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June 2013 Grocery Challenge
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£1 on milk in Iceland. Nipped in to save me 30p as was in town.0
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£9 taken from my budget. My mum did come round with a bag of shopping yesterday though - so technically free food - thanks mumMFW.....Apr 33 Aim - Dec 260
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Bluegreen143 wrote: »WantToBeSE - will do the recipe for the blog in the next couple of days and coupy & paste over here once I have.
No spends today, made a two-course "fake-away" of hot & sour soup followed by beef and veg stirfry. Very impressed by the soup which I haven't made before. Good way to make the stirfry a bit more filling and only used the end of the bag of beansprouts (which would have been gone off otherwise) and everything else was storecupboard ingredients
I keep forgetting to check your blog. I had it bookmarked on my laptop and it conked, just as i got the desktop fixed. So all my bookmarks are on the wrong appliance! I will bookmark now, and try and remember to actually check in from time to time
Re this challenge ... don't need anything today, so hoping for a NSD, and three more til Saturday!GC Jan £101.91/£150 Feb £70.96/150 Mar £100.43/150 Apr £108.45 app/150 May £149.70/150 Jun £155.15/150 July £89.90/£150 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month. One person vegan household with occasional visitors)Forever learning the art of frugality0 -
Off for my eye op at 1pm, have stocked up with everything I need for the next two weeks so will not need to shop. I am quite looking forward to just popping things in microwave.Slimming World at target0
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I spent another £30 last night on rtc pampers nappies. Should have been £60 at full price,
Going out today to get some more!0 -
Off for my eye op at 1pm, have stocked up with everything I need for the next two weeks so will not need to shop. I am quite looking forward to just popping things in microwave.
Hope all goes well. Thinking of you xGC Jan £101.91/£150 Feb £70.96/150 Mar £100.43/150 Apr £108.45 app/150 May £149.70/150 Jun £155.15/150 July £89.90/£150 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month. One person vegan household with occasional visitors)Forever learning the art of frugality0 -
My car is in the shop this afternoon for a new battery - that is, if I can get it started
I might have to cut the grocery budget for the rest of the month. We'll need milk after we come back from holiday, and a few apples or which ever fruit is cheap. We have no potatoes, only a few carrots, tins of sweetcorn and frozen beans and peas. There are also a couple of tomatoes, an onion, and fruit to last this week.
Hubbs is away tomorrow and Thursday, so will have a packed box of snacks to take with him. He can claim for meals at least. I'll eat with the in-laws' tomorrow, as I dislike cooking for one.
Our short holiday next week is coming at a bad timeI have breakfast bars to take with us for breakfasts, and we have pre-paid 2 out of our 4 main meals (Hard Rock Cafe - found a discount online, and we would have went anyhow :j). We'll manage on maybe 100-150 Euros I hope!
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GC October 100.8/150 September 99.36/180 August 178.77/180 June 163.18/180 May 177.89/180 April 160.66/180 March 163.48/180 Feb 154.21/150 Jan 51.65/1500 -
Off for my eye op at 1pm, have stocked up with everything I need for the next two weeks so will not need to shop. I am quite looking forward to just popping things in microwave.
Hope all goes well for you.SPC No. 295 - SPC No10 target £350
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Saving for Florida 2018 :j
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Spend of £47.25 in Mr.T's yesterday on an online shop, taking my total to the month to £158.42. Think I'm just about on track for the month with 2 more weeks until payday.
Realllllllly hoping I can come in under budget this month!0 -
Good afternoon, just popping on to do some updating and saw the lovely Goats tart creation with the puff pastry so might have a go at that one thanks for posting. Wel up to now have had 6 nsds and am quite pleased with that my spending comes up to £72.51 up to now this month , I base my budget on approx £50 a week so am quite pleased with my totals up to now, and we had a family bbq at the weekend I bought all the food out of my grocery budget, drinks came out of another budget. Off to morrisons now as they have old el paso meal with £35 of mocs inside and the boxed meal which includes wraps I think is on offer for £1.35 in morribobs, also need milk and butter oh and catfood (wild cat) which we feed in the garden. Right off to update siggy (waves)SPC No. 295 - SPC No10 target £350
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SPC 2014 £150/SPC 2015 £256SPC 2016 £324
Saving for Florida 2018 :j
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