Food components of household expenditure: the deathmatch (18-08)

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GregP
Starting on or around 02/07/18.
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GlennR
Brilliant.
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Nicholls595
Does beer count as food?
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Maclennane
It’s going to end up with bread isn’t it?
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Maclennane
It’s going to end up with bread isn’t it?
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GlennR
Vote offal.
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TRO Toddslayer
'Food' won't win it (unless I'm very much mistaken) and Shrews, being poisonous/venomous, aren't edible so we're up on the deal already compared to Darwin/May etc.
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GregP
"Cakes and puddings" could do well. So could "Sausages". Think ham will sully the bacon vote - they appear together as "Bacon and ham"
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Lizzie W
Adult Orientated Crisps and Snacks?
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GregP
I've just had to do some googling. Crisps come under "Potatoes". Other snacks mostly come under "Salt, spices, culinary herbs and other food products" or "Confectionery products" I think.

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Maintained by GregP
Deathmatch closed 18/07/18
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GOLD: Bread

SILVER: Cheese and curd

BRONZE: Eggs
BRONZE: Poultry (fresh, chilled or frozen)

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