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A taste for takeaways costs £51k
Daily Express
|March 28, 2025
INDULGING in a Friday night takeaway sets the average person back some £60 a month, a study has found.
Researchers say this adds up to a massive £51,035 over a lifetime.
A third of those questioned in the poll of 2,000 chose to order one on a Friday after a hard working week while a quarter waited until Saturday.
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