I never call it a haul, I call it a food shop lol. Some good buys there in Tesco. I keep meaning to try those potato gratin, I'll need to put it on my list. Can't wait to see what you're making this week. Thanks for sharing Cheryl xx
@@WhatsForTeait’s much more common to cook beef in a pot in the US, rather than to roast it in the oven,mainly people like me who like their beef medium rare roast,as in the slow cooker it becomes a pot roast.I find it better to use brisket for that application.
Hi Cheryl glad your feeling better My Mum use to call our food shop a buying in. I do my beef joints in the slow cooker and it makes lovely gravy too. Xxxx
Hi Cheryl so glad your feeling better. Great shopping haul. Cannot believe myself how baked beans have gone up especially when most British children eat them for lunch on toast. The economy.has gone out of control all over the world. It’s hitting people hard. Pay bills or don’t eat for the elderly . Have a wonderful day my love. Cannot wait for you to make something out of the roast beef. 🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺💕💕💕
May I suggest using french onion soup and cream of mushroom soup poured over your beef roast in the slow cooker. It's really fab! Your house will smell amazing!
Wish I lived closer to Aldi. It is a 60+ mile round trip. Cauliflower is over $4 a head here in NE Tennessee. Canned corn is $1.25 each can. A small bag of potatoes is $4. Mayo in that size jar (Walmart brand) $4.25. Sugar in 4pound bag is $3.99. Walmart baked beans are $1.25 a can. Fresh chicken tenders/fillets are $4.99 a pound. It is great to see some reasonable prices in Scotland.
Hey Cheryl, so pleased to hear your feeling lots better & getting over the worst of your virus 🦠. A good big shop for the money there, I look forward to seeing how your beef turns out cooked in the sc. Does your OH eat the marmalade out of the jar with a spoon?😂🤣🤣 Hope you continue to feel back to your old self as the week progresses ❤️ , a souvenir from Wales that you weren’t expecting to take home 😷. Enjoy your weekend & thanks as always for sharing 🙏. Take care xx 👩🏻🍳💕💞🩷
I am in the USA and love watching your channel. We think a lot in what we buy. The prices are similar but some things are more expensive there. Your meal plans are always super. We cannot buy bagged jacket potatoes here. I have to make my own. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.
Hi Cheryl I’m glad your feeling better and I hope you enjoyed your break even although you werent 100% .I can understand why you call it the “Shopping Haul” as only the Scottish folks would know “the messages for this week were…” 😂 looking forward to your meals of the week to see what you both had to eat on your hols x
I do my main big shop every couple of months or so in Iceland - they do home delivery, usually - although they have had issues since Covid- often weren’t doing it on the day I called in, but I was able to go in a couple of days later - no way can I get ten or more bags of frozen on my mobility scooter - it’s not a truck - I usually get small items like bread, butter, tea bags and stuff for cleaning myself, laundry and dishes from the little Tesco down the road or the One Stop - you get people who think they are saving a penny or two by shopping around - but they forget that all these shops are not all on one road a short walk from their home - they have to get a bus into town- the 1p or 2p they save by going to Sainsbury’s in the centre of town, as opposed to the Asda more or less over the road is subsumed in bus fares - assuming they haven’t got a bus pass - and it’s probably a long way to go just to save 1p on a small item - and it might get busted somehow on the bus back - some drivers won’t let you on with bulky shopping items - some people have been known to try and save money on delivery charges by buying high-end items like shelving units and trying to bring them home by hand - with no car or vehicle or access to same - places like Argos have counteracted this stinginess by some people by making large items home delivery only - and it’s coming from somewhere miles away - Mrs What’s For Tea lives in a remote location in Scotland - but, if she bought a high-end piece of expensive furniture, it would more often than not be coming from a warehouse in the English Midlands or the Home Counties or Jersey on the Channel Islands!
Have you ever tried the green giant sweetcorn? I find it so much better than the store brand. You could add bacon and mushroom to cauilflour cheese to make it extra yum.
It’s so good to hear that you’re recovering. Prices are ridiculous, there’s supposed to be a collapse in the wholesale price of milk, but you wouldn’t know it from the big core supermarket prices. 🤔
You know Cheryl I can't get those jacket potatoes down under which is a shame but I don't mind taking time to make a great baked tattie in the air fryer. They are awesome. But next time you buy the mcain ones enjoy them and have one on me hey. I reckon that's a great idea and you always make them look great. Hopefully they will take off down here.
I’d go without before I paid that much for something as basic as butter…I got some whipping cream and made my own, and I’ll keep doing so until those thieving supermarkets bring their prices down because Lord knows the increases are not going to the farmers (and you can hardly blame the Ukraine situation for the price of butter, when we have some of the finest dairy in the world being produced in our own country.)
@@frugalitystartsathome4889 I 100% agree with you. I have no butter and don't care for now at Christmas we just didn't make our traditional butter shortbread and that's ok🤷♀️sad but o cam no longer buy butter at that price!
Glad your feeling much better I got COVID two days before I had my baby ended up with such low oxygen she was born in six mins under a general anaesthetic via section lol that cough after killer me. Odd how each time you catch it it affects you differently m. I had it twice before never had the cough like that l. Fab haul you got a good lot for the money especially with the beef 😊
Watching grocery items from other countries really is interesting! In Canada just a small shopping to top up is always over $100.00...just wondering are you bagging your groceries and bringing your own bags in the UK🤷♀️
We’ve always packed our own groceries in the UK, and most people bring their own bags these days since buying a basic carrier bag at the till costs an extra 15p.
There are fresh vegetables, salad and fruit alongside meat and dairy. I like this channel as it is so realistic. Those of us with busy working lives need some quick go to foods as well as spending time preparing and cooking.
Good evening everyone! Thank you for joining me for today’s food shopping. Aldi and Tesco this week :) I’ll join you down in the comments 💞
In Canada its $8.99 sometimes butter is on sale for $5.99.
You sound so much better. Wonderful. ❤
I never call it a haul, I call it a food shop lol. Some good buys there in Tesco. I keep meaning to try those potato gratin, I'll need to put it on my list. Can't wait to see what you're making this week. Thanks for sharing Cheryl xx
I’ll be interested to see how you cook the beef. Have a great week Cheryl!
Thank you! I'll be filming it for the channel 🤩
@@WhatsForTeait’s much more common to cook beef in a pot in the US, rather than to roast it in the oven,mainly people like me who like their beef medium rare roast,as in the slow cooker it becomes a pot roast.I find it better to use brisket for that application.
Hi Cheryl glad your feeling better My Mum use to call our food shop a buying in. I do my beef joints in the slow cooker and it makes lovely gravy too. Xxxx
Hi Cheryl so glad your feeling better. Great shopping haul. Cannot believe myself how baked beans have gone up especially when most British children eat them for lunch on toast. The economy.has gone out of control all over the world. It’s hitting people hard. Pay bills or don’t eat for the elderly . Have a wonderful day my love. Cannot wait for you to make something out of the roast beef. 🌺🌸🌺🌸🌺💕💕💕
That's crazy! Food is just out of control!
I wonder what your old shops would cost now!
Glad you are feeling better.
May I suggest using french onion soup and cream of mushroom soup poured over your beef roast in the slow cooker. It's really fab! Your house will smell amazing!
Aldi’s beef is lovely! I cook the brisket in the slow cooker. Also Aldi’s country life equivalent is really nice and a good price. X
Sound better Cheryl great shop xx👍👍👍🏴
Best wishes for a continued speedy recovery.
Wish I lived closer to Aldi. It is a 60+ mile round trip. Cauliflower is over $4 a head here in NE Tennessee. Canned corn is $1.25 each can. A small bag of potatoes is $4. Mayo in that size jar (Walmart brand) $4.25. Sugar in 4pound bag is $3.99. Walmart baked beans are $1.25 a can. Fresh chicken tenders/fillets are $4.99 a pound. It is great to see some reasonable prices in Scotland.
Have a great week, Cheryl.
You too Sally! Thank you so much 😍
Highly recommend roasting the cauliflower
Hey Cheryl, so pleased to hear your feeling lots better & getting over the worst of your virus 🦠. A good big shop for the money there, I look forward to seeing how your beef turns out cooked in the sc. Does your OH eat the marmalade out of the jar with a spoon?😂🤣🤣
Hope you continue to feel back to your old self as the week progresses ❤️ , a souvenir from Wales that you weren’t expecting to take home 😷. Enjoy your weekend & thanks as always for sharing 🙏. Take care xx 👩🏻🍳💕💞🩷
The beef will cook fine in a slow cooker,it will be a pot roast,not a roast beef.
@@JanetBrown-px2jn Ah, I understand now, sort of similar to the Brisket beef my mother used to cook on the stove top - thanks Janet 🙏
Hi Cheryl, popped up today was your first YT video shepherd pie, still as good now as 5 years ago x
Oh my gosh...yes! 😁 5 years ago...wow! 🤩
I am in the USA and love watching your channel. We think a lot in what we buy. The prices are similar but some things are more expensive there. Your meal plans are always super. We cannot buy bagged jacket potatoes here. I have to make my own. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us.
Hi Cheryl I’m glad your feeling better and I hope you enjoyed your break even although you werent 100%
.I can understand why you call it the “Shopping Haul” as only the Scottish folks would know “the messages for this week were…”
😂 looking forward to your meals of the week to see what you both had to eat on your hols x
Hello,quick money saving tip, if you buy your sweetcorn frozen(£1-35 a kg) it`s exactly the same product for nearly half the price of tins. 🙂
Glad your feeling better!❤ I hope it’s better weather for u than it is down here! It’s what I call pie and mash weather here ❤
It's definitely pie and mash weather here too 😁💞
So glad you are feeling better Cheryl ❤ holy moly the country life butter is so expensive!
I do my main big shop every couple of months or so in Iceland - they do home delivery, usually - although they have had issues since Covid- often weren’t doing it on the day I called in, but I was able to go in a couple of days later - no way can I get ten or more bags of frozen on my mobility scooter - it’s not a truck - I usually get small items like bread, butter, tea bags and stuff for cleaning myself, laundry and dishes from the little Tesco down the road or the One Stop - you get people who think they are saving a penny or two by shopping around - but they forget that all these shops are not all on one road a short walk from their home - they have to get a bus into town- the 1p or 2p they save by going to Sainsbury’s in the centre of town, as opposed to the Asda more or less over the road is subsumed in bus fares - assuming they haven’t got a bus pass - and it’s probably a long way to go just to save 1p on a small item - and it might get busted somehow on the bus back - some drivers won’t let you on with bulky shopping items - some people have been known to try and save money on delivery charges by buying high-end items like shelving units and trying to bring them home by hand - with no car or vehicle or access to same - places like Argos have counteracted this stinginess by some people by making large items home delivery only - and it’s coming from somewhere miles away - Mrs What’s For Tea lives in a remote location in Scotland - but, if she bought a high-end piece of expensive furniture, it would more often than not be coming from a warehouse in the English Midlands or the Home Counties or Jersey on the Channel Islands!
Glad your feeling better Cheryl. Great haul.👍
Nice lot of shopping there. We are the same with the sweetcorn lol. Glad you are feeling better x
Dear Cheryl, hope you are much better, God bless you ❤
You sound so much better...a good shop!
happy yer on the mend hen :) i like yer wee vids
Have you ever tried the green giant sweetcorn? I find it so much better than the store brand. You could add bacon and mushroom to cauilflour cheese to make it extra yum.
I used to buy it Carol ☺ I don't mind the store brand...but I agree, it is nicer! More tender I think 😘
Hi Cheryl 👋, hope you're better, that beef joint looks gorgeous mmm
Thanks so much🌻👍
Hi Kathy!
Hmm, i'm interested in the Aberdeen angus beef roast - we don't have nice, pasture raised beef roasts in my area.
It’s so good to hear that you’re recovering. Prices are ridiculous, there’s supposed to be a collapse in the wholesale price of milk, but you wouldn’t know it from the big core supermarket prices. 🤔
It's well over a £ for heinze beans up here sainsbury own are close
Thanks Cheryl x
You know Cheryl I can't get those jacket potatoes down under which is a shame but I don't mind taking time to make a great baked tattie in the air fryer. They are awesome. But next time you buy the mcain ones enjoy them and have one on me hey. I reckon that's a great idea and you always make them look great. Hopefully they will take off down here.
No visit to the butcher? He'll think you don't like him anymore....😉😄😄
Try roasting your cauliflower with paprika ...so yummy! xx
❤❤❤Thanks 😊
Another jar of marmalade!
😂😂😂😂
❤ thanks Cheryl.
Can’t believe that butter was nearly a fiver, rip off, everything is so pricey 😮
In Canada our butter is 8.99$ Canadian sometimes it's on 'sale' for $5.99 Canadian!
I’d go without before I paid that much for something as basic as butter…I got some whipping cream and made my own, and I’ll keep doing so until those thieving supermarkets bring their prices down because Lord knows the increases are not going to the farmers (and you can hardly blame the Ukraine situation for the price of butter, when we have some of the finest dairy in the world being produced in our own country.)
Great variety Great variety and very nutritious too .The beef would be delicious in a slow cooker .Hope your well soon Cheryl.
@@frugalitystartsathome4889 I 100% agree with you. I have no butter and don't care for now at Christmas we just didn't make our traditional butter shortbread and that's ok🤷♀️sad but o cam no longer buy butter at that price!
My electric bill for July is $400! We are definitely going to be eating less in August.
You are definitely sounding better Cheryl! I hope the remainder fades quickly.
Glad your feeling much better I got COVID two days before I had my baby ended up with such low oxygen she was born in six mins under a general anaesthetic via section lol that cough after killer me. Odd how each time you catch it it affects you differently m. I had it twice before never had the cough like that l.
Fab haul you got a good lot for the money especially with the beef 😊
I'm glad she's ok
Watching grocery items from other countries really is interesting! In Canada just a small shopping to top up is always over $100.00...just wondering are you bagging your groceries and bringing your own bags in the UK🤷♀️
We’ve always packed our own groceries in the UK, and most people bring their own bags these days since buying a basic carrier bag at the till costs an extra 15p.
gosh your husband gets through lots of marmalade - one jar lasts me ages
He must be taking it through IV!
Wow nice vlog Cheryl
Hope you are well! You NEVER get real Greek yoghurt. Search for Total, not chalk-taste rip-offs,
Such a lot of convenience food not healthy 😕
There are fresh vegetables, salad and fruit alongside meat and dairy. I like this channel as it is so realistic. Those of us with busy working lives need some quick go to foods as well as spending time preparing and cooking.
NONE OF THAT IS FOOD..
Aldi’s beef is lovely! I cook the brisket in the slow cooker. Also Aldi’s country life equivalent is really nice and a good price. X
Aldi’s beef is lovely! I cook the brisket in the slow cooker. Also Aldi’s country life equivalent is really nice and a good price. X
Aldi’s beef is lovely! I cook the brisket in the slow cooker. Also Aldi’s country life equivalent is really nice and a good price. X
Aldi’s beef is lovely! I cook the brisket in the slow cooker. Also Aldi’s country life equivalent is really nice and a good price. X