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February 2010 Grocery Challenge
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PennyGrabber wrote: »Is this something i should know about? Teabags, pasta and rice are things i use lots of - where you you order bulk boxes?
I buy my rice from either Indian or Chinese supermarkets in 20kg bags. Much cheaper than our supermarkets. Pasta and tea I buy from Suma. I buy by the case and it lasts months.business mortgage £0))''(+ Barclay's business kitchen loan £0=Total paid off was £96105 PPI claimed and received £13527
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Just got cake out but its a bit soggy ive put it back for a few mins. Got to try the brownies will have a look on for recipie (dont think i spelt that right) Thanks for replying I'm a bit nervous as i have been wanting to join for a bit but not too good on computer. Had a NSD today!:AM&S 2,200.00
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PennyGrabber wrote: »Is there a recipe for that on here?
I posted it on the slow cooker thread yesterday. Used the pork fillet that is on offer in Morrissons at the moment. It was £3.20 for enough for 5 portions with loads of added veg.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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nothing spent today but dp spent 4.04 in Mr S yesterday. Signature updated.Sealed pot member 735
Frugal Living Challenge 2011
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Hi all.
Spent an annoying £12.19 today on 3 pizzas for £5, reduced bread, oats, apples, mandarins, on offer golden syrup (in case I get the baking bug) and ice cream (I am eating a bowlful now - love ice cream!)
Now I'm rechecking the receipts thinking I must have got more than that for £12 but no.
I need to have a few days of using up, not stocking up - I've spent over £140 in 4 days!August Shopping Challenge. 26/8. Budget £250 Spent £256.81.. £6.81 over. So £0.00 a day left.0 -
Hello all,
Spent £296.58 last month so aiming at £280.00 for this month, I work on a 4 week basis so my month will start today 31st Jan and finish 28th Feb
So Far, Co-op £23.37
Co-op £18.85
Tesco £28.07
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Hi all
had NSD's on Monday, Wednesday and today. Had my tesco delivery on Tuesday night which came to £31.03 so hopefully that will be me for this week.
Congratulations Ragz and Mr Ragz on the birth of baby Abigail:j0 -
Today was supposed to be a NSD but it all went the way of the pear
. I went for a follow-up appointment at the hospital, waited an hour and a half, consultant saw me for 25 seconds and said all fine, so seeing as I'd wasted half my afternoon anyway, I thought I'd go to Aldi and get a few seeds and maybe a couple of leeks. Then DH phoned to ask if I'd get him a sandwich to take on the coach tomorrow, plus they had loads of fruit and veg all so cheap :eek: plus spreadable butter and chicken all reduced - anyway the long and the short of it is I ended up spending £11.27.
Still, seeing as I have been in the habit of spending £80+ per week, things are still doing ok!
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I was supposed to have a NSD today too! It also 'went the way of the pear'. To the tune of £14.66, which I'm really quite annoyed about. I've been promising dd for ages that i'd get her some quality street - we had a massive tub at christmas and it clearly wasn't enough for her! She went to her first school disco today, and did NOT like it, so i thought i'd get the qs to cheer her up. £3.something. However, ds, 3 years old decided to run ahead of me and hide. Not happy, got into Asda, still couldn't see him, ended up with three asda workers and 2 security guards looking for him. after the longest 3 minutes of my life, he came out of the store with an asda person - he'd wanted to go up and down in the lift, so called it!! Hence, i was so relieved to have him back (and firmly strapped into a trolley) that i shoved a load of chocolate and fudge into my trolley too.:mad: Still, at least i have both my children!!!!!!! Love 'em to bits!
Added to signature, may struggle towards the end of the month, but we'll see!
PG x
ps thanks for recipe for pork and also for suma link:)Grocery challenge for family of three - me, dd(12) and ds(11), feeding dp 2 or 3 x a week too. Only food, not toiletries. Jan £87.97/£100 Feb £0/£100
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Hi folks,
Just popped out to do weekly shop. I'm sure everyone from MSE is there at 7.30pm-there is always a frisson of excitement in the air as the boy appears with the pricing gun (myself included of course!)
Spent £40.18 but have deducted £9 as I bought my DD a coat for her birthday! It was £59 but I used a coupon stash to bring it down.
My best bargains were:
4 x avocados for 20p
1 x bag salad spuds for 20p
Not much else really, the shelves had been cleared!!
Will have to space out the next shopping trip to s-p-r-e-a-d the cash!
SFG x0
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