Mum of four pays just £6 for £50 worth of shopping with money-saving tip – here’s how you can too

BUYING healthy groceries on a budget to feed your family can be tough, but one savvy shopper has proven it’s possible by landing 30 bags of fruit and veg for just £6.

Shelly Kelly, 41, from Leamington Spa who works as a carer and has four children aged 21, 15, 13 and nine, recently shared her massive haul.

She told money-saving community: “I picked up two Morrisons boxes using the Too Good To Go app and I’m very impressed.

Uploading a photo of everything she received laid out on her table at home, she said: “Don’t worry as nothing will go to waste - I will be sharing what I wouldn’t use with my friends.”

Going into further detail, Shelly revealed: “I picked up the boxes for £3.09 each from the app, so by paying £6.18 for 30 bags of fruit and veg I essentially only paid 20p for each item!

“The best bargain was that I got 13 punnets of strawberries, and the total price originally would have been £21.50 using the offers in-store. 

“10 punnets were £1.65 each or 2 for £3, making the total price £15 with the offer, and the remaining 3 were £2.50 each or 2 for £4, so the total original price for those would have been £6.50. 

“However, I only paid £2.60 of my £6.18 for these, saving £18.90 in the process!

“That would have been excellent value in itself, but the bargains didn’t stop there. 

“I also got two large bags of pears, which would have cost £1.49 each originally but I only paid 40p for them.”

That means she saved £2.58 and got over 2kgs of pears for under 50p.

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Shelly added: “I also picked up two punnets of grapes, which were marked as £1.65 or 2 for £3 originally.

“If I had used the in-store offer to purchase these, I would have paid £2.60 more than I ended up handing over. I saved roughly the same amount on three punnets of plums, which would have been £1 each in-store but I only paid 60p for them.