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Becky and Craig live in Manchester with one year old baby Bonnie. When Ranvir first met them back in February, adapting to parenthood was taking its toll on their lifestyle, with eating and spending habits spiralling out of control.
Sergio and Fatima live in Southport with their two daughters, Helena and Victoria. When Ranvir first met the family in March, money worries were affecting them every month, they were living off a diet of deep fried food and struggled to recall the last time they ate vegetables. Mum Fatima admitted to having tried almost every diet out there, but nothing has worked as a long term solution, and she wanted to become a better role model for her children.
Jena and Aaron live in Newton Abbot with their two sons Rory and Louis. When Ranvir first met the family in March, they said they were stuck in a rut and wanted to feel like a family again. Despite all following a meat free diet, no one was eating the same thing, making mealtimes a nightmare, and their food shopping was adding upto £220 each week.
Ranvir Singh and her team of experts return to give more families an eight-week challenge to get fitter, eat better and save money on their shopping. First up are the Formstones from Pontefract in West Yorkshire, whose aim is to stop snacking, ditch the convenience foods and get their chaotic shopping habits under control.
Fronted by Ranvir Singh, Eat Shop Save returns for a new series setting families an eight-week challenge to eat better, get fitter and save money.
As both budgets and waistbands get tighter, Ranvir and her team of experts - chef and nutritionist Dale Pinnock, savvy shopper Kate Hardcastle MBE and fitness consultant Tom Pitfield - aim to help families improve their diets, their lifestyles and their finances.
Consumer advice series Eat, Shop, Save returns to ITV for a brand new series with presenter Ranvir Singh joined by chef and nutritionist Dale Pinnock, savvy shopper Kate Hardcastle and fitness consultant Tom Pitfield.
The Eat, Shop, Save team will once again offer families around the UK advice on how to change their lifestyle to help get them fitter, eat better and save money on their shopping.
At a time of rising inflation, with families feeling burned out, when weekly grocery budgets are being stretched by high prices at the checkouts, and with the UK being the most overweight country in Western Europe, Ranvir and her team of experts meet a new family each week, who are facing a range of issues.
In each half-hour episode, Ranvir sets the families an eight-week challenge, with the experts on hand to offer tips along the way. The first series saw an average of three million people tune in hoping to gain useful tips to improve their lifestyles.
The second series features a family living off ultra-processed food, a dad addicted to sugary energy drinks, an overweight single mum worried her bad habits will affect her children's health, and a family afraid of using their freezer.
