How mother of quintuplets Kim Tucci feeds her family-of-10 for just $350 a week.

Kim Tucci became a global sensation when she fell pregnant last year with quintuplets – naturally.

The five recent arrivals brought her total number of children to eight – and her family to 10. That’s almost enough for an entire soccer team!

But if you thought that would make her weekly grocery bill go through the roof, think again.

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Thanks to her savvy supermarket shopping, Tucci manages to feed her family of 10 for just $350 a week.

Listen: Kim Tucci on feeding her family without breaking the budget. Post continues after audio.

“Please tell me you do frozen lunches or something,” asked I Don’t Know How She Does It host Alissa Warren.

“No frozen lunches, I always make them fresh!,” Tucci said.

And sitting down for a family dinner is non-negotiable.

“I make the dinner and we’ll have things like beef stroganoff, or roast vegetables and chicken drumsticks, risotto,” she said.

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“We try and do a healthy meal at the end of the day otherwise I feel really guilty.”

Sounds delicious.

Even food for her five 16-month-olds is freshly made every day.

“We make the food for the babies fresh every day, they don’t have anything out of a jar,” she said.

“We just couldn’t afford to buy that much baby food”.

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The biggest trick Tucci employs to stay in budget is shopping sensibly – and embracing homebrand.

“We do go for, for the babies, say the 85 cent bread as opposed to the $4 stuff. They’re not going to know the difference,” she explained.

“It’s the same with thinks like margarine for the kids. It just makes sense.”