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WantToBeSE wrote: »Hi Florenceem.
We never buy takeaways, our last was over 2 years ago now.
Snack foods are the problem in this house, for sure. My 2 boys eat a LOT. They will happily eat breakfast (porridge and toast, with fruit), Lunch (at school), then come home and munch on snacks (normally bisuits, a packet of crisps, fruit, jelly) and then eat a huge big meal for dinner.
Both of them are very active though, and have no weight problems or health problems.
I really dont think its fair to restrict their intake, as they are growing, healthy lads...but they are costing me a fortune!!
Do the school meals have to come out of your budget,? can see why you are finding it hard if so,Slimming World at target0 -
Bluegreen143 wrote: »So many spends! Had friends over Friday night and spent £30ish and then a further £40 today. Exact totals in sig.
Made roasted tomato and goats cheese quiche and had with leftover salady bits.
Mealplan for this week:- Sun 28 – roasted tomato & goats cheese quiche with leftover salady bits
- Mon 29th – OH having pizza; I’m out
- Tues 30th – we have a wedding caterer tasting so are out in the evening again
- Wed 1st – mac & cheese with broccoli and salad
- Thurs 2nd – chilli con carne with rice
- Fri 3rd – spicy chicken wings with corn on the cob and salad
- Sat 4th – penne arrabiata
That quiche looks fab, I think you have inspired me to make one today, have salad leaves, wild garlic and cress growing for saladSlimming World at target0 - Sun 28 – roasted tomato & goats cheese quiche with leftover salady bits
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just declared an over spend of £31.21 for april so ive come over here to try better for the next month
May's budget will be £400
thanks for the brill reciepes meal plans photos and encouragement everyone comes up with each month.
you all really do help me stay near to the straight and narrow if not on it. even when i go over im spending less than i would without you and throwing far less away (almost nothing now)SPC~12 ot 124
In a world that has decided that it's going to lose its mind, be more kind my friend, try to Be More Kind0 -
Morning!
May budget starts for me today and I'm having a NSD still plenty of bits and bobs to cobble meals together.
I 'm really going to give the challenge my full attention this month as Mr dollydog will be out of work in 2 weeks time, with nothing on the horizon ATM0 -
Hi everyone :wave:
My month starts from the 1st May so Coxy could you please put me down for £120 for this month please. I have cut back by £5 as last month spent £101.36/£125. So am confident I will be OK.
I am away this weekend, but staying with friends so will pay my way.
Have read all the posts so far and WELCOME to all the Newbies and Happy :money:for May. Was there something else I should be doing on my day off instead of being on here :whistle:
Much more fun than housework :rotfl::rotfl:0 -
Hi all, I really need to get a grip on our food spending so please could you put me down for £500
please.
That is to cover 2 adults (one on slimming world)
1 veggie teenager
Another very very active hollow sporty teenager
Four other children aged 8-11 including two difficult to feed Aspie's.
That is seven lunchboxes a day (8 on a friday when I work 10-7, occasionally more often if I have overtime)
This has to cover cat food for two cats and hay and food for 3 guinea pigs too as well as cleaning products and toiletries.0 -
I haven't yet declared for April, but I'd like to join in for May please
£180
Thank you
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£2 spend on cow juice today. Sig updated! X0
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Afternoon a NSD today
Dinner is mash potato faggots mushy peas and gravy for OH
I am having quorn fillets in BBQ sauce,mash and asparagus.
Will work my way through my 2 freezer this month and next month.Weight loss challenge 66lb to go /59lb's lost
Grocery Budget January £150/£175
Feb £150/0 -
Hi everyone,
Budgets done to here
Welcome to our new joiners:
zebredy, WinterGhosts, fallen angel shelley and mum26
First spends of May GC for us today £37.58 in A!di.
Having DR pork sausages with mini roasties, leeks and broccoli tonight (I am having qu0rn sausages in a bid to stick to chubby club rules )
Have a good evening everyone.
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