It does seem a little high for a weekly supermarket bill. Are you sure you are not buying your clothing etc from there too? 
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This organic rubbish thing which is incredibly overpriced hereOriginally posted by Dr EvilIt does seem a little high for a weekly supermarket bill. Are you sure you are not buying your clothing etc from there too?
Mind you they had a great monkey toy pet in Sainsbury which was the best I have ever seen (for 5 pounds, now discontinued)
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its a lot of money(\__/)
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I think it's disgusting the amount they charge for these things.Originally posted by FranckoThis organic rubbish thing which is incredibly overpriced here ...Comment
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On my farm we grow quite a bit of organic produce, and when in England I get my pies free (it's a hard life but someone has to check product quality).
So my food bill is actually quite low.Insanity: repeating the same actions, but expecting different results.
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If you buy fresh food and veg from a farm shop you can lower your food bill but you will have to spend a little time preparing the food. Interspersed with some nice cuts of meat from a local butcher is good as well.
If you are buying processed food (microwave meals, packaged etc) it will cost a fortune.
If you do what Lucifer and I do and prepare all your fresh food, you find that you spend less time eating out.
Also, inviting like-minded friends over for dinner and visa versa makes it more enjoyable.If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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*bollocks* your kitchen is head to toe in Tesco blue and white stripes......Originally posted by FranckoComment
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Threaded old boy - so you're a farmer then?Originally posted by threaded
Clearly you grow some veg, and some some sort of stock too - unless your pies are 100% veggy ones.
Tell me more?
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So is that a response to the OP question, or a brag about Threaded?Originally posted by threaded
Forgive me for asking.Comment
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How did you cook it?Originally posted by FranckoT
Mind you they had a great monkey toy pet in Sainsbury which was the best I have ever seen (for 5 pounds, now discontinued)Comment
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