Tesco Discussion Chats & Grabbits 11+ Xmas/NY (Incorporating HC's Glitch & B1tch Pub)

Wool27

For dinner tonight, we are having scottish salmon fillets, lightly steamed in homemade butter. With a leeks, 5p, carrots 20p for the huge bag, sprouts, frozen leftovers from christmas dinner and finest mash in buttermilk, whoopsied 35p.

Kids back at school tomorrow so i haventaken the step of refusing to buy carton drinks and have done em all squash in a flask. So heres to saving money and day 1 of myself and OH not smoking.

HappyChappy84

locarr wrote: »

I will also claim Scottish nationality if it gets free entry to all the 11 plus clubs without further effort!!:eek::rotfl:

Bloody chancer!:p:p:rotfl:

jumblejack

auto.armadillo wrote: »

for those of you who saw my mastiff piccies here is the litter they produced:j



how many do you think there are?:t

16!!!!!!!!!!!!

debsjc

jumblejack wrote: »

Fantastic! I approve

Love to hear how folks have created wholesome meals for pennies.

Well done you :T

Thank you. If I could find the meat very cheap all the time that would be great.
My problem is my nearest Mr T's is 12 mins drive, so if I make a special journey to go 'whoopsie' hunting it uses petrol. Unless I find a lot it isn't worth it.

ExTesco

ExTesco wrote: »

How about this one? Name the breed...

Ok the answer is.....






"Pip" is a red and white border collie

jumblejack

Wool27, well done on the butter... And the nutritious savvy meal and...



Giving up smoking:T

Hope everyone spurs you on!

I never buy carton drinks either. Can't beat high juice diluted in a recycled plastic bottle!!!

auto.armadillo

jumblejack wrote: »

16!!!!!!!!!!!!

Lol I had to count em twice when I first saw this piccie and I knew how many there were:jThere is 14 of them and Biggie is the big black one at bottom right:T

Scarlini

There you go Purdita just before I packed it all away this morning.

auto.armadillo

Wool27 wrote: »

For dinner tonight, we are having scottish salmon fillets, lightly steamed in homemade butter. With a leeks, 5p, carrots 20p for the huge bag, sprouts, frozen leftovers from christmas dinner and finest mash in buttermilk, whoopsied 35p.

Kids back at school tomorrow so i haventaken the step of refusing to buy carton drinks and have done em all squash in a flask. So heres to saving money and day 1 of myself and OH not smoking.

Wishing you and OH every success with your quiting smoking:beer:

Smart1e

FloFlo wrote: »

They trouted me with 4p mens items.:mad:

Maybe it was too cheap I'm not sure, the lady said today that this week they had been told it's ok to sell the little items for pennies as they were clearance but not the big things, and it's "manager's discretion" too which doesn't really help us.

I suppose it's no fun if it's too easy is it! Well, maybe!;)