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What no longer goes on YOUR shopping list?
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Don't buy any more ready made food - unless its for a night out night in - if you get my drift!
Bread (breadmaker is fab)
Yogurt (easyo)
Cakes, biscuits and snacks - only make me put on weight so I make my own with the boys.
Only buy crisps when we're entertaining!!!
Buy cheaper versions of day to day things so that I can use my OS money saving to spend on the one off luxuries. Eg my friends engagement party is at the end of the month - so I'm blowing the last two months luxury money on a HUGE bottle of bubbly!!Me, OH, grown DS, (other DS left home) and Mum (coming up 80!). Considering foster parenting. Hints and tips on saving £ always well received. Xx
March 1st week £80 includes a new dog bed though £63 was food etc for the week.0 -
Norman_Bean wrote: »Foil
Bread
Yoghurts
Ham
Sandwich Bags
All biscuits and cakes
and hopefully soon wine :beer:bottled our first 6 bottles of HM wine today :beer:
Sure ther's more but that's what springs to mind x
Love the word 'frugallers' btw!
Norman x
Very impressive Norman. Especially the wine:beer:The past is over & done & cannot be changed. This is the only moment we can experience - Louise Hay"You, yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection."-- Buddha0 -
Ready meals - cheaper and better to do your own shepherds pies and bologneses from scratch, plus you know what's in them.
Specialist kitchen and bathroom cleaners - white vinegar and a bit of soapy water does the trick.
Fabric conditioners - unnecessary.
Washing powder - bought a huge container of it from Costco a couple of years ago and still have loads left. Also use washballs for some washes.One life - your life - live it!0 -
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This list has built up over years.
Air Freshners
Fabric Conditioner
Bread/Rolls/Pizzas
Chutney
Jams
Marmalades
Body Sprays
Cleaning Sprays
Window/Glass Cleaners
Spray Polishes
Ready Meals
Cakes
Houmous
Most Christmas Things try to make each year cake, pudding, mincemeat, gravy, bread sauce, cranberry sauce, pies, cards. Decos are a mixture of homemade in with others.
Cushion covers
Probably loads more but because I don't buy them, we don't think of them. If you get what I mean.Put the kettle on.
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Cheers yummymommy - I'm very excited! Not sure I'll be able to wait while it matures!!!
I'll let you know how it tastes in a few months (if it hasn't sent me blind)
Norman xBon App's Scraps!
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bread - i too have a bread maker and prefer to know what goes into my food
fabric softener - only used to use it for towels but prefer to air then and its cheaper
fresh herbs - i grow my own
pickles/chutneys - i make my own in big batches and lasts ages0 -
how do the wash balls work and are they working also how many do you suggest buying i fancy giving it a go - i see on ebay they are selling 3 do you only need 1 for each wash or do you have to use all three if only 1 what is the point in buying three ?
Thanks
Make £200 by end of January... £20.42/£200
Grocery Challenge £200 pm Jan £0/£200
January no spend days - 1/310 -
Ready made mash
ready made yorkshire puds
Ready made pancake mix
Ready made lamb shanks
Theres not much really that i wont have a go at making home made stylieTTC #1 02/11
:jEED 12/11:j
MFW by 2020 Currently £91,272.49 28/06/110 -
ready meals - just don't eat them, would much rather cook our own
bread - LOVE my breadmaker
polish - got Ecloths instead
ready made pancake mix - why on earth would I buy this - how easy is it to make yourself? omg3 kids(DS1 6 Nov, DS2 8 Feb, DS3 24 Dec) a hubby and two cats - I love to save every penny I can!
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