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Can't get my shopping below £70.00!!
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just one thing to add on baby milk - I used to get mine at the health centre, they sell it at wholesale price. The one I used was something like £7.50 in the shop but £4.70 ish at the HC (that was a few years ago)Just call me Nodwah the thread killer0
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I'm new and I found this all useful so thanks to alllong haul no 65:sad:
Official DFW nerd no 783
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I just did an online shop (without buying anything!) to find out what it will cost myself and OH when we get married. it came to £160 but i reckon that was not far off a months stuff, with some of it lasting more and some less than a month. it might end up being a bit more but I feel pretty happy with that over all.Mum to gorgeous baby boy born Sept 2010:j0
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thriftlady wrote: »Again wondering if we've been of any help -not that it really matters, but my post (#6) took ages to write and I lost half of it and had to start again. Sorry to sound disgruntled, and I see 8 people have found it useful, but has any of this been useful to the OP ?
Know the feeling Thrifty - mine took ages to typ eand had to keep double checking it as my spellign awful. Dont you jsut hate it when you dont get any answer - btw i found your post useful! lol :TTime to find me again0 -
Hi all
This thread has been interesting to me too. I can't get below £70 either, although I know part of this is due to not actually going to the shops, I only do my weekly shop online this is due to not having much spare time. In my last post I said that mealplanning had made me spend more than usual, but I suppose some of the stuf would have been split to go into the following weeks plans.....
I can't get the hang of all this yet
Mel xUnless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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thriftlady wrote: »Again wondering if we've been of any help -not that it really matters, but my post (#6) took ages to write and I lost half of it and had to start again. Sorry to sound disgruntled, and I see 8 people have found it useful, but has any of this been useful to the OP ?
not sure about the OP (have not read to the end yet) but finding all this really interesting
its me, hubby and 6 kids, small budget, GREAT ADVICE!! :T:T Thanks to all lovely MSE'rs - you are great friends :T0
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