None
EN
'I start buying Christmas dinner in January - this year will cost £30 for my family'
['Samantha Leathers']
Mirror - News
He has also dished out additional penny-pinching advice to help others save over £100 by the time Christmas comes around.
The turkey is the most expensive part of Christmas dinner, so that is the first thing I hunt for.
That alone would normally cost me more than my whole Christmas budget, so it was a huge saving.
I also grabbed a few yellow-sticker desserts, which will cover puddings and sweet treats for Christmas Day.
The Penny Pincher founder said: “Vegetables are often better bought fresh, and supermarkets deliberately slash prices on them right before Christmas.