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SaverSavvy123

emmlouie wrote: »

good morning everyone:). been told by DS1 that i have to go to T's today to get bread for packed lunches as he doesn't want school dinners again

Morning!, dont know about anyone else but I really begrudge the £30/£40 a week it costs for dinner money for my two. I can feed us all for a week for a lot less. Its another reason I like school holidays

aau1

abbiedabbie wrote: »

Morning all

Noticed this is 3 for 2 should you buy 2 or 3 or will it not matter for pp? Thanks in advance

Depends where you saw it at 3 for 2

A.com, T.com or MSM????

spasguidedogs

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Morning!, dont know about anyone else but I really begrudge the £30/£40 a week it costs for dinner money for my two. I can feed us all for a week for a lot less. Its another reason I like school holidays

Can they not have sandwiches, and a cooked meal in the evening?

Deb_S_2

Good morning all
Woken up to the sun shining across the sea today

Thanks to all that have helped recently with glitches, driving test cost advice etc.
off to Cdff today to visit the new Hamleys store. I just know it is not going to be a very mse day lol.

tweets

SaverSavvy123 wrote: »

Morning!, dont know about anyone else but I really begrudge the £30/£40 a week it costs for dinner money for my two. I can feed us all for a week for a lot less. Its another reason I like school holidays

This will annoy you even more it annoys me i work in school kitchen on school dinners and unless its altered the dinners have to cost 50p each to make

If our cook goes over on her costings she gets told off :mad:

All the food used now is Organic which is dearest but its better than the carp used before.

Will find out exact price per meal on Monday.

Is it £3 pounds per day now per childs meal ?

Got to go now across to mums

buyitall

Hi all, the Tesco petrol promo has alerted me to this thread! I hope you don't mind me joining in. No Asda near me unfortunately, so I'm limited to Tesco info. I'm waiting for a pricecheck on Andrex and Robinsons, when/if it comes back I intend to use it for some cheese (Cathedral City/Lake Dstrict) to get another petrol voucher. I'm also not sure whether to buy in 2's, 3's (or even 4's to get 2 petrol vouchers in one transaction), 2 sounds like the safest bet (with fillers) unless anyone knows different? I will post results when I get them.

sleepyme

tweets wrote: »

This will annoy you even more it annoys me i work in school kitchen on school dinners and unless its altered the dinners have to cost 50p each to make

If our cook goes over on her costings she gets told off :mad:

All the food used now is Organic which is dearest but its better than the carp used before.

Will find out exact price per meal on Monday.

Is it £3 pounds per day now per childs meal ?

Got to go now across to mums

Our school dinners are £2.10. My daughter has a pack up which is loads cheaper, better food and I know what she's eating!

izzy65

Good morning , what a lovely sunny day , I will try and cach up today , I am back home, came up the road last night and would like to say to all my friends in the NE you are soooo lucky I went to the b0ld3n sada and the one near ikea ( we don't have one of these either) it was brilliant had great triggers we don't get and the sa were sooo nice:T

Emily_Rachel

J20BABY wrote: »

Just a tentative hello ftom me. Not been on a thread like this since DTD PP days.
Have read the last few pages but its ging to take a while to get back in to the swing of things.

Can someone please tell me what the chocolate deal is? Have tried scrolling back but cant find it

Hello, If you go back to first page of this thread it is all there, including pictures of exactly what to buy chocs wise.

SaverSavvy123

spasguidedogs wrote: »

Can they not have sandwiches, and a cooked meal in the evening?

If only, they are almost 16 and 18 so sandwiches is not the 'done thing'. They both did at primary school and occasionally in the summer DS2 will so he can play footy on the school field for longer. Bless him though, last year I gave him his dinner money and he said I dont need any this week mum, asked him how much he had on his dinner account and he said over £60:eek:. He only has £15 a week and was managing to save money. Taught him well.;)