Morning, everyone!
After my weekend away and working my fruit and veg right down last week, I did what I hope will be a fortnight's shopping, mostly for fruit and veg. I am slowly making inroads into the freezer contents but there's weeks and weeks of stuff still there so happy me!
The thing I waste most of nowadays is milk. While I was away, in the room there were some little single portion pots of milk (I'm sure you know what I mean) and I brought several of them home because, to be honest, all I want in the cow's milk line is enough for the occasional cuppa tea and for any visitors. For myself, I am happy to use almond or oat milk which I have in little bottles in the freezer.
So I have ordered some more little pots of semi skimmed milk and I will see if they do get used and if I stop wasting milk as a result. Fingers crossed.
I know I said Monday would be back to normal and by the evening it was but not before.
Breakfast was still away and, given its all-inclusiveness, I had the biggest breakfast in a long while. It was nice and not all that unhealthy really, but there was too much oil around for proper SW-ness.
And by lunchtime, I was still pretty full so the soup stayed in the freezer and I just had some spready cheese on one slice of bread and, later on, a couple of easy peelers.
I didn't take photos of either.
What do I mean by low spend?
February is a low spend month.
Through January, I spent very little on non essential food and other items. The idea was to spend nothing on non food things and I didn't quite achieve that but I was happy with how it went, all the same.
I was so pleased to be able to make some charitable donations as a result; it's so nice to see positive outcomes.
'Essential' means food such as fresh fruit, veg and dairy/eggs and other essentials including things like cleaning products and toiletries although I think I am fine for the latter, plus anything necessary that comes up through the month
As for all other spending, there are a few items I need but not an awful lot so I'm really hoping it will also be low spend.
(Of course, all regular bills, direct debits, etc, will still be paid as usual)
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