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January Grocery Challenge 2015
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Thanks for that recipe NewShadow - added to the index
Stay at home Mum to DS Oct 2011 and DD Dec 2013
Grocery Challenge
April 298.08/300.00 NSD 14 May £213.56/£300 NSD 40 -
Yesterday £25 at Marks with voucher, today £30 online for cat food stock up. Updating sig and facing a week of NSDs from tomorrow.Finally I'm an OAP and can travel free (in London at least!).0
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NSD for me today, was given some apples, bread and a small amount of milk so that will keep us going for a few days!Grocery Challenge 2024
Feb £419.82 Mar £599.53 Apr £405.69 May £531.37 Jun
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Just popped in to update my signature. I have £76.59 left for next weeks big shop plus any fresh shop mid week. Will I make it.....hopefully. XJan 2015 GC £267/£260
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CountingPennies wrote: »Online shop results..... £35.25!! So buy shopping at Aldi I saved £7.32!!
Things I noticed, cheese from Aldi is smaller block. Tesco didn't sell that size. Aldi free range eggs are in 15's, whereas tescos are 12's. 20-odd cheaper at Tesco, but less eggs. Muffins only in 4 packs at Aldi, 6 packs at Tesco. Few other differences but nothing major. I could never do a "full" shop at Aldi. Our store isn't huge, and there are a lot of value products at Tesco which we like and are much cheaper than Aldi, but I will try to go to Aldi for some bits but it all depends if I have a lift or not. Too far to walk with heavy bags and no bus route there.
Interesting to see the results tho.
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Interesting comparison
I do pretty much my whole shop at A*di, a little bit at F*rmfoods and then a couple of items at A/M/S namely milk and marge and any herbs/spices or random articles I can't get at A*di or F*rmfoods.
Can I ask how much the cheese is at T*sco and for what size block?
Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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redmel1621 wrote: »Can I ask how much the cheese is at T*sco and for what size block?
Of course. for the cheese I bought at Aldi, the similar Tesco one was 450g, £3 or to blocks for £5.
Another NSD today, so that is 4 for the week. Not going out today because of the snow. Really happy with that! Will try again next week!
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£28.51 spend at Tesc* today. Fridge and freezer are full again so hopefully still on target for the month.
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A spend of £7.53 today on milk, pop, spring onion, soap powder and a whopping big bag of smoked haddock, down from £9 to £1.77 :j
That leaves me with £9 to last the week for the 4 of us. We really won't starve as we have a full cupboard and freezer, it will just be a case of "If we don't have it you don't get it"
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Declaring a nsd today.
I have just updated my sig for yesterday's spend. Slightly less to add on than I thought as DS2 brought me £2 change from his cinema trip.
I have already written the shopping list for Wednesday and although I may add a few extra items on (namely dh's ales) it is looking good.Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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Still agonising over emergency spend!
Petrol £14 cheaper than expected, new contacts £7 cheaper as I only need one complex lens and I thought it was two. Plus no electricity DD this month while changing suppliers and a quidco payment due. When I add it all up I actually have more extra than my shop cost!
I think I'm going to leave as is, and tell myself there's no spending the extra bits and bobs on treats like I usually would, as my treat was instant food from a packet vs actually cooking
I think over the next few months I might start reducing cash spend by voucher spend and see if I can build up an emergency £50 for next time.
Staying in until payday, mind you! Getting bread out the freezer for a pack up next.2021 GC £1365.71/ £24000
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