Who doesn't have a stock cupboard

craigywv

just popping on from the grocery challenge and a girl has posted the sweet mincemeat ROBERTSONS is 20p a jar, just saying as this is stock cupboard thread and i know i will be getting a good few jars for mine def 20p a jar i just checked thats in ASDA

Possession

craigywv wrote: »

just popping on from the grocery challenge and a girl has posted the sweet mincemeat ROBERTSONS is 20p a jar, just saying as this is stock cupboard thread and i know i will be getting a good few jars for mine def 20p a jar i just checked thats in ASDA

The same one is 30p in Tesc* in case anyone doesn't have an asd*

prepareathome

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craigywv

thats great i thought i was the only one who had a hoard lol i dont feel safe without mine, its rotated and i like the feeling of controlling it, yours is fab well done !!!!

fuddle

aaaah pah! I have tin envy! Thanks for posting

Popperwell

I like the shelves/bookcases...mine is in crates...

prepareathome

The downside to using the bookcases is the books now live in giant Ikea bags.......

Confuzzled

craigywv wrote: »

thats great i thought i was the only one who had a hoard lol i dont feel safe without mine, its rotated and i like the feeling of controlling it, yours is fab well done !!!!

no you're not the only one, i might even show you mine someday... maybe :whistle:

thanks for sharing PAH, love seeing other people's stores... bit of a voyeur like that :rotfl:

Popperwell

The few times I have mentioned having a store cupboard I have yet to have a negative or a reaction of ridicule, the opposite is true. I think the trick is to approach the subject by using the idea you are doing it to avoid shopping so often and to try and save the rise in prices so replace like with like plus it gives you much more variety.

happycrafter_2

If it wasn't for my stock cupboard this week would have been very very difficult. Due to the car insurance people who took out a wrong payment (and couldn't put the money back in, it had to be a cheque) the small amount of money I had left before payday was gone.

This week we have some great meals (if I do say so myself) including:
sausage, bacon and chorizo gocchi bake
lamb curry with rice and peas
chicken and bacon pie

I haven't decided on the rest of the meals for the week yet, but I have no worries on how to feed a family of 4 (3 of which eat adult portions) until payday and it's all thanks to MSE and the old style forum.