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    • 28
      Jan
      2014
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      Anita Wright
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      No Comments on Savoury bread and butter pudding recipe for £1.07 per portion
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    Savoury bread and butter pudding recipe for £1.07 per portion

    I am not a great cook, so this brilliantly easy savoury bread and butter pudding is perfect for a tasty, economical midweek meal or Saturday tea.

    The recipe was sent to me by Big & Fresh Eggs. I must admit, I was already a fan as they are great for feeding hungry families due to the larger size of the egg, meaning they are good value. Their eggs are in Morrisons, Tesco and Asda, so I priced them up using mostly own brand products from Tesco and Asda to see how cheap I could make the recipe. See the chart below and enjoy:

    Ingredients

    • 40g butter
    • 1 bunch spring onions, sliced
    • 8 thin slices white bread, cut in half
    • 100g roast ham, chopped
    • 175g mature Cheddar cheese, grated
    • 3 Big & Fresh eggs
    • 450ml milk
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    • 30
      Dec
      2013
    • Posted by
      Anita Wright
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      Shops
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      No Comments on Confusing Tesco fruit and veg prices
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    Confusing Tesco fruit and veg prices

    Today I did a mega shop at Tesco. I saved an amazing 10 p on my branded shop – I mean eh? Why did they give me a piece of paper to tell me I saved 10 p compared to if I went to Sainsbury’s?

    Anyway, the branded shop saving paper is silly, but what annoyed me today and annoys me regularly is fruit and veg pricing.

    Here’s an example from today:

    £1.95 per kg golden delicious loose apples (88p per lb)

    vs

    £1.75 for a five pack of golden delicious apples, so 35 p each but no kg or lb price.

    Now, I bought four loose golden delicious apples for £1.19, so that’s 30p each, but had to use the scales to work this out.

    I know that loose is often cheaper, but why …

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    • 10
      Dec
      2013
    • Posted by
      Anita Wright
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      News, Shops
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      No Comments on Save money on supermarket wine with a personal wine expert app – Wotwine
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    Save money on supermarket wine with a personal wine expert app – Wotwine

    Now I must admit when I go to the supermarket, I choose the wines that are knocked down from £9.99 to £4 or £5. I figure that if it costs so much in the first place, it must taste good.

    I like dry white wine and rose, but couldn’t name a good grape to save my life and when I get to the supermarket, I am faced with a confusing array of wines and prices.

    That’s when I discovered wotwine a brand spanking new supermarket wine app. The free to download app helps determine whether a “deal” is in fact a real deal and can help you save money on supermarket wine.

    You simply scan a bottle barcode in a supermarket and the app throws up all kinds of information: the quality, but most importantly …

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    • 30
      Sep
      2013
    • Posted by
      Anita Wright
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      Money saving tips, Shops
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      No Comments on Grocery shopping on a budget – save up to £40 a week
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    Grocery shopping on a budget – save up to £40 a week

    I would love to shop at M&S every day for my food stuffs, but that just isn’t feasible. Sometimes they have fruit and veg that is reduced in price because its sell by date is that day and they have also introduced a “basics range, but the other stuff is too tempting. When I do get a bargain and tell my hubby that I have bought some Maris Pipers that look good enough to eat raw for just over a £1, my excitement never seems to rub off on him.

    Anyway, I received a £500 phone bill – no fault of my own (honest – my wi-fi problem!) – and decided that if I had to pay it, I needed to make some cut backs. I ended up paying only £5 of the bill.  My …

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