What is the ideal amount of money to live off at Uni?

Yes, but your original comment pointed out to the fact that £10 per week is doable. Which in most cases except when someone is more of a vegetarian and has the ability to cook entire meals from scratch and also be able to meal-prep is not doable at all. For a first-year student, its more realistic to have a budget of £25 per week which is £100 on food per month. That is by no means an unattainable budget, nor is it limiting and also doesn’t require someone to have bucket loads of money. I think trying to aim at £10 budget will be limiting therefore affecting most people when it comes to mood and concentration especially since the OG is a student. Btw put emphasis on the *most people*, some students can live off that, but it will restrict most that are cooking for the first time and are used to homemade meals.

Hello, haven’t heard from you in a while. How are you?

Firstly, 50g of protein is below the amount I stated in the post, so you’re deliberately trying to decrease the value of my post to fit your opinion.

Secondly, I have stated to you and to @Matheos Crs “we probably have different amenities available to us and are obviously different people” – or something along those lines. Therefore, if you need more protein in your diet, add more protein. I never said you had to live of £25 a week, which you have called a ‘poverty level of consumption’ (which it isn’t), I was simply answering @KA99_'s question in the opening post of this thread - “would £2300 be a good amount of money to live off at Uni?”. The answer to this question is subject to opinion and lifestyle. As I spend less than that in a year, once accommodation has been paid for, yes, £2,300 is a good and reasonable amount of money to live off at university. Whereas, you obviously spend more. There is no ideal amount as everyone is different.