A student has shared how she cut her monthly food bill by more than £80 by using a free app to save cash. Mia Munro spent around £18 on food that would have otherwise gone in the bin - and it provided her with two weeks worth of food.
The 20-year-old, from Newcastle, would typically spend £200 a month on her food shop - or £100 a fortnight - and was able to cut that by £82 using the Too Good To Go app, Liverpool Echo reports.
Mia decided to try Too Good to Go in a bid to spend less money and save waste - something many of us have been trying to do in recent months amid the cost of living crisis. The free app allows shoppers to buy food that hasn't sold in time at a much lower price, saving it from being thrown away at the end of the day.
