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August 2011 Grocery Challenge
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Hello, I haven't been on here for a while, i've been very busy as we are supposed to be moving out this week! Spend 86.94 since I last updated, which leaves me with 193.87 for the rest of the month. I'll need to defrost my freezer before the big move, so I'll be trying to use everything up this week which should cut down on my spending.
Hope everyone is doing well and keeping to budget!Working my butt off to buy the house of my dreams!0 -
I've just realised I'm not down for this month, think I posted my budget at the end of last month's thread ??
Anyway, I'm definitely in, could you put me down for £250 please!!0 -
Good morning everyone,
well have now sixteen fishcakes in freezer. Also making banana muffins this morning as noticed bananas in fruit bowl looking very ripe and there is now way I will eat them up. So rather than see them go to waste....
Trying to organise bits and bobs for packed lunches this week. Muffins will be frozen and carried in lunch box.
Hope to pop into a**i later to pick up supersix. Think there are peppers and potatoes on this week.
Hope everyone saves a little today.It takes a long time to eat an elephant and I'm doing it a bite at a time!!!0 -
another £5.12 for me today, realy should stay away from shops. I only needed bread!
I'm now left with £153.88 for the rest of the month.0 -
Third time in 5 weeks: Popped into Mr T's metro to fill petrol and just had a quick look at the discount shelves:
The Mild Indian Meal for Two Takeaway down from £6.76 to £1.76!!!
Bag contains: Chicken-tikka Masala, CHicken Korma, Bombay Potatoes, Pilau Rice and Naan bread.
Now that, my friends, is a good saving! All times, I've gone in around 6:30pm on a Sunday evening. Hope this helps! Oh! And it's much better than the one you get in AS DA which is slightly cheaper.0 -
hi...hope all are going well....i went to aldi to look at the super 6 yesterday...not that impressed but got the pots and the lettuce...the garlic was cheap but didnt need any so didnt bother
i am going to make a curry for tea to use up a few bits of veg in the fridge...might make a pudding but not sure what....something with blackberries as i have picked a lot recently
hoping for a non spend day today...fingers crossed
tessaonwards and upwards0 -
OK. Totally lost track this month. Have been doing some winter stocking up and lost some receipts. Think I'll be well over but at least we'll have something to eat when we get snowed in :rotfl:GC Mar 13 £47.36/£1500
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HIGHLAND FLING , like the sound of your fishcakes, do you use equal quantities of fish to potato, roll them in breadcrumbs, defrost before cooking??? actually what i am after is the darn recipe!
thank you:beer:0 -
Woooh-hoo NSD
Pulled pork in wraps for dinner left overs from roast yesterday.
Hope you,ve all had a good Monday, was back to work for me (oh to win the lottery and become a free spirit!)
Take care xNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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i bought a Swap chicago town for dinner. Not adding it as a TMF. Hope that doesn't break rules.!!!grocery challenge 9.86/600
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