Check out Good Morning America Food Editor Sarah Moulton’s Best Cookbooks of 2009 (video!) Notice a certain orange-covered book on that list? To celebrate, I’m giving away 5 copies of Family Feasts for $75 a Week. To enter, comment and share a money saving tip of your own.
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Top Money-Saving Tips of 2009
Living where grocery costs are high
As I shared the prices I paid for various items in September, often people would say, “_________ is never that cheap in my area.” For example, apples for 33 cents a pound. Well, ten months out of the year, I can’t find apples that cheap either. Most of the time I pay at least...
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$200 at the grocery store all month? (I might be insane)
Two years ago when we did 30 Days of Nothing, we spent $318 the whole month on food. Of course besides that we had our regular bills for utilities, gas, housing, etc. But we cut out all non-essentials. No clothes, books, eating out, or other extras. I felt good about...
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Doesn’t work for me: Walgreen’s
When Shannon turned Works for Me Wednesday on its head this week, asking us instead to tell about something that doesn’t work, I instantly knew my topic.
Walgreen’s.
More specifically the deal-hunting at Walgreens that involves many flapping coupons, spending much good money on fancy name brands, and waiting for rebates that come many weeks later...
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3 ways to save money on food
I’m still trying to get over the whole CNN interview thing. It was surreal to be sitting there in the van at a soccer game clutching my cell phone to my hot cheek answering questions live on CNN. I was prepared for the time to be brief– I think it was all...
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Frugal Cooking Carnival (updated)
Welcome to the Frugal Cooking Carnival! I hope you’re all set to share three days worth of menus, costs, pictures, and recipes. Guidelines can be found here. But even the recipes from one or two meals will be helpful, so please participate at whatever level you feel able. Before...
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