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A savvy couple has revealed how they managed to slash their weekly food bill to just £30 without missing out on any meals or snacks.

As the cost of living continues to see shoppers tighten the purse strings, many have been looking for budget recipes and ways to cut down on their weekly shop - including switching from brands to supermarket own ranges.

Greggs bacon butty after asking for an eye-watering 51 rashers believes he ordered “the UK’s biggest ever” sarnie.Bonkers food blogger Craig Harker consumed enough calories for the whole day in the meaty snack he ordered from the Hardwick branch of Greggs in Stockton-on-Tees last month.A baffled member of staff had to keep piling on the additional bacon until the bun became so big it could only fit in a box originally intended for six doughnuts.READ MORE: 'Poshest' Greggs ever where 'royals get sausage rolls' leaves Brits in aweThe 35-year-old dad admitted he couldn’t finish the £16.40 sandwich and had to share the rest with his 28-year-old partner Rochelle Fairley and kids Isla, nine, Oscar, seven, and two-year-old Teddy.Pub owner Craig said: "I think it's the UK's biggest bacon bun - I know we were hitting some sort of record."When she served it to me in the doughnut box, I thought 'I've never seen a bacon butty that size before - that looks incredible'."I was just driving past and fancied a Greggs bacon sarnie, so I went in and said 'can I have the biggest you can make me?'"I was asking for more and more bacon and she just kept saying 'yes'. When I reached 50 she said 'I think we should stop here.

pub landlord has caused a social media stir with a job advert demanding an interviewee does not come in “stinking of drink or p**s”.Craig Harker, who owns the George Pub & Grills chain, said that he needs “a load of awesome people” to grow the brand “right across the country”.

A pub landlord who pulled no punches in a brutally honest job advert has been praised for his no-nonsense approach.