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May 2008 Grocery Challenge

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  • Justamum
    Justamum Posts: 4,727 Forumite
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    Total spend so far is £204.83. I decided on salad for tonight as it's so warm and I didn't have any in.
  • WelshWoofer
    WelshWoofer Posts: 5,076 Forumite
    Just a quickie cos I'm really pleased with myself - not spent a penny on groceries/food etc since Saturday!:T

    Will try to see it through to Saturday this week when I will have to relent and buy some fruit and veg and dog chews.

    Am really trying hard this month so fingers crossed!
  • JennyBee_2
    JennyBee_2 Posts: 390 Forumite
    Well the Oz fund has got off to a flying start :) Have just counted up the big jar of change and there was £62 in it! (plus a couple of pounds etc which will stay in there for now) Hurrah!
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  • good afternoon all,

    Quick word to claire2305-I do mean tablespoons.i know it sounds like alot but since the mixture rises it spreads out well. But if your not as sure just dont put as much in. It really depends what mood i'm is as to how many herbs i use. Hope you enjoy it. It's really quick and easy so kids love helping with it too.

    Thoughts to your sister and family MRS M i hope it all turns out well.

    I'm having a bit of a rubbish day today. It was my turn to pay for the pub lunch. Which never puts me in the best mood. But it was my little boys 1st bday last sunday. Which signals the end of breast feeding for him. He's dealing with it really well. I ,on the other hand, am just feeling really dejected. I love breastfeeding and he's my last baby. I know feeding til a year is a little extreme to some anyway but no matter when you stop you suddenly start wondering if you'll mean as much to your little one as you did before. He's my 3rd so i should be used to it but alas i still feel rubbish.
  • Tibbie's_mum
    Tibbie's_mum Posts: 998 Forumite
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    good afternoon all,

    Quick word to claire2305-I do mean tablespoons.i know it sounds like alot but since the mixture rises it spreads out well. But if your not as sure just dont put as much in. It really depends what mood i'm is as to how many herbs i use. Hope you enjoy it. It's really quick and easy so kids love helping with it too.

    Thoughts to your sister and family MRS M i hope it all turns out well.

    I'm having a bit of a rubbish day today. It was my turn to pay for the pub lunch. Which never puts me in the best mood. But it was my little boys 1st bday last sunday. Which signals the end of breast feeding for him. He's dealing with it really well. I ,on the other hand, am just feeling really dejected. I love breastfeeding and he's my last baby. I know feeding til a year is a little extreme to some anyway but no matter when you stop you suddenly start wondering if you'll mean as much to your little one as you did before. He's my 3rd so i should be used to it but alas i still feel rubbish.

    PPMum, I know what you mean about having your little ones growing up, although I wasn't keen on breastfeeding. Haven't had my 3 yr olds curly locks cut yet and everyone thinks he's a girl, but I know I'll cry when he has to have a proper little boys haircut.

    Sorry, back to topic, NSD for me.
  • SAV3R
    SAV3R Posts: 222 Forumite
    Hello all!

    MRS M - thinking of you and the family, hope things go well for your sister.

    I have broken my run of NSD today. Stocked up on deo, shampoo, conditioner, T Roll, Tissues, Kitchen Roll, sponges etc while in town at Wilko. Some were on offer but still spent £17.44. I haven't shopped since last Thurs and hopefully will only need milk tonight or tomorrow then will do a shop Sun/Mon.

    Having my nails done tonight, we have a wedding on Sat so want them to look good. I have been stressed lately and went back to the old habit of biting them. I know its expensive but wanted a treat. ;)
  • bails
    bails Posts: 3,196 Forumite
    Oh blimey, I'm only halfway through the thread, still another 21 pages to go :eek: If I wasn't so interested in how everyone's doing and all the great new recipes I'd no doubt miss, I'd give up :D

    We've done 2 big shops this month, one in Asda, the other in Sains and saved loads :T We've spent whatever it says in my sig :rotfl: from the GC, about £50 I think and the rest came out of our PMS money for things we didn't need but thought we'd stock up on. Happy days that we even had the savings to do this! It'll get taken off each month's GC as we use it up.

    Right, off to read the next 21 pages :rotfl:Good job it's free bingo day ;)
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  • mumzyof2
    mumzyof2 Posts: 3,343 Forumite
    Afternoon all i have spent a bit today and it brings my total up to £7.08 im away from tomorrow morning till sunday night.. going food shopping on sunday... my local market do free range farm eggs £180 for the dozen. I think its good does anyone else?
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  • ifonlyitwaseasier
    ifonlyitwaseasier Posts: 2,857 Forumite
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    i think your being ripped off if your paying £180 for a dozen eggs!!!!!!

    ;) i know you mean £1.80!!
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  • chocolateteddy
    chocolateteddy Posts: 516 Forumite
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    mumzyof2 wrote: »
    my local market do free range farm eggs £180 for the dozen. I think its good does anyone else?

    Asda are (or were yesterday) doing 18 free range eggs for £2 unfortunately I'd stocked up on whoopsied ones the previous week so don't need any wether it will still be on when I do I don't know.

    I too am using up my freezer so I can defrost it so eggs and bacon for tea tonight girls thought it was a treat.
    Thanks to MSE savings we got to go to Disneyworld Florida.

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