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When the HH and I were walking around Belfast last weekend, this little pine cone tree in one of the storefronts caught my eye. At first I was like, well that’s interesting. And then I noticed the price tag. Eighty dollars!!! Pine cones, a {presumably} paper cone and some hot glue. For $80. It’s times Read More >>
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If you’re looking for an easy and festive quick bread you can bake now, slice and then pop in the freezer for later, this is the one. I made this cranberry walnut bread the other day and holy cow man, it was so good, I plan on making a second loaf this weekend just so Read More >>
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With holiday baking right around the corner and the ever-annoying prospects of having to run to the store for one missing ingredient, I thought you might like a list of the most common ingredient substitutions. I’ve shared this list in the past, but wanted to share it again as I think it’s a handy dandy Read More >>
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This is a Guest Post by the super amazing One Hundred Dollars a Month reader Mel whom we’ve all gotten to know over the years in the comment section and through her wonderful guest posts. Mel had a baby over the summer and is now sharing pictures of the nursery she has worked so hard to Read More >>
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Last week was probably one of my favorite weeks {food wise} for us this year. So far anyway. 😉 Lot’s of homemade, from scratch cooking with some experimentation and plenty of leftovers. I love it when that happens. There is no need to let leftovers go to waste in the fridge. Just box it up Read More >>
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