woolworths has fancy feast cat food down from a $1.80 to s $1Aldi have 500 grans of Butterfully dairy blend spread for $4.79.
for me with 3 cats that saves ne about$45 a f/n
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woolworths has fancy feast cat food down from a $1.80 to s $1Aldi have 500 grans of Butterfully dairy blend spread for $4.79.
They're great aren't they!We shop at Super Butcher and have done since they first opened.
I better hop-a-long and get some?.Woolworths have 1kilo of Kangaoo Mince @ $14.. it is better than ordinary mince and much cheaper and I also buy it for the Dog .. healthier that other Dogs meats and much cheaper ..
cheaper to use low cost wool wash and rinse with cheap white vinegar.Hi, i love the ALMAT laundry liquid from Adis. Smells lovely, cleans your clothes and at a low cost of $5.49 for 2 litres, everyone can afford this.
sounds interesting but obviously not in Bundaberg.I really luv spudshed for all the exotic items and condiments you can't get elsewhere. I usually shop spudshed every few months and stock up on any unusual condits and selected spice mixes, sambals, marinated seaweed, great stuff....things you just can't get anywhere else where I live so spudsheds a blessing..specialty stores are a rare breed up my way. Then it's aldi for the front line shop goodies all cans are really much cheaper here and much cheaper staple dry stuff and packets ..i generally buy my meat at aldi not bad quality really good price , even now still a bit cheaper than the giants. They have decent dog meat too which i cook. Then finally off to the one or both of the giants depending on what I need this week or fortnight. I really save a lot this way and I enjoy each store for different reasons and products so seriously never gets boring.I also incorporate a dog walk wherever I go so doing these all together or on separate days is easy as I take my GS boy with me everywhere to give him at least 4 days out a week depending on temperature of course.. hope this help someone. It makes my shopping life much more interesting and add a little fitness for almost free..and of course my dog Loki loves not being left at home.
Add some cheese. YumMy partner and I loved baked beans on toast now and then but the decent brands are expensive. So instead of buying those I buy tins of the really dirt cheap baked beans, last time I brought some in bulk they were 65 cents a tin.
But they're not very tasty and they're quite runny.
So what I do is buy a cheap bottle of Worcestershire sauce, they are half the price of the name brands and will last you a very long time.
I also buy a small block of 'real' butter, again the cheapest.
When I open the beans to pour them into the saucepan I drain a bit of the liquid out then put a few shakes of the Worcestershire and a few dollops of real butter into the pan with the beans, I heat up, make the toast and sit and enjoy baked beans that are every bit as good as the Ham or the Bbq ones, for half the price!!
You also get a 10% off coupon to use at Woolies and Big W every month!Woolies have 10x the points once a month on your shop if you have the Everyday car insurance
And BUPA insurance is also 10% off every month shopYou also get a 10% off coupon to use at Woolies and Big W every month!
I love bs&o on toast for breakfast and use it to make small pies or stews sometimes adding mixed veg. Maybe you could buy meat for roasting plus veg and freeze individual meals. I've lived like this for well over 30 years. For EG leg of lamb will give at least 4 meals plus more over for sandwiches...you can freeze this too.It's hard to find a bargain these days to be honest, as I remember back 20 years ago I used to shop at BuyLo where you could get a medium Roast for 6.95 but these days they are all above 20 dollars and sadly all I can afford is can food and these never any bargains there so sorry to say but I can't find any bargains to recommend other than the best can food to eat is braise stake and onion so if your struggling to survive like I am them that's my go to food as it's always cheap at $2 a can.