'I'm a devil for the marked down section' Amanda Owen on keeping food cost low with 9 kids

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Amanda Owen has spilled her secret to keeping food costs down with nine children.The shepherdess said she is a fan of the marked down section in supermarkets and will make meals out of what she can to avoid waste and save money.The 48-year-old revealed she spends "at least £150" on her weekly shop at supermarkets "30 miles away" from their farm.She spilled: "I'm a devil for the marked down section."A few years ago I spent £1,000 on a cow so we don't have to buy milk, and our meat is from the farm."My mantra is, look at what you've got and make something out of it.

Don't focus on what you haven't got."Strictly's Kym Marsh relives heartbreaking loss of premature baby sonSpeaking to Closer Magazine, she added that making lists and planning meals ahead also helped with cutting the costs.UK food prices are increasing at their fastest rate in 42 years as the cost of living crisis continues.On Wednesday, the Office for National Statistics reported that prices had jumped by nearly 15 per cent in September.Meat, bread, milk and eggs were amongst the food items that had hiked in cost.Amanda is mum to; Raven, Reuben, Miles, Edith, Violet, Sidney, Annas, Clemmie, and Nancy.The family live in Ravenseat which is situated in Upper Swaledale.They rose to fame on their hit show Our Yorkshire Farm.As seen on the programme, all nine of Amanda and Clive’s children play a part in helping out on the farm.Strictly's Helen Skelton quit family home and moved in with parents [REVEALED]Daniel Craig's daughter Ella, 30, in cosy embrace with Dwayne Johnson [PICTURED]'Shame' Harry's not defending Charles in Netflix row claims Jane Moore [OPINION]Amanda recently explained why she believes their rural upbringing has helped them in life.Following her.