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What is the ONE thing you refuse to scrimp and save on?
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Another vote here for Heinz baked beans. My other insistence is that my coffee has no chicory in it - revolting.Debt at highest: £6,290.72 (14.2.1999)
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Oops children have just pointed out that I'm fussy about butter - if I can't afford completely unsalted, it has to be 'slightly salted' - none of that bright yellow Anchor stuff for me.Debt at highest: £6,290.72 (14.2.1999)
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heinz sauce;) , typoo tea :coffee::rolleyes: the dog has to have james welbeloved or hill cheap stuff gives him a bad tummy!! :mad: (false ecomomy!!)
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Football! I couldn't go without it, although I am cutting down.
Also, diet coke, only proper coca cola will do.0 -
I'm fussy about bread and cheese. Most other things I'll buy value, but I will only do fresh wholegrain bread, and certain cheeses.
My husband is really fussy about milk.DFW Nerd No. 140
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Runnybabbit wrote: »Heinz baked beans - yum yum
Mine's got to be this one too! Also crunchy nut cornflakes! I don't mind scrimping on some things but food is my small luxury and i don't see why i should eat food i don't like just because its cheap. I don't buy expensive food and a lot of it is cheaper versions, but i like some brand names, makes me feel better.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Heinz baked beans too! And Tigi hair stuff (OH buys salon sized bottles of ebay though). OK magazine.
Ben & jerry's frozen yogurt. Amazing!It Will be Mine.............ITV Cash Win, Ipod Touch & Spa BreakI have the comping bug!
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Heinz baked beans......
Bold washing powder
Fairy liquid
heinz tomato sauce & hp sauce
Anything else i'l buy on offer or whatevers cheapest :jSave 1500 - (Monzo Card Pot by Dec 2021) 1020/1500
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Mine's got to be this one too! Also crunchy nut cornflakes! I don't mind scrimping on some things but food is my small luxury and i don't see why i should eat food i don't like just because its cheap. I don't buy expensive food and a lot of it is cheaper versions, but i like some brand names, makes me feel better.
And lets be honest, a lot of the cheaper food is full of rubbish like [more] chemicals, colourings etc. so by buying the better brand you get better quality and have better health, so will save in the long term health stakes.
That's how I look at it anyway
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It might sound really boring, but the one area I refuse to scrimp on is tyres for the car.... I tried cheap ones once and they nearly killed me when I hit some standing water on the motorway, so never again.....
Doesn't mean I won't hunt around for the best price though... and then haggle some....:money:
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