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September Grocery Challenge
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I'll do it for you.
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well done brokenwings...I think thats fab. Wht an achievement :T0
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brokenwings wrote:am i allowed to jump up and down and wave my thingies in the air???
PMSL ROFLMAO @ Brokenwings! Well done on beating your food budget to death! You shake your thingies!April 2006 - £9790.26dr. DFD - March 20110 -
i'd better close the curtains then : )0
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16011996 wrote:have spent £51.72 so far this month, but did quite a large shop and stocked up on lots of basics like rice pasta etc which should stretch so feeling quite happy so fat that i can meet target of £200. i'm keeping a running list on a spreadsheet, and adding any extra bits i buy on there. can someway let me know if this is the best way to go about it.
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only spent £20.92 this week for the four of us, most of that on fruit and veg. woohoo, all going well so far.0 -
Actually went to Tesco today (rather than on-line) as needed to use my clubcard vouchers - can't on-line! (Have registered for evouchers in future!)
Spent £62.20 (after vouchers) today, but did get contact lens solution (about £4.60) and BIG box of washing powder (will last me for ages!) Leaves me with £119.74 for rest of month - should come in under budget (hopefully) this month!!!!:j20p Saver Club #33 60p/£100
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Hi all
Well....I've got a bit lost with my challenge this month! I said that I would get cash out each week and I haven'tI haven't planned v well either
We decided to buy more organic produce and I can't believe how much more expensive it is....the other day I was in Asda and I bought an organic cucumber for £1.09 when the ones next to it were 48p! I was kicking myself on the way out...:D So, I've decided to buy organic meat/poultry & dairy and be selective about everything else. I have a feeling that we may come in *around* budget tho....we'll see! I really wish I'd discovered this site about 20 years ago.....
Ho hum.....:rolleyes:Owned by [STRIKE]4[/STRIKE] 4 cats: 2 x Maine coon cross males, 1 x Pixie Bob male and[STRIKE] 2[/STRIKE] 1 x Norwegian Forest male....cute!
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Petal - I completely sympathise - I'm in the same boat!
I think I was aiming for about $350 for food/groceries for 2 adults, 16 yr old & 13 yr old, but it's looking a bit glum just now!
However, I did have to pay out road tax for 2 cars, MOT & service for mine - total of approx £400 - ouch! - plus haircut for self, coat for son.
But I have baked this week, stopped buying biscuits ages ago, home made nicer and cheaper, & had some free veg from next door & from own bramble bush.
So I'm trying to be good - please help!July 2024 GC £0.00/£400
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P.S. Technical query - how do you put your budget figures or other info at the bottom of your replies/posts?July 2024 GC £0.00/£400
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