many ‘treats’ out there these days that it’s so easy overspend and overbuy.
This is a really clever idea. Goes to show that you don’t need a lot of money to eat well. #DreamandSparkle
Well done for completing the challenge! Just goes to show that it can be done! #DreamandSparkle
Thank you for your post! We will be donating £50 to Zamcog which will feed, educate and clothe an at-risk child in Zambia for 1 month.