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October 2012 Grocery Challenge
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Just updated my sig still within budget but instead of doing it weekly I am looking at 2 weekly now as that lets me spend a bit more when I see stuff reduced.
Pay day on Monday 15th so will do another 2 weeks to the end of the month from then.
As this is the first time I have done this challenge I am looking at where I can reduce next months budget and lets say there is room for improvement. I have cupboards full of food yet still buy more, I decide what I am going to eat then buy something else.?????
I need to stay out the SM and meal plan.As of 24th August 2016 total money owed was
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had 2 deliveries today -
Asda £108
Approved foods £30
Gosh the money goes so quickly.0 -
hi...loving the poster whos legs walked into morries...i say similar to my dh along the line of my legs walked in to the coop and i had to follow them
take care tessonwards and upwards0 -
very happy - just put the details in to the asda price guarantee for the last two shops I did there and have gotten two vouchers to the value £3.26 altogether.0
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Hi all,spent £33 in L#%& today. No shopping now for at least a week. Have £28 left so hoping I can make it. Think I will be over hope not by too muchGC July 345/325Aug GC 297.50/300:money: GC Sept £251/300
GC Oct 235/275 Nov GC £72/250
NSD 5/30:D
My month runs 22nd -22nd:cool:0 -
A mini-supermarket shop at the weekend (£20.21) and fruit, veg and eggs from the market (£10 - my friendly grocer rounded to nearest pound for me!).MFW: Nov 2008 £156k, Jun 2015 £129k, Jun 2017 £114k.0
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went shopping at icelond which I dont usually like as flour etc is so much more expensive but have to say I did get quite a lot of stuff for my money and not just junk which I dont buy.
Bought cereal as it was on offer and the lady in there said there is another cereal offer on tomorrow.
Coco pops, crave and two other cereal, dont know the prices yet but you buy them and get a bowl with them like last year or so.
Will have a look. I dont need the bowls but am hoping that the cereal will be cheaper again and then the bowls are very welcome.lolOld signature:OD 0/2000, CC 0/1500New signature:OD 0/2000, CC 1500/15000 -
Hello everyone, hope you are all well and not finding the GC too challenging. Love the image of the legs walking into Mr M :rotfl:
No grocery spends today, I am spending a fortune on getting to work now I've lost my transport passwill have to get a new one this weekend as I've given up hope of getting it back.
Made the OH leftover beef, gravy, chips and veg. I had the chips too, but with salmon and sweetcorn in a caper & red wine dressing and a side salad. YummyFirst time using salmon from Mr A's frozen bags and it was fine! Although the fillets are a bit small (possibly to encourage you to double up??) but I just look on it as a healthier serving size
Part time working mum | Married in 2014 | DS born 2015 & DD born 2018
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Mortgage: -£128,033
Savings: £6,050
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Spent £14:50 in tesco today on fabric softners (had coupons) milk, salad stuff, juice cartons
Planning a trip to lidl tomorrow. A new one has opened and I've never been before x0 -
breakthrough! went to te5c0 for bread and milk. bought bread and milk. came out with bread and milk. and N.O.T.H.I.N.G else! less than £3.00 spent. first.time.ever. result!Blah0
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