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September 2013 Grocery Challenge
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Another NSD
... should read four now on sig, not two.
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 Jul £134.25/£150 Aug £119.37/£150 Sep £160.48/£150 Oct £/£160 (includes food, toiletries and cleaning from 13th to 12th of each month. Two person vegan household, with occasional visitors)Join me on the meal plan thread : https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6356309/could-we-start-a-meal-plan-thread-again-so-its-not-lost-in-the-gc/p1Forever learning the art of frugality0 -
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77p spent today (plus a £1.55 voucher) at sains. Milk, cheese and a courgette purchased!
Signature should now read £187.50GC Sept '13: £249.05/£250, NSDs: 9/7!! :j
GC Oct '13 £236.00/ £250, NSDs: 13/9!
GC Nov '13 £5.72/ £250, NSDs: /100 -
i use a lot of the same ingredients when i make chilli too
Yeah, it's easy to adapt for chilli, and curry as well. Just alter/add different seasonings and change what you serve it with. Can be adapted for shepherd's/cottage pie by skipping the pasta sauce and using more gravy to make it less tomatoey. I would also swap the mushrooms and pepper for carrots and have some other veg on the side. All depends on personal taste:ADFW Nerd 145
LBM - June 2006 - DEBTS - £19,261.08 :eek:
Nov 2017 - £10,644.92!!
[ibSeptember 2024 - still not debt free but only about £2k to go!! Woop!! [/i]0 -
Hi,
NSD today for me, didn't fancy going out in the rain!! Yesterday I spent £1.49 on milk and 25p on ys broccoli. Also spent 90p on Friday on apples. Yesterday I really fancied something sweet so I made flapjacks and gluten free banana bread, it's nice to have something in to go with a cuppa!
Mum also gave me a load of veg and bits from her fridge as she was away for the weekend so that's helped to stretch meals.
Tonight is HM turkey cottage pie?! and probably a value choc ice for dessert!
Have a good evening everyone.:)
£108.21/£140 Sept GC Challenge.Married in 2016. Bought our first home in 2017. Expecting our first baby in November 2017
Frugal & thrifty as much as possible.0 -
Another NSD here for us.:j
Have made some mini pizza's for lunch as Mum gone to my daughters today for a change. Also cooked half a dozen vol au vent cases while the oven was on and a loaf of bread.
For dinner we are having rump steak, jkt potatoes and onion rings. Potatoes also went in when the pizza & bread was cooking so they will just need a short blast in the microwave.
Very cold and wintery here today, we were going for a run not having mum but the weather certainly put paid to that.MARCH £62.38/2500 -
iammumtoone wrote: »Runs off to google that
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My budget does not stretch to wine (can't remember the last time I had an alcoholic drink)
EDIT: stopped looking when it said it can taste like port - yuck
Iammumtoone:- Not all blackberry wine is like port, the type of yeast used changes the character of the wine. Both make one gallon of wine. try:-
Blackberry sweet wine 3lb blackcurrents, 4lb sugar, 7pts water, malaga yeast, nutrient, camden tablet
Blackberry dry table wine 3lb blackberries, 8pts water, 3lb sugar, sherry yeast, nutrient, camden tablet0 -
Well 4 NSDs on the trot now so feeling very frugal!! but putting it down to being on nights so cant be bothered to go shopping when I get up about lunch time. OH cooking some sausages left over from yesterdays sausage casserole and gonna have mushy peas and dippy egg and mushrooms for sunday dinner. Lit a fire today, first one since back in March so had to venture out to the wood store for logs, right dinner has arrived so will catch up later and I have come across the christmas prep thread its very good with lots of ideas, so plenty of reading to do today. Hmm dinner nom nom. byeSPC 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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I've spent £39.43/£40.Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud.0
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