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2022 Frugal Living Challenge

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  • Asda do their own version if you can’t find the one you want.
    craft stash 2023 =161, 2024 = 119  2025 = £25.96 spent,  128 made and 5 mended,
    GC 2022 = £3154.96 
          2023 = £3334. 84 
          2024 = £.3221.81 
          2025 = £2254.03/£3300
    Jan 413.77 Feb £361.32, March £192. April  £438.06 May £261.66 June £204.54 July £260.95/ £250  August £516. 70 /£650
    Decluttering campaign. 2024= 81 // 52 bin bags full. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🏅💐DH ⭐
  • JIL
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    edited 19 November 2022 at 12:32AM
    London_1 said:
    One thing I am hunting for is a chcoclate bar that a friend likes called Dairy Crunch I think its by Nestles but none of the big supermarkets seem to stock it I tried Poundland and no luck there either.is it not sold anymore I wonder ?

    JackieO xx
    Definitely seen it on Amazon. But only in multi packs. However I think it has been discontinued in the UK. I liked it, it was like a chocolate rice crispy cake but heavy on the chocolate.  

    I find ritter sport chocolate to be a good alternative and they do a similar cornflake chocolate bar.
  • tooldle
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    Lidl do their own version of Dairy Crunch. Last time we had some the packaging was blue
  • linz
    linz Posts: 1,971 Forumite
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    I've also definitely seen Dairy Crunch in Farmfoods too
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  • London_1
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    My nearest Farmfoods is 12 miles away in Gravesend so I may have to make a trip there for a looksee Thank you for the heads up 
    JackieO xx
  • joedenise
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    JackieO - unfortunately the forecast is for rain every day this coming week!  Quite honestly I don't mind travelling by bus when it's raining - I prefer it to driving myself!
  • London_1 said:
    My nearest Farmfoods is 12 miles away in Gravesend so I may have to make a trip there for a looksee Thank you for the heads up 
    JackieO xx
    I’m up North but I saw some in my local Post office yesterday! Might be worth calling your local PO and shops before heading further afield. Good luck 
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