I’m trying to not buy too much from the supermarkets.
Using up what I have. No only saving money not spent but also not throwing
Out food.
I made this breakfast bar
The 100 cookie dough recipe
I used a quarter of the batch and frozen the three other quarters
I now unfreeze them when needed and cook with Ana or the girls.
Without too much mess lol
I also have bread rising
I’ll leave it for a couple of hours before the second rise that way
It will be ready for dinner when hubby gets home.
I now do not have any flour left in the house.
I now do not have any flour left in the house.
So if I want bread, and who doesn’t, I’ll either have
To buy more flour or bread.
So of course it’s not strictly a no spend.
It’s an, only spend it you totally have to, month
Meat frozen in the fridges, and veggies from
The garden will keep us going for a while before we have to buy
Anything for dinner
This is a good way to make up all the money spent during Christmas
And New Years.
I used to do it every year when I had little children and it’s
A habit that just won’t go away.
Not that it’s a bad thing
It's a fantastic idea!! No spend January. Brilliant. I'm sure I could get through most of the month using what's in the house. Other half would scream I'm anguish. We've got a freezer with meat and fish, packets of beans and lentils, frozen pureed tomato. Oh that I could
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