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March 2020 Grocery Challenge
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Milk, bread ( so much toast right now!), yoghurts for Boy Wonder and two tubs of therapeutic ice cream came to a tenner in MrTs. Spent a very large part of the day scrubbing, sorting and packing up the kitchen in preparation for this week. I've earned my bowl of mint chip this evening!9
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Merlin's_Beard said:£14.55 spent today on mainly nothing. Completely thrown out whack by a bad cold so going to have to do a big shop midweek to properly catch up.
Gratified to see I'm not the only one buying chocolate that wasn't really on the list, though - makes me feel a bit better.
I was thinking... I find it hard to get to 'know' people online using just names; a few people do have pics and that helps me enormously - if anyone else is the same, maybe more profile pics would bring a greater sense of community? (NB I realise I haven't got one yet, just getting round to it!)7 -
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A small-ish top up of £26.80 spent at the weekend but was mainly on bits I forgot from the main delivery including sandwich supplies. Poor 10yo would have had nothing in her packed lunch today, certainly no fruit! I've updated my signature.
Need to work out how to a picture to my profile. I loved my old one, it was a wii-me cartoon and really did look like me whilst not being me.
NaomimCredit Cards NOV 2019 £33,220.42 Sept 2023 £19,951.00 Tilly Tidy 20223/COLOR] Sept £43.71 Here's my diary: A Ditherer's Diary Again8 -
A&C and Mr S shops today together totalling £34.40.
£144.23/£224.82.
£80.59 left.I am a vegan woman. My OH is a lovely omni guy5 -
Evening all. Spent £38.96 at Waitr@se, Sav3rs, and £land. Used my daughters staff discount card so got a wee saving. £49.41 left in the kitty for the rest of the month. Will try to empty the freezer before shopping again.Starting Total in September 2019 = £38287.77
Current Total = £25534.10
33% of debt paid off so far
Debt Free by Christmas September August July June 2023!7 -
Hi all,milk only at weekend,but it was a bit expensive as DD needed dog food! £11 .34 ! Think I've got £62 left.
Shopping out of the freezer and store cupboard.....eclectic eating or ready steady cook .6 -
Another grocery shop yesterday - $69.46. Also found out that DH found shopping with a budget Really Stressful - which might be interesting if he ends up getting the job he's applied for with a significant paycut! We're very lucky not to have needed to budget very much so far. Personally, I quite like the challengeMarch 2020 grocery challenge $921.76/$500AU
April 2020 grocery challenge $744/$800
May 2020 GC $724.11/$750
June 2020 GC $370.31/$700
July 2020 GC $316.87/$7007 -
sarahj1986 said:sarahj1986 said:Hello all
please update mine to €300 for March as I had a €50 (well rounded figure) underspend in February so will use that extra to stock up on supplies needed
€7.44 spent yesterday and today
we got water and crisps yesterday and today I picked up milk and some chicken on offer
€292.56 left
this is over a couple of shops on water, fruit, veg etc. We have a big shop landing on Monday which is our bulk ordering of nappies, wipes, toilet roll, kitchen roll, fizzy drinks, frozen, tinned and some fresh items. I will post that total when it arrives
€262.06 left
we had our big shop delivered yesterday but this does include a bulk order of nappies, wipes, fizzy drinks, kitchen roll, toilet roll (not panic buying), washing stuff, heavy goods like tins and then other fresh and frozen food. There is some items that will last us well over several months.
€79.50 left eekkk:money::rotfl::T7 -
£13.89 at the co op last night, is it really still two weeks to go...Tight, Scottish Vegan
saving for a camper van to retire to
May grocery challenge £600/207.57 left
2020 1p savings challenge £91.977
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