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Cooking for one (Mark Three)

caronc · 2018-01-13 08:48:22

Welcome to Cooking one (Mark Three), time to get a shiny new thread up and running. The link to "Cooking for one (Mark Two)" can be found here https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/73708876#Comment_73708876 Cooking For One 13th Jan 17 at 7:32 PM Hi, newbie poster though long time lurker trying to adjust…

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Today at 12:39PM edited Today at 12:42PM

Another day of grey weather, squally seas and strong winds. There have been reports on social media of young seals and puffins being washed ashore; luckily there is a rescue service to help the seals recover, sadly the puffins were dead 😥
I had a brisk walk to the fishmonger to pick up some frozen prawns and a piece of smoked haddock for tonight.
Lunch was scrambled eggs on toast and I’m going to try out a smoked haddock and lemony lentil recipe for dinner tonight.

2026 Jan Grocery spends = £63.50
2025 Grocery spends = £1166.08 (Jan - June £531.61, July - Dec £634.47)

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