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September 2021 Grocery Challenge

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  • boultdj
    boultdj Posts: 5,334 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    After defrosting the freezer I needed to restock it, so spent a scary £102.36, meal planning to do and baking this weekend.
    £71.93/ £180.00
  • HI

    On 2 September at the the local shop I spent £4.27/£85.

    Money Choices
    3-6 months Emergency Fund challenge No 81 £700/£2,400. NSD challenge 25 Jan 9/10 NSDs, Feb 10/10 NSDs, March 10/10 NSDs, April 9/10 NSDs, May 0/0 NSDs, June 5/12 NSDS.
    Grocery Challenge 25 Jan £20/50, Feb £60/£100, March £229.48/£300, April £173.81/£120, May £0/£0, June £88.24/£150.00
  • Thanks @elsiepac for the new month.  I would like to put down for £375 this month please 
  • LLM2018
    LLM2018 Posts: 194 Forumite
    Sixth Anniversary 100 Posts Combo Breaker Uniform Washer
    First spend of the month £12.18/75, stuck to my list for everything bar one small extra at 30p lol. 
    When life throws you a curveball, learn to catch it and throw it back! Feb Grocery Challenge/£100
  • nannygladys
    nannygladys Posts: 3,235 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    No more spends yet. Went to the allotment and picked loads of veg for next week, so shouldn't need to buy anymore and still keeping to the meal plan. I haven't any room in the freezer for bulk cooking so eating the same thing for a few days on the trot, well usually 2/3. All good here.
    Nannyg
    £1 a day 2025: £90.00/365 Xmas fund
  • OK here goes. Been busy Selling, packing, eating out of the freezer and cupboards. Had to buy a few bits.
    Lids £1.80
    Asda, £48.37. Bread, rolls. Cakes. Crisps. Milk s.skimmed and lactose free.  Cereal. Buts n bobs for our people lunch boxes, breakfast and evening meal.
    Asda. £15.93
    Lids £7.70. Fruit n veg.
    Fish n chips (treats night Friday) £20.80 = £94.60  that's 11 days so far. So I have 2 days to cook for our people. 
    Tomorrow is cereal for breakfast, sandwich/soup for lunch and slice of cake.  Cottage Pie, veg and Apple Crumble. For our evening meal. All out of the freezer.and cupboards.
    Monday is cereal for breakfast. Lunchbox for my lady to take to the day centre and for our mansoup and yoghurt or tin peaches and cream. Burger egg and chips for the evening meal ( they chose this meal) they both love chips!!  Rice pudding for afters. 
    Tuesday morning will be cereal for them and lunchbox made for  our lady. Our man is away support and they provide his lunch. All out of the cupboards fridge and freezer. Then they move in with their new carers. So for the next 2 weeks it will be him  and me. We will eat what's in the fridge freezer and cupboards apart from we will need to buy  milk, bread or maybe salad.   I think we will keep within the £200 mark this month. Any freezer food we will  hand out to neighbours or give to afield of ours who feeds the less fortunate people who are  homeless or on benefits and struggling.   
    Then who knows  what we will be eating or where whilst travelling around in our motor home looking for  our dream narrowboat.  
    Phew long post  sorry!!!
    Will pop  back  when I can. Going to be busy  for a couple of days/weeks. 
    Take care and keep safe everyone X 


    Mortgage free September 2021. Narrowboat brought October 2021 
    Emergency fund £7500 
    Christmas fund £1430
  • £12 in T on sea salt, milk, bread, pepsi, worcester sauce, toilet roll, pizza and yoghurt. £270 left 
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