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September 2016 Grocery Challenge
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£10.45 vegbox.Decluttering Awards: 🏅🏅0
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oh dear, just looked through spicesofindia website and can see me spending lots. on the plus point there are a few of us splitting the order so we get the free postage.
have been struggling getting lots of spices in morrys and I flatly refuse to go into tesclo, my other option is to go into town to find an indian grocers and I can see that being deadly for me
think I may go over this month now.0 -
I'm not very goodbat this. Lost track ages ago and definitely over budget which is why I'm in a mess!0
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nsd yesterday. off to a jumble sale later, yipee!! xx0
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Got a bill to pay (deep joy) so hoping to spend only £20-25 next week.
Meal plan is;
Kung po chicken and rice
Tuesday;
Roast chicken, roasties and veg
Wed;
Steak (out freezer night before!) and homemade wedges, peas and grilled tom.
Thursday
Leftover chicken Risotto with chicken stock made from carcass.
Friday;
Tuna pasta bake
Luckily I have most of the items for these meals I just need lunches and snacks and the chicken for roastI'm C, Mummy to DS 29/11/2010 and DD 02/11/2013
Overdraft PAID OFF
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Milk, Toilet Rolls, Spaghetti and Pasta Sauce bought so have £2.70 left to last tomorrow and monday. I may go and buy some bread and milk tomorrow so I know we are covered till Tuesday.
I think I may have just managed it this month as well. Phew.Debt Free Stage 1 - Completed 27/08/2020
Debt Free Stage 2 - Completed 50/181 Payments0 -
Sam's Club visit. $98.33.
I'm on track to meet my goal....if I'm good.Overprepare, then go with the flow.
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morning all, not a bad ys haul last night, best bargain was a £4.99 lilac rose i paid 25p for! spent £6 so £19 left for this month. very dark and grey here, but still hopeful to get washing dry. xxx0
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My record keeping has gone a bit off track so I'll try to make sense of the receipts I've got. I may have blown it a bit last week because didn't do a big shop, ended up with a few top-up shops...but they don't seem to add up to much. I sometimes wonder whether a big shop makes me buy too much and waste more! What does everyone else think?GC Feb 2019 (to 10th) £397.07/£3000
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Five more days to go and I think I may be under budget (famous last words). Yesterday bought soya milk, Alpro yoghurt and some houmous - don't really need anything for these last 5 days - would like some packs of pittas - they normally sell them 4 packs for a £1 in my local international stores and avocados - that would see me through for breakfasts/lunches, otherwise I can make do with bagels that are in the freezer. Today will be Sunday lunch with family. Have updated sig.0
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