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September 2021 Grocery Challenge

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  • nannygladys
    nannygladys Posts: 3,235 Forumite
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    First day of my month. Money shuffle done, 6 month water bill paid and monies got from atm and put into envelopes. I have done a list from my pantry, but I won't be doing the freezer as its mainly my winter veg from the allotment. I still have a lot in my cupboards so meals will be loosely based on cupboard and lottie stuff, haven't done the meal plan yet as theirs some stuff in the fridge to eat first.
    Nannyg
    £1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund
  • boultdj
    boultdj Posts: 5,334 Forumite
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    Can I be put down for

    £150

    please elsiepac.
    £71.93/ £180.00
  • nannygladys
    nannygladys Posts: 3,235 Forumite
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    Again no money spent, just worked in the garden and made 5 jars of piccalilli.
    Nannyg
    £1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund
  • nannygladys
    nannygladys Posts: 3,235 Forumite
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    Another nsd for me, I still have food in so want to eat all the fresh food before I buy any more, and hopefully the allotment will keep supplying me with veggies. I have very little space in my freezer and I've made enough pickles, relish and chutney for me and future pressies, so I need to eat all the fresh veggies fresh! 
    Nannyg
    £1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund
  • Mrs_Cheshire
    Mrs_Cheshire Posts: 1,258 Forumite
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    Hi and thanks for sorting the thread @elsiepac
    Could you put me down for £350 again please for the calendar month. I'm going to start getting a home delivery again as it's taking me too much time going to the supermarket and I'm likely to be starting back to work imminently (need to find one first - just completing my degree). I'm planning on a weekly batch cooking day and doubling up when I can to make the week days a bit easier with 3 boys and lots of clubs means our time is limited already. 
    Haven't had much luck with Oli0 recently so will keep an eye out and hope that it picks up over the next few months. 

    Going to focus my efforts on using up the dessert storecupboard items in September, as I know we've got rice pudding jelly and caramel/pastry base (for banoffee pie) as well as some cookie mix, sponge mix and some boxed cake mixes too. 4
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