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November 2014 Grocery Challenge

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  • Mrs_Cheshire
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    Grocery Challenge 2020
    Jan £377.98/£380, Feb £417.83/£370 March /£400
  • PennyGrabber
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    I have about 30 pears and don't know what to do with them. Too many to eat! (They were free.) does anyone have a good jam or chutney recipe?
    Tia x
    Grocery challenge for family of three - me, dd(12) and ds(11), feeding dp 2 or 3 x a week too. Only food, not toiletries. Jan £87.97/£100 Feb £0/£100
    Frugal 2018 needed! Saving and NOT spending
  • CountingPennies
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    Thanks for that Mrs C!

    Think i'll just stick to Mr T's for fruit and veg this week then. Only thing on there I would buy is apples, not really worth going out my way for TBH.

    CP xx
    Slimming World Challenge 2017 0/30.5lb

    Grocery challenge 2017 JAN: £5.56/£350
  • owl_lover
    owl_lover Posts: 73 Forumite
    edited 7 November 2014 at 10:38PM
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    Has been a bit of an odd few days as DD is unwell and now I have it too :(
    (nothing serious just a cold/cough).
    Managed a NSD on Wednesday.
    Yesterday had to run to corner shop to get more medicine for dd and got some carrots too total spend- £4.48
    Today OH went to Morris*ns to get me medicine and lemon & honey plus a few other bits. Christmas chocs were on offer so he got 4 boxes! Total spend- £19.34

    This brings our total to
    £94.66/300
    Quite a lot gone but still confident we can do it :)

    November GC- £322.43/£300. Dec - £364/£400
  • lynnejk
    lynnejk Posts: 5,732 Forumite
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    edited 8 November 2014 at 12:38AM
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    Bobarella wrote: »
    Hi All £12.60 spent today. It's my birthday .....
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    HAPPY BIRTHDAY - enjoy :bdaycake:
    Hi everyone!! Late to the party this month. Been quite poorly, so haven't been online.
    Hope you feeling better CP - glad you back :D


    Managed another NSD. Still trying to live out of freezer.


    Mostly sticking to menu plan but out the morrow for a freebie (MS meal :j). Now have to do a menu plan for next week :rotfl:


    Hope you all have a super Saturday
    Lx
    £10day.2014=3213/2015=3421/2016=3238/2017=2702/2018=498..APR=12.03/300
    GrocC.2014=2162/2015=2083/2016=218/2017=1996/2018=450..APR=17.13/200
    Bulk buy.......APR=233.76
    GC.NSD..2015=216/2016=213/2017=229/2018=39..APR=03/15
    SPC130:staradminx61..2014=1178/2015=1287/2016=4616/2017=3843
    OS WL= -2/8 ......CC =00......Savings = £13,140
  • Bobarella
    Bobarella Posts: 10,824 Forumite
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    lynnejk wrote: »
    Bobarella wrote: »
    Hi All £12.60 spent today. It's my birthday .....
    QUOTE]
    HAPPY BIRTHDAY - enjoy :bdaycake:

    Lx

    Thank you!
    " Your vibe attracts your tribe":D

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    Roadkill 17 £56.58 2016-£62.28 2015- £84.20)
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  • Poddly
    Poddly Posts: 197 Forumite
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    I have about 30 pears and don't know what to do with them. Too many to eat! (They were free.) does anyone have a good jam or chutney recipe?
    Tia x

    How about pickled pears, goes with cheese I think, try Delia for recipe? Or any autumn fruit chutney. I would make a pear and almond tart, use in cakes, puree some to use with yogurt, porridge, rice pud, smoothies. HTH
  • merzal
    merzal Posts: 290 Forumite
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    Another £2.20 spent on milk and icecream. I'm doing well staying out of shops and when I do go in only buying what I need. Have had 5 NSDs so far this month and OH is working 3-11pm next week so won't have the car to pop to the shops which is a good thing as I def don't need anything. If I need more milk I'll just go to the corner shop, it's £1 for 2litres so not too bad!
    Total spends this month-£6.19
    [STRIKE]CC1: £354.35 / £354.35[/STRIKE]
    CC2: £390 / £1475.98
    Boiler: £1500 / £2500
    [STRIKE]Overdraft: £1000 / £1000[/STRIKE]
    Emergency Fund : £20
  • Solstice_3
    Solstice_3 Posts: 444 Forumite
    edited 8 November 2014 at 2:32PM
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    My poor little DS had the flu vaccine and he now has a nasty cold :( Made him up some honey and lemon water which I hope he will drink but I'm not sure what else I can do other than keep him warm, plenty of water and calpol.

    The weather :eek: I shall not be going out today unless the rain lets up - I walk and it's 20 minutes to the shops, just isn't happening.

    We have milk, fruit and the fixings for lunch and dinner plus porridge for breakfast, poor DD will have to have porridge made with water as she is dairy free.

    I really hope there is a break in the rain tomorrow or we will be eating freezer veg with our Pheasant which won't really do it justice.

    [STRIKE]08/11 NSD (3)[/STRIKE]
    Stay at home Mum to DS Oct 2011 and DD Dec 2013
    Grocery Challenge

    April 298.08/300.00 NSD 14 May £213.56/£300 NSD 4
  • Happygreen
    Happygreen Posts: 2,948 Forumite
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    Another NSD today
    First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win - Gandhi
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