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		<title>Home Made Chili Is A Great $10 Dinner With Leftovers!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Sep 2011 15:05:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Home Made Chili &#8211; $10 Dinner For A Crowd Are you looking for a great dinner idea that will feed and satisfy your family, plus probably provide leftovers. Try home made chili. It is much easier to make than you think it is, and it will probably be one cheap meal your family will talk about the next day! I really love this recipe because it is another example of a flexible recipe. You can add some things or leave them out, depending upon what you have in your fridge, freezer, and pantry!. It can be delicious either way! 1 LB Ground Meat &#8211; You can use ground beef, turkey, etc. &#8211; This is where the price difference really checks in. Ground turkey may be cheaper, but you may find lean ground beef on sale for a good price. Frugal Cook TIp: I find that higher fat ground meat seldom provides a real bargain since so much cooks out. This could cost $3.50 &#8211; $6.00 depending on what you shop for. Vegans? The veggie ground meat substitute works too. All of the rich flavors make this a good candidate for meat substitutes. 1 Can Stewed Tomatoes in Sauce -  Buy [...]
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		<title>Grocery Coupons and More Ways to Save Money</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jul 2008 03:29:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We&#8217;ve Got More Coupons! I took a break, and when I got back my pantry was bare. So I needed to make a grocery shopping expidition, and I really found it tough to load up on the food my family likes within the budget I have. However, I did find another way to ease the high grocery price blues with a company called Ever Save. You can get grocery coupons, free sample products, and lots of money saving tips. Save More With EverSave So go check out Grocery Coupons and Free Product Samples at EverSave Now! No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
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		<title>Buying in Bulk &#8212; Save Money or Supersize?</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:29:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Is Bulk Grocery Shopping Really Saving You Money? A lot of us visit the big package stores to buy in bulk and save money, but this strategy can backfire sometimes. Some of the problems with buying in bulk are storage, consuming more food then we would otherwise, and letting food go bad. Organizing Bulk Grocery Buys It might seem like a good idea to buy 24 rolls of name brand paper towels at a time. Each roll is cheaper, and we will certainly have the ability to handle a big mess! However, the first problem you may have is where to put the other 23 rolls when the first one is in the paper towel holder! If it is too big of a problem to store, and stay organized, with months worth of supplies, you may actually find that the savings just do not work out that well. Too Much Of A Good Thing In Bulk Now we come to the 12 pack of Chocolate Delish Bars or some other favorite. Do you think you can just reward yourself with one treat when you get home, and then save the rest for later? Well, many consumers do not buy high [...]
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		<title>Breakfast For Dinner Saves On Groceries</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 27 May 2008 17:29:31 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Serve Breakfast For Dinner To Eat Healthy For Pennies Your grocery bill will look more like 1999 if you switch to breakfast for dinner a few times a week. Plus, everybody likes breakfast food, and these meals are usually very quick to prepare. I actually got this idea from my brother who adopted this practice while he was putting himself through graduate school. I wanted to mention this to be fair. Not all frugal grocery shopping tips come from women! In my house, the kids tend to grab a very quick real breakfast, or else purchase breakfast at school so they can eat with their friends. Personally, I applaud their decision to purchase breakfast at school because it conforms to health standards, and there is no way that I can even make them a warm meal for the price the school charges. Besides, I am just not a morning person, and neither are my kdis. They never feel like eating much when they wake up, but they seem to get their appetite back by the time they get to school. Public school meals are subsidized by federal government programs, and I have no problem with having my taxes help pay [...]
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		<title>What You Need For Frugal Grocery Shopping!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 26 May 2008 15:26:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Forget the Shopping List Oh it is a good idea to jot down staples that you have run out of. You need to remember to pick up ketchup and milk and toilet paper if you have run out. But I am not a big fan of detailed shopping lists. For one thing, I find it tedious to have to plan out an entire week of meals, and with the way my life runs, that list seldom works out for my family anyway. For another thing, when I shop sales, I need to plan meals on the fly. Take a Calculator and Sticky Notes No, I think the one thing you should take to the grocery store is a small sticky note pad and a calculator.  You can use the top sticky note to jot down your very short shopping list of things you absolutely need! Shop the sales as we mentioned in a previous post. Since price tags seem to belong to another era, use the sticky notes to put the price on the items you purchased. Then keep a tally in your calculator. C&#8217;mon, you know you are surprised every time you get to the checkout lane! Then, if you [...]
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