that sounds like an interesting challenge. I've only had a quick look at the site and booklet but the first thing I thought was you'd need to eat mainly vegetables and make your own bread. We sometimes try to eat fairly cheaply but tonights tea (home made chicken and stuffing pie) was 50p a serving for the pie alone and half of that cost was the chicken.
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Making the most of leftovers has always been our way of eating. I do know a lot of people though who will not in any circumstances keep leftovers - I'm afraid we do! (We haven't suffered from it, either!)
Going shopping often involves spending more money, too, so we try not to go unless absolutely needed.
I'm always worried about how long you can let something sit around in the fridge before it is dangerous to eat. I have been known to eat leftovers that are a week old, though usually it's three or four days before I get something finished. Sometimes I'll incorporate the left overs into a new dish, then it becomes different leftovers!
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Eileen, that's just like us - we do that, too - I made a lasagne when the French girls were here, thinking that would be gone in an instant, but there was sufficient leftover that fitted neatly in the freezer for us, when I may need instant sustenance!
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