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FRUGALPIE_2
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Evening all,
Am getting ready to tackle my cupboards and freezers to see what I have got...does anyone do their inventory in spreadsheet form? If so, can I be really lazy and cheeky and ask for a copy?
Frugalpie
Am getting ready to tackle my cupboards and freezers to see what I have got...does anyone do their inventory in spreadsheet form? If so, can I be really lazy and cheeky and ask for a copy?
Frugalpie
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Not a spreadsheet, but these free printables may get you started with at least the initial list making ....
Organised Home Printables
Depending on your computer abilities you may even be able to use it as a basis for drawing up your own spreadsheet?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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Can't vouch for it personally, but just googled and came across this ....
... http://www.eng.utah.edu/~bartholo/FoodStorage/ (called the Ultimate Food Storage Worksheet)
The blank one (futher down the page) opens up a PDF file and would give you a quick idea of what the format of the spreadsheet is and whether or not you could tweak it to suit your own purposes.
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PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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:eek: Makes my back of an envelope and a licked pencil look a bit basic.:rudolf:Life's a beach! Take your shoes off and feel the sand between your toes.0
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AS Queenie showed I have start using the Organised Home sheets - I have even given them to some of the peeps in wok
Ang
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Queenie - your'e a legend! I was just thinking about, now that ive done the budget and sorted the signature (see below) the next thing I need to do is the food budget for January so we stick to the £150 all in target.
Thanks!
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MATH wrote::eek: Makes my back of an envelope and a licked pencil look a bit basic.:rudolf:
:rotfl: Aw, bless ya!
:think: If you get any A4 envelopes for recycling ... you could then print off one of those inventory pages~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
PMS Pot: £57.53 Pigsback Pot: £23.00
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I just jotted my cupboard contents down a few weeks ago, filled 3 X A4 pages how bad is that? We had 15 tins of tomatoes LOL0
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Ooooh nearlyrich .. just think of the meals you can make with those~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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I'm the same, every time I open my "tins" cupboard they all fall out there are so many. I seem to have this seige mentality. I never have a tin of what the kids ask for though funnily enough..."got any baked beans" er no, better buy some! I really must use them up this year.0
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Queenie wrote:Ooooh nearlyrich .. just think of the meals you can make with those
Chilli anyone LOL0
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