Hmmmmm. DH is scuppering my attempts at no unnecessary food spending. Worked a bit late so he was hungry and bought a big tub of Wasabi chicken curry at the station on the way home. However, he didn't finish it and put it in the fridge when he got home, so there was enough of it left for my lunch today! (Am working at home again).
I've just done (in about 20 minutes) the larder/pantry inventory lists, except for baking and spices, which I'll do separately. Haven't tackled the freezer/fridge yet but I will do later tonight.
Cleaner was here today and took away details of the size of pull-ups DS wears, to see if there are any deals at Costco. She's going to put us on her account so next week I think there's a subscription spend coming on that.
I've also used the organizedhome.com sheet to do menu planning with shopping list. Have put in my online order which came to £75 but that is probably enough to keep us going two weeks if we eat from the freezer. We hardly ever run the freezer down to empty though, as it's less efficient. DH will have to buy a couple of things Saturday morning which are best as fresh as possible, and hopefully he won't pick up other things on a whim.
Three extra adults in the house on Saturday (lunch party), then my dad on Monday and Tuesday nights doing some DIY work for us - so that's a few extra mouths to feed! Plumber this Thursday to help finish a few things about the bathroom fitting and we will need to buy a diamond-tipped drill bit for him to use to get through rock-hard porcelain tiles - probably £10 to 20ish for the drill bit, £50-80 for his time.
What with the lunch party and the clean up I expect we won't find ourselves out much spending on activities. Maybe swimming for DS if he still isn't showing Chicken Pox. Then I'll be baking for my lunches/breakfasts/treats.