I think I must have inherited the hunt a good price gene from my mother.
2013-08-09
It was cheap, but what do I do with it.
I think I must have inherited the hunt a good price gene from my mother.
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It seemed a good price, after wondering for a bit what to do with it I made fritters.
They tasted all right but wanted a magic ingredient I didn't have, maybe as simple as onion.
This was probably a better buy, cheaper even than the generic ones and tasted at least as good.
I think I must have inherited the hunt a good price gene from my mother.
This is a hobby, I like taking photos and a weblog is a good way of learning how to write. I show off stuff around Ingham, NQ, and other parts of Australia when I get around to travelling. I'm not so busy these days as cataracts have reduced the joy I used to have being able to see things but hopefully that will improve and have me more active again soon.
I think I must have inherited the hunt a good price gene from my mother.
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I too love the bargain bin and manager's special. I always say the one or two extras you buy on the spur of the moment waste all the savings you worked for on the main items.
ReplyDeleteThat's so true, but I make up for that a bit by not having a set list when I shop, that allows me leeway for things like these.
ReplyDeleteMy meal planning is usually decided by what is priced at the "buy me" level.