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December 2014 Grocery Challenge
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Hello Carbootcrazy-they are lovely, my friend who has 3 cats of her own started feeding a ferel cat -with the help of Catsprotection trapped him got him neutered took him back and now he is beginning to come into the house for short stays- glad you rescued the little soul
will probably be another small spend today - very frosty here x:hello::coffee:Penny Pincher in training
Keep Calm Keep Vegan:):staradmin
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Hi,
Mr T has just delivered and my £104.36 was reduced using coupons to £91.00. So a £13.36 saving. A massive shop, everything value range or massively reduced.
Am totally exhausted, my early start is catching up with me. Along with a very very depressing electricity bill arriving. Grim.
Have a good day everyone.0 -
spends today £1.35
total spends to date £64.04/£100.00p
2 NSD'S to date x:hello::coffee:Penny Pincher in training
Keep Calm Keep Vegan:):staradmin
year's food budget £1,9200 -
Need to check in as haven't done so yet this month!
2 A&C deliveries and 2 Mr S shops. So far total is £139.68.2 adults groceries: June £35.79/£200
# 3 - Saving for Xmas 2015 £1 a day. £122/£365
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Went shopping after work yesterday and spent £25.43. That included some essentials, wine and flowers. I like to buy flowers each week for my dad's grave - I find the cemetery so peaceful on a Saturday morning, especially when it's frosty like today.
I think it might be touch and go whether I meet my target this month but it will be close either way. This is my first attempt though, so I won't be too harsh on myselfPlus, the lovely Mrs Planky is going away for a few days now so I can be really cheap with my meals!
Jan GC - £25/£230
Dec GC - £239.05/£2400 -
Plus, the lovely Mrs Planky is going away for a few days now so I can be really cheap with my meals!
I love it when OH is away (though hardly ever happens these days:() because I can live on value pasta without much else with it
whereas OH can't stand pasta in any shape or form regardless of whatever I add to it:eek:. I can save a fortune if I don't have to cater for him.0 -
Okay, checking in with a £4.56 spend this week.
£2.20 on 12 eggs, and £2.36 on a larger than my normal friday cooked breakfast (I suggested our whole team go up for a pre-christmas breakfast so had more than my usual toast and eggs)
£6.45 so far this month - and about enough space for a goose crown and whole duck from L!dl. Hoping to make it a whole goose by christmas.That sounds like a classic case of premature extrapolation.
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Goal: Keep the bigger picture in mind...0 -
Ooops more spends this morning so now total is £84.19 got carrots, green beans, leeks, mushrooms, oatcakes and a paper. Will need milk soon but refuse to pay 89p for 2 pints when I can pay same and get 4 pints!!!!
Have just had a lovely lunch using some of the cauliflower I got for tomorrow and some left over cheese sauce. Made it in a balti dish and browned it under the grill. Lovely and really cheap.MARCH £62.38/2500 -
You know the rules Billie-jo:
If you don't post the recipe then you've got to offer home deliveryThat sounds like a classic case of premature extrapolation.
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You know the rules Billie-jo:
If you don't post the recipe then you've got to offer home delivery
Ha ha recipe far too complicated but along the lines of - steam some cauli, cover in left over cheese sauce tart up a bit with tomatoes and grill :rotfl::rotfl: Oh heck I will be in trouble given away an ancient secret family recipe now and I will be cast out in the cold for all eternity. :eek:MARCH £62.38/2500
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