A young woman was able to buy a fortnight worth of groceries for just £18 after downloading a smart shopping app. Mia Munro was typically spending around £200 a month on her food shop, but like many struggling with the ongoing cost of living crisis, the 20-year-old has been trying to find ways to cut back.
The student, originally from Newcastle, then stumbled upon Too Good to Go - an app that lets people buy food that would otherwise by thrown out by businesses at a lower price, the Liverpool Echo reports. The idea behind the site is that less food is wasted, and people can save money.
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