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Do you really only spend £20 a month on food?0
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joolsybools wrote: »Do you really only spend £20 a month on food?
No it was meant to be £20 a week on food.Mortgage Free 2016Work Part Time:DHouse Hunting In France 20230 -
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Uht milk, not much bread, eggs, chocolate,pasta and rice, yogurt, soups, cereal, tuna.savingmummy wrote: »How do you do that?
I thought i was good spending £150-£180 a month!!
Of course sometimes I have to stock up on frozen food which can take me to £35. But what I do is take my mobile around and tot up using the calculator as i go along.
Yes when my daughter is here its more as well prob £28 but I do try to keep it cheap. I stock up on cat food and cat litter too.
Its just me remember and i only buy what I need, but chocolate is a must and if I stay in at weekend I buy wine at just over £3.
I eat lots of fish too and am now trying to eat more fruit and salad.
Super noodles too for quick lunch.Mortgage Free 2016Work Part Time:DHouse Hunting In France 20230
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