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July 2022 Grocery Challenge

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  • pamsdish
    pamsdish Posts: 2,585 Forumite
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    Head down and struggle on, opened my front door Saturday afternoon to retrieve an Amaz0n delivery, cat stood on my lawn gazing after the van, I have a greyhound, she shot past me and grabbed cat by the scruff, fight ensued, cat managed to get a few swipes in and a bite to dogs face, dog squealed dropped the cat, cat made good its escape, cleaned dog wounds and left it at that, got up Sunday a.m. dogs face swollen, contacted emergency vet, antibiotics needed, bring for an exam, 3 injections and £361 and change later, home again with instructions to see regular vet today, another £138, all on c.c.s first one gives me just short of 8 weeks to pay as just passed the month, second about 6 weeks,  so nothing will be spent and a few things cancelled.
    Do I need it or just want it.
  • goldfinches
    goldfinches Posts: 2,533 Forumite
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    Did a top-up shop today with a firm list which had to get jettisoned as various things weren't in stock at all!

    I spent £2.55 at Mr T's on nuts and tomatoes and £11.05 at M*rks on f/f greek style yoghurt, 4x organic s/s milk, frozen mixed berries, wholegrain mustard, 2x radishes, carrots, lettuce and cucumber which makes my new total £48.92/£120 and my average daily spend £1.95.

    "She could squeeze a nickel until the buffalo pooped."

    Ask A Manager
  • Finstickle
    Finstickle Posts: 270 Forumite
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    A few spends to report today

    £77.90 in Lidl, got a coupe of YS curries for DH as me and DD were away at the weekend.  Spent more as picked up some beach bits but they come from a different pot.
    £6.25 strawberry picking (very expensive way to buy fruity but fun for DD)
    £4.65 on milk and squash etc
    £9.78 found receipt from 7 July
    £7 bottle of wine

    New value £411/£465

    That leaves me with £54 for the month and my new month starts on Friday.
    I will use this balance to do a musclefood order and stock up on protein.  The freezer has a fair amount in so while I will pay this week, I will do a meal plan to time delivery sensibly.

    June Grocery Challenge         £0/£250
    2024 Grocery Challenges      Jan - £390/£350  Feb - £431/£500  Mar £499/£500  Apr £729/£700 
                                                   May £413/£450

    2021 £pd Average                  £16.41
    2021 Declutter                        369/365 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🏅🏅🏅
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