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May 2013 Grocery Challenge
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Morning everyone,
Paying 2nd purse today for items used this week - £42.30 added to total. Only £111.01 left until the end of the month :eek:
Off to visit a friend today then picking DM up from hospital - barium meal
Have a good day everyone.
CoxyCross-stitch WIP: HSC Winter Panel 365 1p challenge member No.6 Read 24 books in 2024 - currently reading Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens 15/240 -
hi...hope that goes well for your mum coxy.....i am here feeling sorry for myself with no kitchen and now wont have one until tuesday at the earliest....we sank low last night and had micro chips from the corner shop from the microwave
while in said corner shop i got a massive packet of preserving sugar for a quid so thought i would make some strawberry jam down the line ...strange shop micro chips/preserving sugar and a packet of biscuits used to try and lift spirits...a partial sucess
i will have to do a bit of shopping at the weekend as havent a lot left in except milk which is unusual
have a great weekend
tessaonwards and upwards0 -
£2.40 on four large bananas and a small aubergine from the grocers :eek:. I only expected it to be about £1.80. I will stick to SM prices in future. I wouldn't mind but i used up aubergines last night with pasta, not realising i needed them today :mad:. Also spent £1.09 in the chemist on calamine lotion, as DD and I are covered in bites again
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Will add to sig, as not planning on any more spends today.
*Edited to say* and just seen they are now 50p in Tesco - gah! I could have shuffled around my meal plan and cooked my recipe later on :cool:. Does anybody know if they roast and freeze okay, as i'll stock up if so!?GC £150 a month for food, toiletries and cleaning Jan £134.58 Feb £137.18 Mar £118.89 April £106.38 May £?Forever learning the art of frugality0 -
tessie_bear wrote: »hi...hope that goes well for your mum coxy.....i am here feeling sorry for myself with no kitchen and now wont have one until tuesday at the earliest....we sank low last night and had micro chips from the corner shop from the microwave
while in said corner shop i got a massive packet of preserving sugar for a quid so thought i would make some strawberry jam down the line ...strange shop micro chips/preserving sugar and a packet of biscuits used to try and lift spirits...a partial sucess
i will have to do a bit of shopping at the weekend as havent a lot left in except milk which is unusual
have a great weekend
tessa
My cooker arrived today but kitchen men are grouting the floor tiles then working on plumbing.
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WantToBeSE wrote: »I am so proud of my 1st attempt at making nann breads, i just have to share the photo
I had 5, froze 2, and my children and I had 1 each. They were lovely!
I normally buy a pack of 2 for about 80p from either Lidl or Aldi, and consider that a bargain...but those 5 that i made cost pennies (i guess about 10p, probably even less) and tasted so much nicer due to being fresh and HM
so, amount saved- 70p (every little helps!).
Well Done! I'm sure they were nicer than store-bought too0 -
flo thats difficult for you...i have decided to dig out the sc and make a chilli in the front room on monday....we have eaten all the food i got on sunday so need to do a shop of kitchen in the living room friendly food
makes me realise how lucky i am to have a nice kitchen:p (most of the time)onwards and upwards0 -
Junes new thread is up peopleA little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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Well Done! I'm sure they were nicer than store-bought too
Thanks, they were lovelyEven the kids agreed, so i will be making them lots more!
Just updated my signature to reflect this weeks online shop (week 3). I had a free delivery from asda, and also a few coupons.0 -
Week 1 = £26
Week 2 = £20
= £74 left of budget
Spent the £26 in the first week in asda and the £20 yesterday for the 2nd week in co-op.
Managed to keep it relatively low as my cupboards are well stocked and i've been using up freezer stuff.Also been making home made chips instead of buying frozen.
Goals (Christmas 2014 Journey Started 29th June 2014)
Savings - £170 - £1,000 by 31/07/14
Debt - £1,400 - £1,784 by 1/01/14
Swag - 0,764/4,949sb 0/4 by 25/12/14 Freebies 0/100
Online Earnings - £0.00 /£100 Vouchers - £0/£1000 -
Week 3 done and just under budget at €449/€750. Off to do next week's big shop in A*di. Lot of complaints about the lack of "easy things to cook" from Himself so better buy something handy but cheap!!0
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