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Earn $1,493.04 {Last Year’s Grocery Expenses} Selling Totally Random Things Online No takers on the 26 dried pumpkin stems I listed on Etsy yet, but I think they are going to sell to someone who wants them for their velvet pumpkins or other fall crafts. If only T-Rex would sell, I’d have this goal in the Read More >>
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How to Cook Beets For a quick and easy appetizer, try Roasted Red Beet & White Bean Hummus. It’s like a nutritional powerhouse dip that you can serve with veggies or tortilla chips. Roasted Beet Salad with Oranges and Walnuts might seem like a weird combination, but I promise, it is delicious. This cold salad Read More >>
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Where to Get Fresh Produce Ethnic grocery stores can help save you a ton of money when it comes to reducing your food budget. Since ethnic markets are they’re typically not in high real estate areas, and don’t have as much overhead as all those big box stores {employees, displays, huge refrigerator cases, advertising, etc.} Read More >>
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If you are an organic gardener, companion planting is an essential tactic that you don’t want to overlook. Growing a garden organically requires a little more thought and planning. Of course, you’ll want to nurse your soil with compost and crop rotation. Yet, companion planting is another way to get the most out of each Read More >>
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How to Dry Herbs Have you ever tasted the difference between homemade and store-bought dried herbs? If you have, you know much better the “home grown” dried herbs are! It’s totally worth it to pluck your herb harvest and get them dried. Store-bought herbs are almost bland in comparison. Sure, I’ll use them in a Read More >>
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