Are The Prices Of Take Away Meals Getting Too Dear

[gollob]

They seemed to have jumped up recently. I used to get a hot Indian curry and rice for around £6.50 two years ago now £10.00. My local supermarket price is still £2.00 and has not changed . PS But not as good though but they have not increased the price.
MY Chinese went for ages with every dish under £5.00 but within the last few months they have jumped to over £6.00

[emmie]

they are all struggling, surprised many are still standing. My hairdresser now charges 68 quid for me to have cut, perm, style, whereas back in March it was a flat 60 quid - i am loyal so i stay with them, but they aren't doing to well either, with very little passing trade, and this is in the heart of the capital.

[emmie]

i should say that at a tenner that isn't so bad, a 3.50 increase in two years, how bad......

[douglas9401]

Brexit Bonus?

retires to a safe distance :-)

[iluvmargie]

I haven't noticed much difference myself, but it's like emmie says, everyone is struggling now, so I think it's to be expected.

[emmie]

even burger king seem to have got a lot more expensive, i don't prevail usually of their establishment but got a bit peckish recently and had a meal, which to my mind was well over priced, but needs must.

[Old_Geezer]

Covid bonus

[david small]

I had a soft roll and butter with two Lincolnshire sausages today for £2.18. What a bargain. That was sitting down inside.

[Vagus]

Anything is worth the price you’re prepared to pay.
We get takeaways very, very rarely but if we wanted one then we’d just pay up and enjoy the meal.

[TonyV]

Normally get a ready meal from M & S a bit of heating but good value