Cooking on a budget may require some creativity, but we've got some inexpensive recipes and suggestions to make it easy for you. Scroll down for advice on how to slash dollars from your grocery bill, how and when to use coupons, and many more money saving tips!
Backyard BBQs on a Budgetby Kimberly Danger It
just wouldn’t be summer without the traditional backyard barbecue
meal. Food just seems to taste better when it’s hot off the grill.
However, with the cost of meat and groceries rising right along
with the summer temperatures, it can be expensive. Take the heat
off your wallet by following these simple tips
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Saving Money with Vegetarian Mealsby Kimberly Danger
It’s no secret that meat is expensive. Even the cheapest cuts of meat don’t go much lower than $3.00 per pound. Contrast that to plant-based proteins
such as beans and lentils at $1.00 or less per pound and you can see that the savings is substantial.
Price Book 101by Amy Allen Clark
What sets one shopper apart from another? How do you beat the grocery game? Is it really all about coupons and rebates?
Save up to 50% on Your Grocery BillBy Jill Cooper
I have discovered the secret of saving money feeding babies, toddlers and preschoolers. Well, I can’t take the credit for it. My mom taught it to me many years ago but I didn't put it into practice until the first financial crisis we had when my husband was laid off.
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You may have heard lately that a good way to save on energy is by unplugging appliances while not in use so they stop to draw power. I did a little homework on the subject and found that the only appliances that continue to draw power while turned off and still plugged in are ones with devices such as timers, ready lights, LED displays, etc. For example, unplugging your toaster won't help unless it's the "fancy" kind with an indicator light or LED display.
