A pack of lovely Somerset cheese also £2 and which has been grated and boxed ready to top the baked spuds......
Two tins of baked beans for 50p in order to give a choice of topping......
A value cheesecake for £1.25 which should give 6 portions for dessert.....
Total cost £5.75 to feed six of us and there should be spuds and some cheese left over too. I will start the potatoes off in the microwave then bung them in a hot oven for about 20 minutes to crisp them up (I LOVE crispy skins :) It's all a bit carb heavy but it will fill everyone up and the kids will have been to football and dance classes so they will be more than ready :)
Oh, and a quick update on the #30FestiveFoodBank challenge Days # 17 to23 as shown I am concentrating on treats at the moment and am looking for some reasonably priced chocolate to add to the box. I'm still a bit behind but I'm determined to do it.
Have a lovely weekend everyone and thanks everso for popping in x
That was a really impressive looking cheesecake for the money. I would be really interested in your opinion of its taste, please let us know.
ReplyDeleteWow, that cheesecake looks fancy considering it's a value one.
ReplyDeleteVery good on the budget for six people, have a great rest of the weekend. xx
ReplyDeleteI love a good jacket spud I like scooping the filling out mixing it with cheese and onion and popping back in the oven stuffed jacket spuds fab.
ReplyDeletegood buy. I paid £1.09 in local Co-op for 4 baking spuds the other day. Annoying as we have plenty of potatoes from he garden but they are all too small for baking and I just fancied it for lunch!
ReplyDeleteBaked potato with beans and cheese is a huge favourite here. Sometimes the simpler the meal the better. The cheesecake looks lovely. X
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