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Stop buying sandwiches
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Mortgage free by 30:eek:: £28,000/£100,000
Debt free as of 1 October, 2010
Taking my frugal life on the road!0 -
i have just tried to make bread rolls for the boys paked lunches without success
so gonna have to go and buy some (they taste lovely and will be ok with soup but they are very hard on the outside) Boiler pot £30.92/£10000 -
Nottoobadyet wrote: »
My big issue though is that there is a Wasabi on my way home from work, and I frequently stop for just £1 or £2 of sushi and pickles...
I make mine - and it's really cheap too as I use ingredients that freeze. I cook the rice drain and then stir in stock. I don't often use sushi rice - normal stuff depending on the budget - then stir in a stock cube, garlic, ginger and then roll it up in the nori sheets. I then wrap it in a clean tea towel in the fridge for a couple of hours to firm up, then portion it up into bags for the freezer. I only use nori, rice and spices - any meat, veg or fish would go manky I think.
I do all sorts of things - any left over mash n veg gets made into bubble n squeek potato cakes which are nice with value branston in your sandwich box. I buy cheapie 9p bread from morrisons and a 27p bar of choccie and make chocolate cinnamon bread pudding.
One of my fave things is making onion and pea bhaji's - amazing what you can do with a tin of mushy peas, an onion, some bicarb spices and gram flour. I made about 40 little ones the other day and OH wolfed the lot! lol
I try not to chuck any food out within reason.
hope that helps.........
Sassers xCurrent debt and mortgage: £25, 820.35 Debt/Mortgage at start: £92,598 (27/09/2010)
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Spent £5.60 on stuff for lunch this week - ham, cheese and pickle wraps (already had the pickle). What normally happens is a make it Monday and Tuesday, but by the end of the week, I'm getting up late, dont have time, and end up spending £5-£7 on lunch in town. Got to try and avoid this pitfall!Debt at 1/1/11 £7,049.75, now £6,682.12 at 9/3/110
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just been to adsa got a pack of 24 rolls, 3 packs of smart price sausage rolls (sausage rolls were reduced to 10p so 2 lots have been put in the freezer) pack of ham and a tin of corned beef also a bag of frozen chips so i can do stuff with chips this week without having to find someone to peel potatoes (got cerebral palsey which affects my right arm) so spent a grand total of £6.01 that should do 3 lots of lunches a day for a few daysBoiler pot £30.92/£10000
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I have just made my vegan cornish pasties, and they have made the whole house smell heavenly. The OH has scoffed one and they have his discerning seal of approval...0
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