Wrapping Up February Grocery Spending & Menu Plan Monday

I’ve finalised our grocery spending for February and I’m (very) pleased to report that we spent £152.90. Yes, it’s over my budget of £150, but wow! This is the lowest my grocery spending has EVER been for a month and I can’t quite believe it. It can be done. Yay! Can you tell how pleased I am? We can eat healthily and keep to a fairly tight (for us) budget. Now to see what we can do in March. :)

On our menu this week:

  • Chicken Curry, Rice and Naan
  • Chili, Nachos and Sour Cream
  • Cheesy Pasta Bake
  • Baked Salmon and Veggies
  • Sausage Dogs with Onions
  • Fish Pie and Veggies
Just six meals this week as we’re out for a family dinner on Saturday night.
For further menu planning ideas please visit I’m an Organizing Junkie
Grocery plans for March are to make a month long meal plan, do one big supermarket shop (for a cupboard and freezer refill) and then make 3/4 smaller grocery runs throughout the month. I’m setting the budget at £185 to allow for the longer month and the extra entertaining I will be doing (family visits).
Have you closed out your February grocery budget yet? If so, how did you do?

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Wrapping Up February Grocery Spending & Menu Plan Monday — 17 Comments

  1. Congratulations! It is hard to keep spending down in this area once I work through what is in the pantry and freezer as it all has to be replace eventually. Good luck in March and I am interested to hear how you like planning a month of menus and doing a giant shop.

  2. Awesome, great job on having the least spending month!! We are pretty much done with our February grocery budget too. Just need to pick up a gallon of milk tonight, and we are all set.

  3. I was £5.35 over, coming in at £105.35 for the 3 of us. I found that menu planning for the month made it much easier too. It’s comforting to know that even on a tight budget you have all you need to feed yourself for a month.

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