everyone loves it (in) the Elite

Shortfatscotsbloke

miss_corerupted wrote: »

ooo you're such teasers lol

I think it is worth waiting for, loads of better than free stuff if it works!!

DeeDee74

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

It is definitely gonna work DeeDee, when was the last time we were both this confident and both got it wrong? Never..

My car keys are in my hand right now!!

Good to go

Sarahdol75

DeeDee74 wrote: »

Good to go

Yay :j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j:j

Please tell then lol

DeeDee74

Fanta fruit twist
Fanta orange
3 for £3
apg sees full price 1.98
Compare t's 2 for 2.05
Or sains 2 for £2
Or Morris's 2 for 2.05

Sprite also included in deal along with dp.
I didn't buy these thought SFSB will confirm others in bit

LEJC

DeeDee...and the fat bloke...I love you...or more to the point my DS will for sure...
Cans in multipacks ?

LANGO1966

Just purchased six dr pepper for six pounds in Sada but showing as £1.98 per bottle on MSM.Cuold be the same as Dee Dees offer

Shortfatscotsbloke

DeeDee74 wrote: »

Fanta fruit twist
Fanta orange
3 for £3
apt sees full price 1.98
Compare t's 2 for 2.05
Or sains 2 for £2

You should be able to add all/most varieties of 2L Dr Pepper, Sprite and Fanta too, but I can't confirm this for another hour and a bit.

I'm off out again!!:D:D:D:D

Shortfatscotsbloke

LEJC wrote: »

DeeDee...and the fat bloke...I love you...or more to the point my DS will for sure...
Cans in multipacks ?

2 litre bottles..

JulieElizabeth

Argh

Big heavy 2 litres bottles to cart on the bus

But I'm gonna do it

Nenen

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

How many are you shopping for? Usually 3 adults plus one small dog and a cat. However, we are regularly visited by 2 adult DSs and their partners so often feed them too. DSs never expect feeding and would contribute if asked but I really want to be able to feed them without asking for help unless things get really desperate!

Any special dietary requirements? Dh has type 2 diabetes so needs low sugar. I can't stand egg whites (although fine when mixed in with other foods). Dd and I can't tolerate anything too spicy although dh loves spicy food.

Are you a fairly competent cook? Yes, although current health problems mean I am limited in how long I can spend standing cooking (no more than 10 - 15 minutes at a time). I do have a magimix and a microwave to help speed things up.
Do you have spare freezer space? I have a large chest freezer with some space available but not a massive amount as I have quite a few burgers and bni curries in there at the moment! I've also got far too many ice creams and puddings amassed from months ago!

(You don't have to answer any of these if you want!) I don't mind answering at all if it might help someone to give me relevant advice. I'm extremely grateful for all the help I've received thus far. :beer:
As a general guideline (and what works for me) is meal planning and batch cooking, and only buying exactly what you need for that week's/fortnight's/month's meal plan.
HTH

Yes - I think I need to do this now too. I am dreadful about not planning things meals in advance though as we tend to do lots of things on the spur of the moment. I guess that my current dizziness will put a limit on that though. One of my biggest problems is that I got into the habit (when working full time) of buying whatever I fancy without thinking it through and then wasting much of it. I think I could also try living out of the freezer for a fair few meals too - although to be honest I think there's more ice cream in there than anything else!