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January 2010 Grocery Challenge
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just updated my signature we went to Mr T for some bits so 10.00 then Morrisons Saturday another 5.00 but there fruit and veg at 30p a bag was a great buy.
making potato bake today and hubby made veggie soup for tomorrow and not chucked any food out which we are so pleased about. so still on target so far.
Slushy snow here.Weight loss challenge 66lb to go /59lb's lost
Grocery Budget January £150/£175
Feb £150/0 -
£52.50 yesterday at Aldi. Bought a huge butternut squash and some sweet potato that I will make some soup from.
£1.00 at the poundshop today for two tins of spaghetti and beans.
£4.21 at B&M.
So together £57.21 taking my total for the month to £217.21/£350 but I've now room for anymore food either in fridge, freezer or cupboards.
I'm also going to be making some mango jam which will last through into at least next month.
Will update signature now.GC Jan £318/£350, Feb £221.84/£300, Mar £200.00/£250 Apr £201.05/£200 May £199.61/£200 June £17.25/£200
NSD Feb 23/12 :j NSD Mar 20/20 NSD Apr 24/20
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Another NSD here due to having to wait in for a parcel delivery. It arrived at 2.30pm which didn't leave me enough time to go to MrT. Will go tomorrow as we are completely out of fruit, and only have onions on the veg front!
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£49.76 going on the total after food shopping at Mr T. I'm hoping this lot will last for 10 days or so...I bought lots of veggies to make soup, the last batch turned out yummy so I'm hoping to make enough to be able to freeze lots.
Cupboard, fridge and freezer now looking nice and packed
Have a lovely evening everyone, stay warm! xAll the coffee in Columbia won't make me a morning person...
Virtual Sealed Pot Challenge Member #5 - £128.19
NSDs - April 9/18
Grocery Challenge - April £22.94/£160
6 months to slim into clothes challenge - started March 2010
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Evening all!
Snow hasn't meant NSDs here- DH has walked to the shops most days to get little bits and pieces. However, we should still be ok this month - fridge/ freezer and cupboards are well stocked - I have spent so much because I have stocked up on proper bargains (ie ones we actually use even at full price!
) We have loads of f&v, a couple of loaves in the freezer and enough mmilk for a few days. Come the weekend I will need more bread, milk, onions (I only have 1 - unheard of!!) and Quavers (DSs addiction for weekends) and ham for packed lunches. Other than that - we'll see....;)
Oh - and DH has a job offer today (an hour after the interview:D) - starting mid Feb - yeay!
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spent £5.27 in the butchers 1lb minced steak and 6 pork and tom sausages
£11.30 in co-op
got veg
pasta
biscuits
6 creme eggs ( thanks to whoever mentioned the offer)
eggs
and some bits and bobs
still unable to get my car out so I am spending less :T0 -
spent £4 at Tesco by DS school this morning and £17 at waitrose this afternoon - which I went to coz its still snowing here and that is easiest to park
half of that was on cat food, rest on carrots, mayo, cheese but also got a few woopsies (dried apricots as we are tring to do better on 5 a day and cut down on unhealthy snacks)I think I saw you in an ice cream parlour
Drinking milk shakes, cold and long
Smiling and waving and looking so fine0 -
Any ideas on how to use up some iceberg lettuce apart from a salad? Also cucumbers too?MFW 2016 No 68 £1300/£8500 No new toiletries Cook sth different0
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A small spend today on milk and potatoes so £6.05 added to totals.
Managed to resist the temptation of the reduced bakery goods on the way past, though I was severely tested
Hope the ice isn't causing you all too many problems.:xmastree:Merry Christmas0 -
Any ideas on how to use up some iceberg lettuce apart from a salad? Also cucumbers too?0
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