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Who doesn't have a stock cupboard
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danetastic wrote: »Anyone know the cheapest place for porridge oats and own cornflakes a£di £idl asd* tesc* morris*ns Sainsbrys . All are a short drive away0
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Asda porridge oats 75p per 1kg bag and SP Cornflakes 46p 750g
Tesco 75p but their cornflakes are 500g packs at 31p not 750g, so the prices are about the same.
Sainsburys porridge £1 per 1kg bag and 500g basics cornflakes 31pBlessed are the cracked for they are the ones that let in the light
C.R.A.P R.O.L.L.Z. Member #35 Butterfly Brain + OH - Foraging Fixers
Not Buying it 2015!0 -
Just recently, I've been too ill to think about O/S
but I do miss going in the kitchen and preparing meals from scratch, meal planning, the grocery challenge - all of that
Take-out has featured a lot, lately, as I have not been able to cook but, albeit slowly, I am starting to venture into the kitchen again.
I do have a rather large stock cupboard but the danger is, things will run out of date before I get to use them. I feel safer with a stock cupboard though, than without.
So, an action plan:- making a meal plan, even if I don't manage to stick to it every day
- try and go through supplies and utilise things nearing their BBE
- try and get back in the kitchen
- return to the O/S ways I love but have had to put on hold
There is something delicious about writing the first words of a story. You never quite know where they'll take you - Beatrix Potter0 -
Now the weather is on the turn I will be adding a couple of extra things to my food shopping list, just to increase my supplies to cover illness or bad weather over the winter.
These will include pudding rice, suet, pasta, passata, baked beans, tinned fish, chopped tomatoes, sweetcorn, stock cubes, gravy powder......
Have really enjoyed reading this thread by the way:)0 -
Pipkin - I wouldn't worry about dates on tinned or dry goods, these are fine many years after their bbe date, possibly indefinately, as long as they are not dented.0
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Pipkin - I wouldn't worry about dates on tinned or dry goods, these are fine many years after their bbe date, possibly indefinately, as long as they are not dented.
That's how I see it;)"A government afraid of its citizens is a Democracy. Citizens afraid of government is tyranny!" ~Thomas Jefferson
"Your assumptions are your windows on the world. Scrub them off every once in a while, or the light won't come in" ~ Alan Alda0 -
Thanks guys think it'll be a trip to Asd*
Feeling really rough today don't know which generous soul gave me this but free to good ( or bad ) home one cold - head awful drippy nose and sore throat . Any takers ..........
No I thought not
Dosing myself up with Bryan and paracetamol and lots of tea . But feeling really miserable . Am off work on a staycation no doubt I'll feel better just as I'm due to go back to work.
Off to neuk some home made soup
Later guysDate restarted DFW 30/04/16
Money owed :-
Vet £700
DMP too much ( need to find out how much ) :eek:
That's it0 -
Bryan?? It was ibrufen when I typed it lolDate restarted DFW 30/04/16
Money owed :-
Vet £700
DMP too much ( need to find out how much ) :eek:
That's it0 -
danetastic wrote: »Bryan?? It was ibrufen when I typed it lol
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
Hope you feel better soon :grouphug:
Maybe a :grouphug: not wise. We don't all want it.:rotfl:0 -
Stock pile in our house is looking a lot better as well as the bank balance.
I have....
Lots of herbs n spices
Beans
Pasta 3kg
Rice 5kg
Tom pur!e x3
Chopped toms x 8
Passata x3
Soap
Flour plain and self raising
Lentils
Oats
Plenty for making cakes
Uht milk
Soups
5l oil
Sesame oil
Fish sauce
Oyster sauce
Egg noodles
Large bottle of soy
2 bags of sugar
Catering soup which goes a long way from makro at around £1.30 a box per box 25 servings.
Tesco bargains..... as I had this months magazine given to me by my mil and noticed the Lenor had been reduced to £1.50 a bottle and the coupon inside the mag was for £1 off. I now have 9 bottles at 50p each.
Same went for the ariel stain remover spray at £2.00 but the coupon was for £1.50 off, will go back for another two bottles next week
I also have x2 ariel wash gel £1 coupon and reduced to £4
Daisy bio powder 30 washes £2.99
Daisy colour powder 30 washes £2.99
Hopefully I won't need laundry stuff for about a year
But thanks to this thread I think we are prepared for anything!!!! I feel so much more relaxed knowing winter is coming and even if we got snowed in? We have everything we need....well near enough.
Would be good to stock up on...
Toothpaste
Toilet roll
Washing up liquid
Dishwasher powder or tabs
But I think we have got enough to last one month at a time?Ds2 born 3/4/12 8lbs 8.5:j
Ds1 born 28/4/07 9lb 8 :j
Frugal, thrifty, tight mum & wife and proud of it lol
:rotfl::j
Make money for Xmas challenge 2014 £0/£2700
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