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July 2015 Grocery Challenge
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Hiya everyone :hello:
DH volunteered for shopping at A*di today :j and has now lost the receipt :mad: So although we have shopped I can't add it until it shows up in account (prob about Tuesday). I have left myself a note under the toaster to look for it as I know I shall otherwise forget :rotfl:
We had black pudding, bacon, eggs, tomatoes and baked beans for dinner for a change - breakfast in the evening :laugh:
Hope you all have a super Sunday
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GrocC.2014=2162/2015=2083/2016=218/2017=1996/2018=450..APR=17.13/200
Bulk buy.......APR=233.76
GC.NSD..2015=216/2016=213/2017=229/2018=39..APR=03/15
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Had a few spends this week I am fully stocked up & am of work for a week I am going to try & stay out of the supermarkets if I can,lots of jobs need doing & at the end of the week I'm going to my dd's as she needs help packing as she is moving so this week I have spent £86.87 so far this brings my total to £167.85 leaving me £82.15 I'm hoping this is doable
Dee xJuly grocery challenge £250.00/£408.93
August grocery challenge£350.00
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seems like have spent a lot but am pretty much on target and have got a freezer and cupboard full.
Spent £19.72 in A$da for the weeks worth of top ups and packed lunch stuff. So all good so far.
DH is on his way back from a stag do in Bournemouth :eek: so is looking forward to a nice roast dinner with YS gammon joint.
Have a good week allNST#14/20 -
Spent £18 at L!dl this morning, some eggs, milk, veg, Greek yog, seeds and a HUGE multi pack of crisps.
HM lamb tikka today, with rice, onion salad and Naan,sNote to self - STOP SPENDING MONEY !!
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I have £201 to last 3 weeks! It's school holidays so it might be tricky but I can do this!Trying to fix my finances whilst living with 3 kids and 2 cats! 👩🏻👧🏻👦🏻👶🏼🐱🐱
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Just read the thread and it occurred to me how hard it is with children to have a low food budget. How quickly we forget when our children grow, leave home etc. The hidden costs of yoghurt, fruit, small children friendly snacks and so on.
So I applaud all of you with children and babies. There is fiscal light at the end of the tunnel. I am living proof!
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I have spend £6 today stocking up on toilet paper. Co-op have quilted velvet 9 packs for £3 each. Got one the other day too! Current total £40.82/£112.Starting a new debt free journeyStarting Debt: £5,250Current Debt: £4,995.50Amount Paid: £254.50 Percentage Paid: 4.84%Emergency Fund: £3500
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£8.28 spend for me yesterday. Still on budget for the monthDebt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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I am ashamed to say I cleared out my freezer last week and threw away lots...some stuff that was in there had been pushed to the bottom time and time again and looked manky some stuff I couldn't actually tell what it was...
This is a huge waste of money and I have decided it HAS to stop. So I have re organised the freezer made a meal plan and labelled everything. I have stopped buying yellow sticker items unless I actually USE or NEED the item and not just because it's a bargain! (a bargain is not a bargain if it gets thrown in the bin.)
I can live on the contents this week and have already made a yummy lasange out of bits and pieces I already have, next week I shall be filling the freezers from Iceland as the savings over the big 4 are considerable. So that is my grocery challenge!0 -
Discovered last night that I'm desperately low on tinned tuna, so need to stock up very soon.
I've been using Pr!nces Chunks in Brine or in Oil (stocked up when on offer in Mr M a good while back), but the only ones I have left are Orient@l and Pacific Shredded Tuna in Brine which my son won't eat (apparently tastes too fishy!) and I'm not as keen on but can use up in mayo for butties or on jacket potatoes.
Just been doing price checks on line, but don't know what the 2 cheapest are like so thought I'd ask if anyone's used them and what they think.
Unless anyone knows of any deals I've missed, the cheapest is Orient@l & Pacific Chunks in Oil (4x160g for £1.75, so under 44p a tin). The next cheapest per 100g is the Chunks in Brine from A1di (185g for 62p) - though their in Oil is cheaper per tin (160g for 59p).
I also spotted Mr M have the Princes chunks on offer again (4 x 160g for £2.49, making them 62.5p a tin) which I'm tempted to pick up as I know my son will eat that one, but I thought I'd ask if anyone can tell me how the O&P chunks and A1di ones compare to Pr!nces first.Cheryl0
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