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I bought six eggs yesterday,but they're massive,and I need large ones for the two cakes I'm going to be making...So,I bought large eggs today,and will use the extra large for hard boiled eggs,which I love.
Hmm,not what I'd planned,but I'm a bit of a nervous baker and tend to follow instructions to the letter.
I also bought 2 lots of cottage cheese today.
So,I've got 15.45 francs to last me til Thursday.
It should be ok.I'm not going to need much these next few days.Bananas,maybe carrots.That's it I think.0 -
£30.43 spent today:
£14 in Waitrose where I took advantage of the free paper offer, the 3 for £10 offer on the meat and £6 healthy takeaway. I also had a voucher for the meat, and will get 5% cashback from my bank too.
£13 in Asda, lots of fruit and veg, cat food, bread and lettuce which I Shopitized when I got home, so that was only 9p.
The rest was a spend in Tesco next to the park, where we popped to get refreshments instead of spending in the caf!. Good oh!Home improvement payments £16.8K to go
May Grocery Challenge: £155.73/250
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Hiya everyone
Another NSD here for us today.
Had a rather tasty dinner of chicken fillets, which I had marinated in jerk spices, with stir-fry of carrots, onions and beans shoots with added sweet and sour sauce. It was yummy :j
Hope you all have a super Sunday
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NSD for me today so nothing to add to the totalDebt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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Hi all,
Unfortunately, exceeded the budget and have spent £289.13 so far this month.
Got to say, it's definitely more difficult than we thought it would be, but we've kept a record of all spends and can see where there's room to improve to meet June's budget.
Hope you've all had a lovely weekend and have a brilliant week ahead!January Food Budget: £0/ £500
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Frugal_life wrote: »Hi all,
Unfortunately, exceeded the budget and have spent £289.13 so far this month.
Got to say, it's definitely more difficult than we thought it would be, but we've kept a record of all spends and can see where there's room to improve to meet June's budget.
That's annoying,but like you say,you'll be better prepared for June.0 -
Hiya everyone :hello:Frugal_life wrote: »Hi all, Unfortunately, exceeded the budget and have spent £289.13 so far this month.
Got to say, it's definitely more difficult than we thought it would be, but we've kept a record of all spends and can see where there's room to improve to meet June's budget.
Hope you've all had a lovely weekend and have a brilliant week ahead!
Shopping today was Morrys = £5.48 and Al*i = £13.83......so total of £19.31 added to signature. Shouldn't need anything now until about Thursday/Friday fingers xd.
Hope you all have a money-saving Monday
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Bulk buy.......APR=233.76
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Hello all,
Couldn't fit in a shopping visit, so I ordered online for delivery. I've had a bad back for about 4 weeks now, and I needed some dog food and some cat food, so thought I'd have it all delivered. I'm not counting the cost of delivery, as it was only £2.50, and I paid it happily, knowing that I was having a mega housework/diy day today. The food element came to £8.33, although I did forget lunchbox drinks. Oh well.
In the past, I would've stressed about that, and bought double to make up for it, but my new mindset says we'll find a way to get through one poxy week without!!
Total for this month now at £45.22, so doing well.
PG xGrocery challenge for family of three - me, dd(12) and ds(11), feeding dp 2 or 3 x a week too. Only food, not toiletries. Jan £87.97/£100 Feb £0/£100
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Up to £92 for my groceries so far this month :beer::staradmin: June NSD's 2/19:staradmin: Sealed Pot #460 :staradmin: £/day £185 saved :staradmin: W.S.C 2015 #45 :staradmin: F.P. 2/24 months :staradmin:0
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Morning everyone,
Well, unfortunately my tummy pains got worse Monday night and I couldn't eat or drink at all, so ended up in hospital on Tuesday until yesterday mid afternoon. I came home to NO food at all in the house so after a large stock up of fridges, freezers, and cupboards, I spent a grand total of £79.33. I'm hoping this will see us through until at least Saturday so OH can take us in the car and help with the carrying!
Got to do a meal plan today, wrong way round, I know. Hoping it can be done with the items I've already bought. Fingers crossed.
Good luck to all with spends (or no spends) this week. PigletGC Jan £200/£200.78 Feb £250/£156.07
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