*PURCHASED
FRIDGE
Bacon – £3.10
Milk x 2 – £3.00
CUPBOARD
Baked Beans x 32 – £10.16 (Half price)
Spaghetti x 8 – £2.54 (Half Price)
Mustard – £1.30
Pepsi x 8 – £1.99
Tonic Water – £1.99
Finger Rolls x 12 – £1.00
Seeded Bread – £1.50
Satsumas – £1.00
Apples – £1.00
Tomatoes – £1.00
Broccoli - £0.75
Microfibre Cloths x 5 – £1.50
Thin Bleach x 3 – £0.87
Eggs x 10 – £3.05
FREEZER
Garlic Baguettes x 6 – £1.98
Stir Fry Veg x 2 – £2.60
Oven Chips – £2.80
Vegetable Pies x 2 – £1.00
Pizza x 2 – £1.98
Christmas Buffet Items – £8.00
Turkey Joint – £5.00
Total £59.11
Delivery + £3.00
Freezer Food Voucher - £20.00
Total cost: £42.11
Lots of offers this week and a £20 exchange voucher for freezer food - I used it to get a few bits for a Christmas buffet and a small turkey joint for my Dad.
You’ll notice that I stocked up on beans and spaghetti as they are currently half price at Tes*co – I’m still toying with the idea of building a stockpile and buying a chest freezer, as I think they would save us money over time. I’m just not sure where to put it as we only have a small kitchen.
Spending so far in November…….
Week 1 – £74.83
Week 2 – £42.11
Total: £116.94/£200
23 days to go!
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wow 32 cans of beans!!
a years supply lol!
A little heavy on the beans. LOL. Do you just prefer shopping every week? I found I spend more when I do weekly shopping verses just going stocking up for a month or more. That way I only need to go and get fruits and veggies.
Hi Thomas. Yes, lots of beans!
I’m aiming for once a month shopping, just not there yet.
What will you be doing with all of those beans?!
I think we go through about ten cans/per year.
We use about 5/6 cans a month, more when when son is home – great snac/meal with toast. I also make chili with baked beans.
