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So ... What DID I Buy with My Vouchers

By Sue15cat
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
After the last post I thought it only fair that I came back on and tell you what I did actually decide to buy with my Tesco and M&S vouchers.  I had no fixed idea of what I intended to get until I got to Tesco and then I thought what would give be the absolute best value for my vouchers in terms of food shopping that would be useful for next year when we have decided to scrimp and save on the housekeeping to help us save to pay off the mortgage.
Dried goods it had to be then.  
The Basmati rice was £5.70 for 4kg, the Red Lentils £1.80, the Pearl Barley and the Yellow Split Peas came in at 55p each .... just 10p over my £8.50 worth of vouchers.
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
I could have gotten more rice for my money if I had gone for the Everyday Value long grain rice ... a whopping 12kgs in fact ... and we might be eating that by the end of year, but how much better to start the year with a decent supply of our favorite rice.
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
Today I nipped into Marks and Spencer while I was in Llandudno and decided on the spur of the moment to get treats with the £6 I had in vouchers from there.  So mince pies for Christmas for Alan and some sweets for the cinema for me.
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
My trip to Tesco also threw up some yellow stickered bargains.
A selection of meats for the freezer ...
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
... a tray of Mediterranean vegetables, that worked out cheaper than buying a couple of courgettes to go with veggies I already had at home.
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
And a bag of nice baking potatoes ....
So ... What DID I Buy with my Vouchers
... that will be in use as soon as we have finished the last of our homegrown ones.
Not a bad little shopping spree :-)
Sue xx



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