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2022 Frugal Living Challenge
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For crochet, you don’t have to sew…. You can crochet the squares together. Look it up on u tube. It’s much easier.
working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?5 -
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 ⭐2 -
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
I find ritter sport chocolate to be a good alternative and they do a similar cornflake chocolate bar.2 -
Lidl do their own version of Dairy Crunch. Last time we had some the packaging was blue2
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I've also definitely seen Dairy Crunch in Farmfoods too#39 - Save £12k in 20252
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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
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Am I the only one finding the urge to buy, more difficult to ignore at this time of year. I have left 2 online craft baskets at the checkout after reviewing whether i need tbe items. There must be other crafters like me who are itching to buy. I keep thinking of lovely new sofas that i want to replace my threadbare ones and it is helping. Still no heating here yet. It is getting harder to get out of bed in tbe morning but once up extra layers and hard work seem to do the trick. I am having the urge to spring clean strangely. Enjoying lots of photos and lovely memories hidden in the back of cupboards whilst sorting.
Hope you find the dairy crunch @London_1craft 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 ⭐9 -
I may investigate the possibility of getting a couple of buses to Gravesend from here during the week, I have a bus pass and it won't be as though I will be buying much else so a trip out on the bus might make a nice change if the weather is dry.Saves using the car and petrol
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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!4
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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 xx3
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