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June 2021 Grocery Challenge

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  • goldfinches
    goldfinches Posts: 2,130 Forumite
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    I've been avoiding the supermarket as much as possible and trying to use up what's in the fridge, freezer and larder over the last week or so. I've spent £1.70 on milk, £1.60 on yoghurt and then £11.10 today on yoghurt, milk, nectarines, tomatoes, peppers, lettuces and cucumber which brings my total to £82.45/£120 and my average daily spend to £3.05. 
    That seems to be heading in the right direction, just got to keep up the meal planning now.

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  • Finstickle
    Finstickle Posts: 266 Forumite
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    So dog food is literally the only budget line i haven't gone over this month >:)>:)>:) 

    I overcatered DD's birthday party, not by crazy amounts, but i forgot to even put the crisps out !!!   These will now get recycled back into the general food, although still currently allocated to the party budget.  tea yesterday was l/o sandwiches and cake, dinner tonight is l/o BBQ food and l/o pesta pasta & salad.

    that still leaves, various bits and bos to eat which will get eaten over the coming weeks for lunches etc.  I had also bought some basic pizzas which i didn't cook in the end - they'll just be used for lazy days and emergencies, so again, in the general food now but against the party line.

    it was a really lovely afternoon, we were lucky with the weather and it was wonderful to have friends and family around again - 100% worth going over budget.


    So grocery challenge wise I'm at £575.36/£561
    My cupboards, fridge and freezer are all still full, and all I can think of needing right now is spinach and milk.  I'll pick these up tonight and then hopefully declare for the month tonight.
    May Grocery Challenge         £147/£400
    2024 Grocery Challenges      Jan - £390/£350  Feb - £431/£500  Mar £499/£500  Apr £729/£700

    2021 £pd Average                  £16.41
    2021 Declutter                        369/365 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🏅🏅🏅
  • Money_Choices
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    Hi
    On 27 July I spent £36.84 which makes my total £101.49/£120.

    Money Choices
    25 July 2020 Starting Credit Card Debt £9,717.59 , Debt 27 Dec 2021 £9.550. 1 Jan 23 -£7,030.84 Debt. 30 December 23 DEBT FREE Declutter Challenge 1/50 bin bags,SPC 17 number 061 NSD challenge Jan 24 10/10, Feb 24 10/10, March 24 13/15, April 5/10 Grocery Challenge Jan 24 £98.44/£150 Feb 24 £161.49/£150, March 24 £100/£150 April £100/£150.
  • pamsdish
    pamsdish Posts: 2,585 Forumite
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    Spent £20.16 in A1d1 last Friday, 2 y.s pork joints 4 packs of butter, and other bits.
    Do I need it or just want it.
  • hikingqueen
    hikingqueen Posts: 31 Forumite
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    No shopping today, so came in at £236 for June, pretty pleased with that
    2021 in 2021 = 3005/2021
    Frugal living challenge 4699/12,000
    May grocery challenge 290/310
    June grocery challenge 236/280 
    July grocery challenge 164/200
  • Suffolk_lass
    Suffolk_lass Posts: 9,360 Forumite
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    Was going shopping for the lunch I am doing for 20 but apart from pasta and maybe milk, I can manage without from my stores. So will use this and check current prices to charge back. I will still need a few bits but can wait now.
    Save £12k in 2024 - #2 target is £5000 only £798.34 so far
    OS Grocery Challenge 2024 31.1% spent or £932.98/£3,000 annual
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  • Finstickle
    Finstickle Posts: 266 Forumite
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    Declaring at £582.34/£561 for June - £21.34 over budget

    £17.13pd in the month - average YTD £15.48, still below the taregt for the year of £16.50pd

    May Grocery Challenge         £147/£400
    2024 Grocery Challenges      Jan - £390/£350  Feb - £431/£500  Mar £499/£500  Apr £729/£700

    2021 £pd Average                  £16.41
    2021 Declutter                        369/365 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🏅🏅🏅
  • goldfinches
    goldfinches Posts: 2,130 Forumite
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    Having managed to keep away from temptation by staying firmly on the sofa I'm declaring at £82.45/£120 and an average daily spend of £3.05; see you all over in July, goldfinches.

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