British people spend an average of £641 a year on takeaways - do Prestonians spend more or less?
Is a takeaway a once-in-a-while treat for you, a regular weekend thing or has the cost of living consigned it to the dustbin?
According to research, the average Brit spends £641 a year on takeaways, which is £53 and change a month or £12 and change a week.
We wanted to know how much you spend on takeaways, so we asked on our Facebook page and hundreds of you responded.
Chris Walker
£53 a month. That's just one family takeaway!
David Bull
I spend that a month on takeaways and eating out easy.
Jayne Sumner
Certainly not me, a takeaway is a treat these days!
Tona Shaw
So far this year I have had one.
Colin Bamber
That's like one large kebab & chips per week.
Carol Crawford
I've not bought a take away in over 10 years.
Adam Carter
Not quite the thing I wanted to be above average at.
J Patrick Connolly
A year or a month. Surely it's a mistake?
Becca Cooper
Me and my fella get 1 a week, sometimes 2. If you say £20 a time that works out more like £1-2k.
Bryn Rees
Only ever had one in my life about five years ago, a pizza delivered to me, it was lukewarm, soggy and expensive for what it was and I can't imagine ever wanting a lukewarm McDonald's or Burger King.
Sharon Halstead
It usually is cheaper than buying it cooking it and washing up after.
Alison Young
Maybe £20 a year for me.
Ellie Shikari
This is the first time I've ever been above average at something!
George Owen
And everyone is complaining that there is a money shortage. It's about time the ones that spend this sort of money get their priorities right and learn to cook.
Joan Johnston
Not Me! Don't buy takeaway, cheaper to cook from scratch.
So there you have it. You can view the Facebook post and all the comments here. And feel free to leave your own if you haven't already.