July 2012 Grocery Challenge
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I don't know if I am allowed to do this so if I am not please remove the link.
It is a £1 off Nestle cereal code. Tesco have Nestle for £1 at the moment so you will get it free.
Thankyou to the coupon thread on MSE for this.
I hope it helps people who are finding the budget a bit tight x
https://www.facebook.com/LoveBrandsU...67611269949046£36/£240
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I don't know if I am allowed to do this so if I am not please remove the link.
It is a £1 off Nestle cereal code. Tesco have Nestle for £1 at the moment so you will get it free.
Thankyou to the coupon thread on MSE for this.
I hope it helps people who are finding the budget a bit tight x
https://www.facebook.com/LoveBrandsU...67611269949046
I don't think you are allowed to put it here, but you can put it on the code and discount vouchers board and put a link to the thread here.0 -
I don't know if I am allowed to do this so if I am not please remove the link.
It is a £1 off Nestle cereal code. Tesco have Nestle for £1 at the moment so you will get it free.
Thankyou to the coupon thread on MSE for this.
I hope it helps people who are finding the budget a bit tight x
https://www.facebook.com/LoveBrandsU...67611269949046
Thanks so much :T:A Every moment is a gift. That's why we call it the present.!:A
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Sorry I have not been posting but life has been a bit hectic here while trying to get everything done so my time has been limited. Also I haven't really got a budget at the moment, it is a case of I have this much to spend this week so that is what I will have to try and do.
Just had a delivery from Tesco which came to £55, will probably need to get some more veg, milk and bread later.
Dinner last night was Gruffalo Crumble aka Veg and blue cheese bake.
I cubed enough potatoes for 5 of us, 2 sweet potatoes, carrots and leeks. Put a knob of butter in a big pan and sauted them off with 3 or so crushed garlic cloves. I then added 300ml of milk and 300ml of veg. stock (I used Bisto Best) and then simmered it until the veg was cooked. Transfered it to an oval Pyrex and crumbled 250g of blue cheese of the top. I whizzed together butter and Doves GF flour to make a crumble topping and spread it over, (GF) bread crumbs should work just as well I think. Popped it in a 220degC oven for 30 mins (with my oven I would probably try 20-25 mins next time.) Clean plates all round.
ETA: If you have people who just cannot do with out their meat then a couple of rashers of bacon chopped up and fried off and then added would be good. Or a couple of sausages cookked of and chopped up.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0 -
I just went to mr S and on the way saw that there's a wednesday market nd it's so much better than the saturday one!! Good value, big variety of stuff and it's so organised with aisles and baskets. Got courgettes, aubergines, peppers, garlic, grapefruits and the biggest cauliflower ever. And milk and cheese from mr S. Must update my sig now.Living cheap in central London :rotfl:0
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Florenceem - have a good trip tomorrow!
Bought a few more bits yesterday but still at £69/£80 and not much left to get .Pay debt in 2012 #278 £2347/£5364
Sealed Pot 5 #1713 £78.57 //Crazy Clothes Challenge #97 £79.49/£100
Grocery Challenge:
Feb £359/£360 Mar £390/£450 Apr £335/£320
May £330/£320 Jun £455/£400 Jul £321/£320
Aug £399/£370 Sep £345/£300 Oct £421/£400 Nov £0/£3200 -
im toying with the idea of baking my own bread. is it truely cheaper as i begrudge paying over £1 for a loaf! and the cheap value stuff goes green so quickly (no room in freezer to freeze!)
can any of you offer some advice from experience? also rolls too as we notice ours go stale quickly and would rather bake my own every few days if thats poss? thxCurrent Mortgage balance - £348,607.76/£395,999.
Tesco - £9,757.91
HSBC - £7,186.540 -
It is definatly cheaper. Can work out to 30p-40p a loaf. I have a Panasonic bread maker (which is highly recommended on here) and love it. You can put the ingredients in the night before and just select dough and then do your rolls in the morning from it. I really should start using mine again, have just got out of the habit.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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Sorry craigyvw...was busy with the LOs but see your question has been answered.:)..I prefer the 18 packs..mainly as they have a handle so easier to carry..I rely on public transport as OH is rarely home...Coach driver in sunnier climates lol...but could only get 9 packs today...still bought 2 and struggled...pram toddler and shoppingxxx
thank-you anyway:)C.R.A.P.R.O.L.L.Z #7 member N.I splinter-group co-ordinater I dont suffer from insanity....I enjoy every minute of it!!.:)0 -
Just been to JS tupperware on sale, 1/3 off... 3 2l clip and lock for £8.66, I was pleased with that... Going to count up what I have and see if worth getting anymore. Bit of a rubbish day as my money is on Tupperware, OH has a golf trolley...something wrong somwhere?! :-) At least the weather is starting to brighten up a bit...the hours are getting away from me today, going to the library this afternoon or tomorrow morning to look for some books on excel and then I can start budget spreadsheets...maybe I should have on for golf?!!Grocery Challenge Target £400!!
August 0/£4000
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