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What things can't you compromise on?

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  • fluffyb
    fluffyb Posts: 1,025 Forumite
    I won't compromise on toilet rolls, bread and nice coffee :rolleyes:
  • Shampoo (it's nearly £5 but lasts about 8 months)
    Eggs - I only buy organic or free range eggs - the taste difference is amazing, and as I eat eggs a lot I want tasty ones!

    That's it, I eat value products frequently and very little meat, I prefer Quorn and tofu ;)
    KEEP CALM AND keep taking the tablets :cool2:
  • rachbc wrote: »
    Having notched the thermostate down a degree and cut the time its on by half an hour this morning got me thinking about were I wasn't prefared to cut back.

    So far for our amily its been loo roll - no-one can stand the smart price stuff so its back to nice soft white for us.

    Also I will only by good quality bath stuff, shampoo, creams etc. No parafin/ petroleum or sls as I find it irritated mine and dd's excema so Lush, Neals Yard, Tesco's Natural range etc. I'm happy to make cut backs in other areas to fund it though!

    I buy cheaper cuts of good quality meat and eat less of it rather than buy 'cheap meat'

    I'll add this to the existing thread on compromise to keep ideas together ;)

    Penny. x
    :rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:
  • I wouldn't compromise on Eggs - it has to be Organic Wholemeal eggs

    I can buy value stuff as long as it is raw but wouldn't buy any cheap processed/tinned food - other than Tomatoes as find the expensive ones too thick for our liking. We always bulk buy stuff when good quality ones are on offer.

    Have used a value tea bag today and have found it fine. Though DH wouldn't touch the stuff :rolleyes:. It has to be Yorkshire for him....
  • MoneyQueen wrote: »
    I wouldn't compromise on Eggs - it has to be Organic Wholemeal eggs

    ..

    I've never heard of these?
    Life is too short to waste a minute of it complaining about bad luck. Find joy in the simple things, show your love for those around you and be grateful for all that you have. :)
  • Sorry, I meant free range... I am eating a wholemeal sandwich just now... so mixed the two... :D Well spotted :T
  • MoneyQueen wrote: »
    I wouldn't compromise on Eggs - it has to be Organic Wholemeal eggs

    Are those the brown ones? :D
    "The happiest of people don't necessarily have the
    best of everything; they just make the best
    of everything that comes along their way."
    -- Author Unknown --
  • Are those the brown ones? :D


    LOL :rotfl:
  • floyd
    floyd Posts: 2,722 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Just a quickie for those of you who like decent lav roll :)
    Has anyone else noticed that the quality of Tesco Luxury Soft toilet roll is really poor these days? The last 2 packs I bought have been really thin and quite rough so I definately won't be buying it again :mad:
    Sod you Tesco, someone else will get my poop-money
  • Has to be Heinz Beans and Ketchup for me - nothing else compares!
    Also
    Tetley teabags
    Nescafe Coffee
    Diet Coke - only buy it once every couple of weeks but it has to be the 'real thing';)
    Morning Fresh washing up liquid, but it is cheaper than some of the other brands anyway,
    Green Giant sweetcorn
    free range eggs - from local farm shop

    September Grocery Challenge £181.51/£270.00
    August Grocery Challenge £298.60/£270.00
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