What's your favourite, cheapest home-made meal?

In these economically tight times.... Mine is 1/2 tin of Tesco Stockwell beans [28p a tin] + 1 slice of Tesco white toastie [0.75p loaf] = 14p + 5p = 19p.

Sometimes I push the boat out and eat 2 slices Joy.

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  • I like to visit the local fruit market towards packing up time and buy the fruit that is in big bundles - things like 4 big mangos for £1, big bags of apples / pears / plums or whatever is in season. Bruised fruit is also good as you will cook it straight away.

    Take it home, clean it, boil it up in a big pot until everything softens - sweeten to taste and this is great to freeze in batches for later and use either as a topping or as a dessert on its own. Full of fibre, vitamins and natural sugars.

    I like to add Greek yogurt - having this as a biggish dessert means I only bother with a starter beforehand.

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  • I like to visit the local fruit market towards packing up time and buy the fruit that is in big bundles - things like 4 big mangos for £1, big bags of apples / pears / plums or whatever is in season. Bruised fruit is also good as you will cook it straight away.

    Take it home, clean it, boil it up in a big pot until everything softens - sweeten to taste and this is great to freeze in batches for later and use either as a topping or as a dessert on its own. Full of fibre, vitamins and natural sugars.

    I like to add Greek yogurt - having this as a biggish dessert means I only bother with a starter beforehand.

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