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September 2011 Grocery Challenge

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  • Hi

    This is the 1st time I've done this challenge please can you put me down
    Foe £180 this month. This includes all cleaning products,toilets rolls as well as food. This figure is a guess as to how much I am spending. Any money saved on this expense will be going towards paying off my credit card debts.


    DFF
    RBS £2,043.50 @0% until April 2014
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    Total Debt £4,566.28
    SPC 7 315. Emergency Fund 300/1000.
  • TrixieB
    TrixieB Posts: 704 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Accidentally posted on other thread oops lol

    Spent £6.50 other day on biscuits, bread, cheese, apples and can't remember now cause threw the receipt after logging it!!

    Need to buy veg oil and bread flour today and that should be it :)
    Trying very hard to be frugal and OS - just plodding on and doing my best!
    :money: :money:
    :money:
  • spent 2.50 yesterday on milk and bananas, dont need anything else for a while
    loves to knit and crochet for others
  • TrixieB
    TrixieB Posts: 704 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Picklepud wrote: »
    Just come back from Tesco, will update figures later as have to take off sons bits for uni (different budget) but just wanted to say that on the fresh meat counter they had half price chickens £2.50 lovely and big and fresh just incase anybody was interested.
    They did at mine too, just haven't got room on the freezer or fridge for any, was gutted!!
    Trying very hard to be frugal and OS - just plodding on and doing my best!
    :money: :money:
    :money:
  • Morning! A £95.87 'big shop' in MrT last night with OH :eek: Plenty of meat for freezer, whoopsie bread items, fridge filled, storecupboard bursting and a few more little items for the christmas cupboard... :j OH slipped a DVD into the trolley too (£7!!) but I'll include it. Got 6 bags of the buy one get two free scampi (OH is scampi obsessed so this will save a little cash over the next few months lol). This shop should last 2 weeks meat and storecupboard wise, but I think we will need to top up the fridge again next week.

    We relaxed a little this week with the shop as I'm off on a week of annual leave, so some value cashews, a few nice cheeses and bottles of fresh juice made it to the tills.

    Still, treats or not I dont think it would have come to that much if we'd been shopping a year or two ago..!!

    Right, I'm off to buy the two of us some winter clothes...:rotfl:
    MFW Sept 2013 Starting balance: £101160.59 25 years :eek:
    OPs 2013-2014: £64.33 :o MFW #78
  • Morning, managed a NSD yesterday, but its a spendy weekend ahead.

    So far i've spent £3.24 in Tesco's on frubes, perle du lait yogs and loaf of crusty bread to go with HM soup at lunch and nipped in to butchers for bacon, cooked ham and teacakes so another £5.46 gone, going to do a big shop at sainsburys tomorrow as i have a voucher for £12 off £60 spend and i aim to spend as close to the £60 as possible:), will probably nip into Tesco's tomorrow as i will be passing and it would be rude not to buy more frubes and perle du lait:D.
  • Please may I join you?
    Already been doing this on my own, had a budget (big) of £200 per month, and have already spent £100! :eek:There is only me and a 3 year old (and a cat)!!! I have quite a lot already in the house so hoping by joining this thread it will rein me in a bit. Ive upped my budget for the rest of the month to £150 to start me off and hopefully by coming on here it will set me up better for next month.
    Please put me down for £150 for September please
    Single working mummy to 3 year old cheeky monkey DFD: July 2016 - Tesco Loan [STRIKE]£14,000[/STRIKE] £13,490 / Owe dad ([STRIKE]£500[/STRIKE]£450 / Very account £[STRIKE]70[/STRIKE]60 / Overdraft £270 = Total (Jul11 [STRIKE]£14,940[/STRIKE] Now £14,300 (Paid off £670) Need to lose 14lb (3/14) (currently [STRIKE]11st12[/STRIKE] 11st9) Deseparately need a holiday for 2012 (£0/£1000) - Car Fund (£0/£1500) - Christmas Savings (£70)


  • Morning

    The last two days have been NSD :T which is a miracle in itself :D have got to go to Mr T's today to stock up on things for the school lunches etc, but have got a list and I AM going to stick to it :o will be back later to update my sig. :)

    Hope everyone has a good day.
  • ixia
    ixia Posts: 1,338 Forumite
    Been shopping
    £34.56 in Marks & sparks- only £4.56 ash though as I used £30 of vouchers
    Mr T's 54.63
    and I stocked up on toothpaste and face wipes in B**ts and used my points.

    Total spend today £59.19

    Leaving £325.90
  • rachbc
    rachbc Posts: 4,461 Forumite
    TEXT BOOK ERROR - took hubby to aldi - spent £44 quid and ended up with un-needed beer, chocolate, kitchen roll and chocolate biscuits and ice-lollies - when will I learn! Spend around £30 when I go alone!
    People seem not to see that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
    Ralph Waldo Emerson
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