Which small luxury is worth every penny?

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Most of us cut back on spending where we can, especially with prices rising. But there are usually a few small luxuries we refuse to give up. They are not essential, and they might seem silly to others, but they make daily life noticeably better. I am curious what everyone's are. Budgets are tight for many people right now

Mine is good coffee. I could save money with instant, but a decent bag of beans and a cheap grinder make every morning more enjoyable. Another is a properly comfortable pillow, which I upgraded a couple of years ago and never regretted. Small luxuries do not have to be expensive, just better than the basic option

Other common answers seem to be quality bedding, a decent pair of shoes, a streaming subscription, nice soap, fresh flowers or a weekly takeaway. Some people swear by a cleaner every fortnight, others by an annual trip somewhere. For some, it is buying books new rather than secondhand

The best small luxuries are the ones you use every day. A slightly more expensive item that you use daily often brings more joy than a big purchase you rarely use

Which small luxury is worth every penny for you?