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Grocery Challenge - February 2012
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oh my goodness 21 pages already!!! will try to catch up this evening in between working on an essay
can I have £200 for FEB Please
came in well under in jan, here's hoping i can do it again!
Good luck1 adult, 3 children-Newborn and ages 4 & 6, 1 rabbitbudget of £250 is for food, toiletries, nappies, wipes, cleaning/washing products and pet supplies (litter, sawdust, food)0 -
MunniMuncha wrote: »Many thanks to everyone for their onion tips, :T:T but can I ask what shop Rosspa is please? Not sure we have one of those near us - the only conclusion I could come up with was Sp*r?
Helen Jelly, have already said that I don't mind a number as just grateful for you running this site,:T but also wanted to say that like others not really worried about a list at the front as just keep an eye on my own budget really (but still interested in everyone else's throughout the thread and how we are all getting on:D)Rosspa is online shop.
Haven't tried them yet but have been looking at their site and it looks quite good. Will do a comparison with MrT when I next need to do a shop.
http://www.rosspa.co.uk/BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0 -
:wave:Hello everyone a couple of spends to declare £9.87 at asd@ for cheese (2 for £4)washing liquid bread and milk and £12.87 at t$sco for mince ,chicken breasts and pork steaks . Tonights dinner was pasta with HM tomato sauce and garlic bread have to consider it a success DS2 who is a very fussy eater said it was alright:j praise indeed from him. Hope you all had a good dayDebt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
SPC #73 Feb NSD 0/200 -
wasn't gonna report these but need to stop being so naughty! £1.13 on 2 bags of crisps last night and £2.70 tonight on a chip with kebab sauce! naughty girl!Save 12k in 2014 (my target: £10 000):
My savings: £4878.54/£7000
Joint account savings: £2685.57/£3000
Total:£7564.11/£10 000 (as at 26/10/14)0 -
Only a couple of small spends so far. £3.15 for milk and bread flour from L1dl and £2.26 for a mountain of reduced sausages at W@itrose butchers counter. Might need to go to Sainsbobs tomorrow though as I need sour cream and L1dl or Ald1 don't stock it. I'm going to try to eat from the freezer most of the week.0
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MunniMuncha wrote: »helen_jelly wrote: »Budgets noted to post 195 - I'll update the front page later
I was having a little think [DH says thats always dangerous lol] I have to write down everyones name and then their budget and then go to my first post and change/add everyone on, the writing part takes ages!! so I was trying to think how to make it quicker/easier and the only way I could come up with is to give everyone a number instead of your name i.e. Helenjelly £250 would change to 75 £250 - saves lots of time when I'm writing loads of names down - can anyone see any probs with that or is it a carp way of doing it or if you prefer to keep your name then that is soo ok with meQUOTE}
Thanks
Btw, does anyone know how you can mark what you last post was that you read as I have spent the last 10 minutes trying to find out where I left it last? Thank you
Helen x
I Bookmark the page! The same goes for any important posts I want to go back to.Annual Grocery budget 2018 is £1500 pa £125 calendar month £28.84 pw for 3 adults0 -
MumOf2Beasties wrote: »oh my goodness 21 pages already!!! will try to catch up this evening in between working on an essay
can I have £200 for FEB Please
came in well under in jan, here's hoping i can do it again!
Good luck
21 pages,? I make it 11 someone posted how to alter this but I cant remember who or how.Slimming World at target0 -
Stopped in at Waitrose today.
Got a bit carried away with fancy butters, flavoured vinegars...... and popping candy (which I absolutely have not been just eating today :A) and gold leaf and valrhona chocolate
Also got scampi, some steak and loads of other bits and pieces.
Total added to signature.0 -
Spent £25.98 today plus the £15.39 spent on meat the other day brings my total this week to £41.37 leaving me with £8.63 for the rest of the week.Mortgage and Debt free but need to increase savings pot. :think:0
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