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Yesterday I managed to get by with a purchase of YS fromage frais (63p) when I got the paper, so we had cheesecake for pud
NS days today and tomorrow. Not groceries but I'm almost done with the presents so can start saving up for the heating oilpurchase, car insurance, car tax, all the fun stuff due in JanuaryFirst they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, and then you win - Gandhi0 -
Almost an NSD yesterday but decided to take advantage of the nectar points double up. Doubled up £15 and bought 4 bottles of wine and a small bottle of Prosecco for DH and me to have a glass each on Christmas Day came to £32.25 so my spends for 23/11 were £2.25 :T :beer:Stay at home Mum to DS Oct 2011 and DD Dec 2013
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Last day on the November challenge for me. I am moving into december tommorow.
I found £1.01 today just lying around on the pavement. Some people! I used it to buy a tin of kidney beans, a tin of chopped toms & a lovely fresh bread baton to go into/with our chilli tonight. Yum! And NSD technically" Your vibe attracts your tribe":D
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spends to day = £4,06. that is a total of £59.30p /£80.00p to date:hello::coffee:Penny Pincher in training
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Spend at Tesc* today was £43.05.This should see me through to Sat. I might need milk and bread but that should still leave me with a little in the kitty to carry on to Decembers budget so I am a happy camper :jDebt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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Just updated sig. Tottering the near the edge and got a Tesc* order coming but do have a gift card to knock a bit off, so this should just bring me spot on target ... for now!GC £150 a month for food, toiletries and cleaning Jan £134.58 Feb £137.18 Mar £118.89 April £Forever learning the art of frugality0
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I'm going to declare my amount today and anything I spend from now on will go on December's total, as I have enough in to last the rest of the week.
I'm slightly over budget at 268.90 but not too worriedGrocery Challenge 2020
Jan £377.98/£380, Feb £417.83/£370 March /£4000 -
Spent £24.37 today on 24 cans of Pepsi max, a pack of chicken bites (YS), 2x packs of Quorn cocktail "sausages" (YS), a pack of scallops (YS), 2x macaroni cheese meals (YS), a quiche (YS), a pulled pork sandwich (YS), 6 petit filous yoghurts (YS), 8 days of cat food, a brioche loaf (YS), 1 bottle of cat milk, 4 hot cross buns (YS), 3 peach yoghurts (YS), 4 cherry scones (YS), 2 fresh cream doughnuts (YS), a pack of potato croquettes (YS), a pack of BBQ chicken chunks (YS), 6 cheese & onion rolls (YS), 7 activia yoghurts (YS), 2 chicken fillets in breadcrumbs with a lemon herb butter (YS), a bag of roast & ground coffee, 6 eggs (YS), 3 lemon mousses (YS), 2 belgian buns (YS), a bottle of shampoo, a big tub of hot chocolate powder, a loaf of seeded bread (YS), a bag of salad (YS), 4x bags of mixed prepared veg (YS), a pack of vegetables for soup base (YS), 2x fruit & veg platters (YS), half a cucumber (YS), a pack of chopped mixed peppers (YS) & a bunch of spring onions (YS).
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Hi everyone
Just back from a week at home, was great seeing everyone again went and got some bits and pieces yesterday, spending £13.89, so my total for this month is £39.53.I have more than enough to get me through the rest of the week so all being well I will stay under budget. I suppose I'm cheating a bit after having missed a week but I'm still delighted I managed to stay under £50! Hopefully I can do it again next monthNovember Grocery Challenge - £39.53/£500 -
Spent £24.37 today ..... 1 bottle of cat milk.....
Cat milk? :rotfl:Am puzzled! But well done on your YS jackpot!
Another NSD for me, 8/10 and it is the third consecutive day. Am running out of a few things so tomorrow I shall have to get at least a bit of salad and bread for the men.
Sig updated.Finally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0
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