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Meal Suggestions etc, Please (I have £30 A Fortnight to Spend).

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  • missbiggles1
    missbiggles1 Posts: 17,481 Forumite
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    can you get your cat food bill down? we buy royal canin online and its cheaper

    I doubt that many people on a tight budget feed their cats on Royal Canin, whether bought online or not!
  • RAS
    RAS Posts: 35,871 Forumite
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    edited 11 August 2014 at 7:12PM
    Hi

    Check out green or yellow split peas in Lidl for soups and curries (49p - half the proice of lentils).

    Also their 20p spaghetti and the cheapest (49p?) tins of sardines. I think the penne is 29p at the moment.

    Pasta bake - two portions pasta (120g), one sardine in oil and half a tin of passsata/tomatoes. Add some milk powder made up if you like to make a sloppy mix +herbs.

    It may be worth checking out the concept of the Wonderbag/ and making one up. That allows you to cook things for 10 minutes and let the bag do the rest.
    If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing
  • zennith - good luck with this. My DS is on a budget this tight or tighter now that he's dealing with his debts, and I'm really enjoying reading your thread for ideas for him. I just wish he'd come on here himself and meet all you lovely peeps for himself.
    RAS wrote: »
    Hi

    It may be worht checking out the concept of the Wonderbag/ and making one up. That allows you to cook things for 10 minutes and let the bag do the rest.

    I'd not heard of the Wonderbag before - it's the same ideas as a haybox, I think, but much more compact. Definitely worth looking into as it doesn't look too hard to make, even with my rubbish sewing skills.
  • zennith
    zennith Posts: 12,193 Forumite
    Thanks everyone for the continuing advice, tips and suggestions.

    I get my benefit on the 20th so i know what to buy and do now.
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