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He was so rude! His wife was talking and he spoke over her all the time. Learn some manners at least.

Cook rice with saffron and tumeric. X

Bk in the day mam and dad would go to kwik save and but no frills same thing. A can of baked veans was 9pence nutz

I tend too buy quite a bit of this range, especially the canned foods, beans are beans. Plus cheap scrips are alwaus better. X

There's so much stigma around essential ranges. I love that there's vids out here helping show that cheap doesn't mean bad. The amount of times I've had comments that I'm feeding my kids crap because we buy cheaper food, but they're all made in the same factories as the expensive brands, there's just less of the extra stuff like sugar.

asda is supposed to be green not yellow

Everly is sooo cute

What a lovely couple, with a much loved and well cared for baby. I always buy own brands where possible - saves a lot of money over a year and the products are often just as good.

Really enjoyed this video! You shouldn’t feel ashamed of using lower priced products. Many self-made wealthy people seek to be frugal as they’d rather save that money on other more important things such as property investments etc. Can you please do more budgeting videos with other stores like Aldi, Lidl etc.?

I tell you what. That range is pretty good for the price, but what struck me was how much highly processed unhealthy food you had to eat, like the quiche, the chips, the fish cakes etc it strikes me you have to be a bit more flush to eat more healthy

What´s name the color please?

You can smell that diabetes in the air...

What vlogger is she watching on the TV?

Miss your videos x

I agree 100% it is not poverty shaming, i usually spend way over £100 every couple of weeks or sometimes that in a week, this last couple of weeks ive went for the Asda essentials and what a huge saving, actually shocked of how much i got compared to the norm, were all happy to pay over the odds for sky, netflix ect where that money can be put to better use. Great vid 😊

Great fakeaway recipe ideas. Get an airfryer, I recommend it

I've never used the asda essentials range but this video has inspired me to try it

New subbie here- fab video xx❤

I like watching your videos

try the Asda baked beans. I have then now instead of heinze

Tip...spices, go to Asian stores or the world isle and buy the big bags of spices then you just decant. 100g garlic powder £1 where asda jar garlic powder 60g is 60p. The Asian shops do sell the bigger bags though.

Just ordered a grey one yesterday I’m 29 wks pregnant, do you know if you can purchase a fur hood for this pram

When your laid on the ⛱️ laughing at all the shamers freezing . No were I am putting my money.

Those Yorkshire puddings look yummy. Please could you post the recipe 😋

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The essesntials t bags are not nice its like water

I'm always trying to save as much as possible, there's no shame in saving because it all adds up in the end and results in nice things like holidays, buying property, etc. That being said though, I need my Yorkshire Tea! Some things you can't get the cheaper option with lol

Love it! She's going to love all the gifts. We are also following the 4 rule of gifts too! It's helpful so you don't go overboard, less is more! Hope you all have a lovely Christmas🎄❄️🎉

🥰love yas xx

Lovely Christmasy video ❤ well done for doing the arch! I wouldn’t have a clue where to start ha I love your tree too very cosy. I bet Everly is loving all the lights and tinsel 💕xxx

❤❤ arch looks fab xxx

I'm not sure you should eat any of these things on a regular haha but.... you guys have absolutely smashed the fakeaways, I can see you both on a TV program about saving money

Weak chin

If someone tries to food-shame somebody, it probably means the are barely scraping by financially and they are showing off about nothing!

I'm 43 years old and I watched my grandmother making stuff from scraps and her generation. If you have a sack of potatoes and bread and the other veg and bit of meat you can eat very cheaply. Growing home grown runner beans and a few veg like cabbage and having mince is a beautiful meal, yes it's time consuming and you prepare the night before but you can live really cheap. Great video though my dad who's 72 uses marrowfat peas soak them and uses bicarbonate of soda and his mushy peas are amazing all the old secret s

Yes I get the cheap food from asda nothing wrong with it mate

Watching your old videos getting major inspo for where to take my six month old this Xmas, I’m only in Hull not far from you guys where was this place please? 😊xx

Your such a good mum 💕 thank you for keeping it real too at the end ha love watching your vlogs I totally know what you mean about the newborn stage it really does fly by 😢 any plans for baby number 2 for you guys?! 🥰xx

Thankyou for the disclaimer at the end 💖 xx

Grew up on the no frills range, used to buy a lot of the smart price stuff can still gets bits of it here and there as they cross over. I like how much fresh stuff there is in the just essentials range. The fresh mince in the just essentials isn't as nice as the frozen one they do it tends to be chewy. The beef and onion in the frozen one goes a bit mushy but tastes so much better.

What a beautiful garden centre so much to see and do for the children ❤

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If it takes good and saving money it's a winner, winner chicken dinner.. No shame in shopping clever, we've all been mind processed into believing all the marketing and food snobbery.

❤️I’m sorry but boo your hilarious xx love yas though

Omg I nearly peed my pants laughing at you too, you look like you had fun xxxx

This was a good watch, i will be trying those sauces for the chicken meals, thanks 😊

Good video and without being none pc its ace too see young people doing them and showing us what can be done. All the best 👌

Great to see the wee girl eating normal food and obviously enjoying whatever is given to her without any fuss