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June 2009 Grocery Challenge

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  • searching_me
    searching_me Posts: 18,414 Forumite
    Shortie wrote: »
    I'd be busting for a wee by then :rotfl:

    made even more difficult by being pregnant :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:x
    :)Still searching .....:)
  • russetred
    russetred Posts: 1,334 Forumite
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    Just updating my siggy.The freezer is really low now,in fact I found the large bag of brambles OH was going to make jam with last year:eek:I think it was me who stole the sun I'm in a tiny pocket of beautiful weather surrounded by areas pouring with rain, bizarre! We're off on our holibags at the end of the month so trying to be inventive with what's left in the freezer and cupboards.I usually spend so much more on shopping when we're away at Haven, so probably just as well we're being mega frugal.I'll need to check out vouchers for days out meals etc for Somerset.Any tips for the burnham on sea area? Chicken Kiev,potato lattices and some sort of veg for tea.
    "Sometimes life sucks....but the alternative is unacceptable."
  • dazzle21
    dazzle21 Posts: 1,962 Forumite
    Hello! Spent £75 already! this does include replenishing baby milk which was a big chunk of £'s! also got 2 chickens from Waitrose (£5.50 each or 2 for £8) They're HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Going to cook one tonight and use it for lunch tomorrow/sunday/monday (o/h is working so can take lunch with him) and dinner sunday! Went into Tesco and got a massive bag of pasta and some other bits, resisted buying random things! A kind freecycler gave us a breadmaker so we're having fun with that! :) Need to be careful now this month to stay in budget :)
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  • natsing
    natsing Posts: 555 Forumite
    Oh dear, I overspent on my essentials shop- looks like its going to be nearer £120 for us, but thats ok, I'll do it next month!
    Debt free 11/05/11!

    Savings £4000/ £300
  • mooomin
    mooomin Posts: 13,703 Forumite
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    £1.40 on bread, nothing else so far!

    May well go and buy fruit & veg at the weekend, but nothing else today :j
  • Evening all, just £4 odd spent today on 6 pint milk (i need my own cow, get through soooo much), and some baby jars. Didnt come out of grocery cash though but what was in my purse. Otherwise had a LSD and spent day in park with friend and dd, took a homemade picnic, lovely till the rain came!

    Hopefully a NSD tommorrow cos am planning on a bit of a clean around the house and catch up on some washing and ironing

    Have a good weekend!
  • Cornishpixie_2
    Cornishpixie_2 Posts: 756 Forumite
    edited 5 June 2009 at 8:57PM
    Hi, spent another £7-39 over the past few days. £2 on bread. The rest today on strawberries and cream (dessert tonight), and garlic bread and onion rings to go with the HM quiche for tonights dinner. Went into M&S to get a caterpillar birthday cake. (from seperate budget). Anyhoo DS3(4) was carrying it and people stopped him to ask "ah! whoose birthday is it then?" and I would reply "Daddy's he's 44 sunday" :rotfl:
    Grocery challenge june £300/ £211-50.
    Grocery challenge july £300/£134-85.
  • Julimk
    Julimk Posts: 349 Forumite
    Did my mid-month top-up shop – mainly bits for DD’s pack-ups that I don’t buy all at the beginning of the month or she would get through them all in the first couple of weeks. Came in at £12.36, so I am very please with that.

    Still got nearly £20 left & while there are another 2 weeks to go it will just be for milk, and other bits & pieces to tide us over, so should be fine.
  • TheBees
    TheBees Posts: 601 Forumite

    Hello MrsM - Please put TheBees down for £380 for the month of June.
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  • Hollysan
    Hollysan Posts: 136 Forumite
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    Hello everyone,

    Just popping in to record £123.16 spent in the first week! This includes our monthly online shop delivered this week, which includes basics to last us the month. Just noticed that it is a 4 and a half week month though, which is always a pain.

    However we have plenty in the cupboards. I just need to do some baking and cooking for the freezer (which is nearly empty now!) so that I don't have to cook every night. Feeling very short on inspiration so I will have a look at the recipes for some ideas. Finding it hard to think of anything to put in the freezer now that it's summer. Maybe quiche?

    Have a good week.

    Hollysan
    MFiT-T4 #63
    Mortgage £78,000/£67,690.73
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