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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 12:32PM

Nice sunny day here and I headed into the City for a mooch around m&s but same as Farway there were no ys items that took my interest.
I did however pick up some watercress and olive rolls so I’ll have these with the last of the deli ham and other salad bits for lunch.
I have some leftover sauce from last night's saganaki dish (which by the way JKS I really enjoyed) so I’ll use it up in a gratin type concoction with courgette, some more feta, olives and dill.

2026 Grocery Spends
June = £42.11
May £71.67, Apr £119.44, Mar £ 104.90, Feb £90.58, Jan £74.05

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