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		<title>Save $150 &#8211; $200 On Your Food Bill This Month</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 Sep 2011 21:52:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[How Can You Save $150 &#8211; $200 On Food This Month? Even though we all have to buy groceries every month, our food bill is actually one of our most flexible expenses. Most US families really can reduce their bills without going hungry, suffering inconvenience, or learning how to raise their own chickens! Plan Ahead For Lower Food Costs! There are many things we can prepare in minutes that we tend to buy in already prepared, more expensive, and often &#8211; less healthy versions. In addition, we are not always shopping in the right place or buying the right things. Slash Your Food Bill By Doing Some Of The Following Serve breakfast for dinner once a week. Most families enjoy a hearty breakfast, but do not have time for it in the morning. Go ahead and surprise your family with omelets, french toast, or pancakes once a week. These can all be prepared in a very healthy manner, and by replacing meat with eggs, you will save money. Try having Meatless Monday or Tofu Tuesday. There are so many great vegetarian recipes for everything from veggie lasagna to tofu stir fry. Save money by eliminating meat once a week. You [...]
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		<title>Is Expired Food OK to Eat?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is Food Safe Past Expriration Dates? If you have ever smelled a bottle of milk that got left in the fridge past the expiration date, you probably already know that is something you do not want to drink or put in your cereal bowl. On the other hand, some find cheese and sour cream may actually be classified as dairy gone bad that tastes great! But beyond a discussion of the obvious, is it ok to eat food that has been packaged and marked expired? I know you have probably seen some canned or boxed foods in your grocery store, maybe in a discount bin or maybe not, that has passed a &#8220;sell by&#8221; or &#8220;use by&#8221; date. In fact, one study found plenty of it on the shelves. And though it tended to be more common in poorer neighborhoods, it was no uncommon in ritzy places too. Prevention magazine had an article on this subject which I think is worth a mention. Baby food and forumula &#8211; The article says that any baby products that have passed their expiration date should be tossed. I think this is true for a couple of reasons. First, a baby many not have [...]
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