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June 2021 Grocery Challenge

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  • Fiona236
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    £10.66
    £26.24
    = £36.90 spent today, leaves £13.10 yikes. £6.50 of it was for daughters birthday cake.  
  • Tightpants24
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    I have been a bit off plan due to a trip away visiting parents and a trip to get Dd from uni.  But I got a  click and collect yesterday for £83.  
  • goldfinches
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    I’m so glad you averted a cucumber crisis @goldfinches. Just barely. Whew! 

    @GSDMum I’m also happy to read you don’t have Covid. I’ve been feeling really run down the past couple days and I’m wondering if something is hitting me too. Phooey. Keep washing your hands, people!!
    Thankyou @JingsMyBucket I felt quite proud of my specialist knowledge of the salad vegetable section in M*rks which is never kept stocked up due to a perennial shortage of staff.

    Had to buy milk and yoghurt today as well as radishes, carrots, lettuce, tomatoes, mushrooms, nectarines, olives and rosemary which came to £9.81 so my new total is £64.85/£120 which is a daily average spend of £4.32, whoops!

    May No-Spend Days 3
    May Grocery Challenge Spend £31.18/£186
    May Baking Fund Spend £7.45/£24
    May Bulk Buy Fund Spend £18.00/£100

    Decluttering 100 items by the end of the month 0/100

    Try being A Bit More Nellie
  • 2Scratters
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    Went looking for a new large planter for the garden to rehome a plant which is way over due. Turns out JS are now residing in there too. Finished filling our trolley with YS stuff. They averaged out at less than £1 per item, happy with that. On target for end of the month :smile:
    (Didn't find the pot I'm after)
    Anything is better than nothing-check back and see
    On the declutter journey since 2023 with Mrs SD. Tilly Tidy since 2023.
  • pamsdish
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    Popped to town as few bits needed, total grocery bits between, W1lk0s, $&M, £1and, T0sc0, £15.45, also needed petrol my god it`s going up fast.
    Do I need it or just want it.
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