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aau1

My SIL was telling me how they struggle to pay bills. She insists there is no way to get her shopping down below £80 a week. Its all done online with s.com

I told her to buy two suns and go to M with her husband this weekend. They drive and there are TWO Ms within a mile of their house so i thought it was a viable option

This response just in

"Ta. I think the separate trip to Morrisons just to buy veg when the rest of the shopping is getting delivered from elsewhere might be the killer blow for this plan!"

:wall: :wall:

bubbs

queen_of_cheap wrote: »

i did, i chucked some in a pan with sugar and lemon juice, pretty sure i added water too but i cant remember and the recipe is at home


It wasnt a perfect set but it is bloody lovely on toast

rhosynbach wrote: »

yes i made some last year as we had a good crop, no one was that impressed , and it was a bit sharp, have since made strawberry and blueberry which was really nice
just made it the same as strawberry jam:D

Thanks both, just sat down, did all that bloomin iroing then dh says about gardening, so he has weeded and i have cut the grass and he is just strimming, not had tea yet

cjj_2

Anyone near Borehamwood know where I could stay for a few nights reasonably cheap with a dog. Looked at travelodge but it's expensive for a cheap hotel lol. Tia

bubbs

Jelly_Biactol wrote: »

No ... tempted to now, though:)
Or Slow Cooker Blueberry Butter
http://www.saveur.com/article/recipes/Slow-Cooker-Blueberry-Butter?cmpid=fb
"The result is just wonderful: Less sweet and sticky than a traditional jam, it ends up tasting like blueberry pie in a jar."
and from another website - "I do love fruit butters. These are spreadable and buttery in texture, less chunky than jams because they are made with completely pureed fruit, and not at all wiggly like jellies because they contain no added jelling agents."

Thanks will have a look:D

bubbs

Wheres_My_Cashback wrote: »

Damn, just back from an A v T Sanex and Seabrook shop. That would have been very handy at 11p. Thanks for the pointer though. Must remember to check their FB page more often though can't seem to get on there right now. Poss why the link doesn't work either.

Did you use seabrook voucher as there out of date now didnt know till i went to use one:eek:

m4rtin

aau1 wrote: »

If savvy sees this he's going to open up a can of whoopass on you!

Did you by any chance used to play Redneck Rampage

m4rtin

cjj wrote: »

Anyone near Borehamwood know where I could stay for a few nights reasonably cheap with a dog. Looked at travelodge but it's expensive for a cheap hotel lol. Tia

I'm sure there's lots of Dog's around Borehamwood, especially on a Friday night :rotfl:

bubbs

cheer1eader wrote: »

evening everyone :wave:

me too at the moment my car is going to cost £2672 to fix :eek::eek: & that's with a £700 discount from vw bank account is going to be well & truly empty

:eek::eek::eek: be cheaper to buy another car:(:(

m4rtin

aau1 wrote: »

I just signed up to a new Orchard rogramme

£5 of free fruit and veg :rotfl:

It's an e-coupon and is designed to test your opinions of the freshness of goods picked on your behalf

Check your emails

76rosie wrote: »

Got the offer too. But they expect you to 25 pound for click and collect. :eek:

Got it too but deleted for same reason as Rosie C&C:p:p

TrulyMadly

Realised I need to do a CC shop in A tomorrow as I have a £10 e voucher expiring.

I've done a search and see the Special K was working yesterday v S. Has it worked ok today for anyone please?

I can't face f and v fillers and was just going to put some Mullers in at 6 for £3. They are 5 for £3 in S.
Does this sound like a plan? I'm not worrying over pennies:rotfl:

Just dont want to lose my tenner