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Britons have been sharing photos of their weekly supermarket shopping after being left shocked by how little they have got for £50 or even £100 as food prices continue to rise.
Official figures show UK inflation is running at 3.8%. Rising food and drink prices have behind much of the increase, with the rate of food inflation expected to peak above 5% this autumn.
How much does your weekly shop cost now? What food and drink products have you felt the biggest increases on? Are there some you have stopped buying? You can also send us pictures of your shopping bags and how much you spent.
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