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I spent just £3.73 at L!dl today, I went in for the big bag of onions - such good value - but I also wanted one or two other things. But, I didn't buy the butter I wanted because it is now £1.19, I am sure it was £1.10 just a short while ago - am I dreaming it? Does anyone know any cheaper places for butter? It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just plain old butter.31.5/1000
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FrugalLina wrote: »I spent just £3.73 at L!dl today, I went in for the big bag of onions - such good value - but I also wanted one or two other things. But, I didn't buy the butter I wanted because it is now £1.19, I am sure it was £1.10 just a short while ago - am I dreaming it? Does anyone know any cheaper places for butter? It doesn't have to be anything fancy, just plain old butter.
Frugal, if you have a farmf**ds near you then they have butter at buy 2 for £1 EACH - sorry not sure of the price if you only buy one tho. Its really nice tooWhen you were born, you were crying and everyone around was smiling. Live your life so at the end, you're the one who is smiling and everyone around you is crying!:rotfl:
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Ooh, thanks MunniMuncher, there isn't one near where I live, but I will be near one on Friday for work, so will pop in and get a couple!31.5/1000
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Another £2.76 spent today in B &m on some cereal bars, chow main sauce.
I had a lovely lunch out with mum for her birthday so won't be needing a dinner.
Tomorrow I will be needing some of my flavoured water but it's coming up the cheapest at Mr A and I am really not keen on shopping there....too many uncontrolled children :eek:No buying toiletries Graduated May 2017Decluttered 2016 2469 items, 2017 1580 items :j2018 3060 itemsSealed Pot Challenge No 0380 -
FrugalLina wrote: »Oooh, is that the drink or the confectionery?
It's the eating kind!
Spent £1.59 today in Mr T and £24.82 on stocking up in !id! which brings me up to £237.43 so far and just over a week to go. Am so hoping I can do it!
Helen Jelley, I'm happy to just update in my signature as I also obsessively write everything down in my diary at home!Make £2020 in 2020 £178.81/£2020
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FrugalLina wrote: »Ooh, thanks MunniMuncher, there isn't one near where I live, but I will be near one on Friday for work, so will pop in and get a couple!
Asda have Country Life butterinoffer for £1 if you only want to buy one. I am thinking of stocking up on this,Slimming World at target0 -
Frugal, if you see double cream reduced, you could make your own? nom! nom! nom!When you were born, you were crying and everyone around was smiling. Live your life so at the end, you're the one who is smiling and everyone around you is crying!:rotfl:
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spent £20 at Home Bargains today but that did include toilet rolls.kitchen rolls and toothpaste ...also topped up with some treaty bits for kids.
Then £6.50 in Al**is..picked up 3 bags of crisps...kids like them and 10 in a bag...only around 5/6 in a bag even at £land,a full cucumber, tom sauce, also got a dozen seeded bread cakes for tomorrows tea..HM burgers..hotdogs if anyone wants them and salad..kind of an indoor barbie lol.
Hoping for a NSD tomorrow...I wont be going shopping but DD1 is passing the big MrTs:eek::eek:Feeding 6 Adults 1 Teen a 8 year old with hollow legs and a very fussy 5 year old. Also 3 cats and 3 fishies
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Hi all!
no SMs for me for the 2nd day in a row
And i can totally vouch for the fruity pancakes on the 1st page of this thread, me and kids made them and they were lovely!
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Helen Jelley, I'm happy to just update in my signature as I also obsessively write everything down in my diary at home!
You can probably tell I'm a bit obsessive with keeping track of my spending from my sig
Whatever's easiest for you Helen, I honestly have no idea how you manage to keep track of all the budgets :Tand it must take hours and hours .....Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
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