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How far can YOU make £1 stretch?
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Poundland do big bags of either 10 or 12 pks of space raiders:D"Reaching out to touch the stars dont forget the flowers at your feet".0
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the furthest i ever stretched a £1 was to a shiny new radley bag!!
i bought a skirt from the chairty shop reduced to £1-sold it on e bay for £12-bout 4 new items from charity shops with the money-made £35 profit, re-invested in items-bingo new radly bag from paypal money that began with £1 shop at my charity shop!!!! lol what a £1 xeven god cant change the past-no matter how many times i cryfor levi, leo, smudge and arfa:A my angels0 -
Wow, thats great leoetal.
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I would spend my last £1 on: value pasta, value tin of toms, tin of value tuna and a sprig of spring onions with whats left. I would make a huge pan of tuna pasta with toms & onions and nibble on it as and when needed.
(You can plant the spring onions in a plant pot on your kitchen window sill and cut off what you need and the onions keep growing, so it can be used over & over.)0 -
I would buy 3 tins of Asda Smartprice baked beans and sausages for 28p each (84p) and a bottle of Asda Smartprice orange squash (16p). 3 days worth of meals right there for £1.0
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Geeeee! Well at least we all now know that even when you're down to your last pound, you'll be able to feed yourself for at least another three days! hehe
I really can't make the pound go further than some of you folks can at the moment but it has definately motivated me to keep on trying to nail it.Smile more often, it's FREE :hello: Live on £4000 for a year stalker!0 -
I'm afraid to declare, that not only have space raiders gone up to 15p, so have chomps.
A sad sad day for snack size chocoloate lovers everywhere.
Actually let me rephrase that, it makes it sound like a sad day for snack size people who love chocolate.
Disappointment for lovers of snack size chocolate everywhere.
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I had a quid left on thursday evening. Was passing the amusement arcade on the way to the bank when i popped in for the sake of it and won 3 repeats on a £35 jackpot. £105 - £1.50 for the 3 repeats.ONLY COPY WHAT I AM DOING IF YOU ARE 100% SURE AND YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT THE END RESULT MAY BE. ALWAYS CONSULT A PROFESSIONAL BEFORE FOLLOWING MY ADVICE. I AM NOT LEGALLY TRAINED . IF WHAT I AM DOING HELPS YOU IN ANY WAY CLICK THE THANKS BUTTON0
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10 packets of pickled onion Space Raiders!
(I lived on them when I was a student - occasionally I would have a 10p Chomp for dessert :rotfl:)
Unfortunately they are both 15p in our local store...the space raiders even had the 15p as part of the packaging
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You can buy loads of the 8p noodles ( own brand) Chuck in some tuna and you will be eating for days!:rotfl:
I go to Morrisons at about 9.30pm and pick up loads of bargains.
8 fresh-baked rolls/cobs =9p
6 fresh-baked sausage rolls=19p
4 pies =39p (savory and sweet)
We have even had the ready cooked chickens reduced to 69p each and bought 3, made no end onf meals including soup, stir-frys etc.
My BF and I have lived on £5 for a week, as long as you don't mind eating what's available. We turned it into a game!:rotfl:Living a frugal retirement without treading on the planet :T
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