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Saving Money On Food During A Recession
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Tips for saving grocery money and stretching food dollars: The Mission - why I'm on YouTubeJan 03, 2012 As of the posting of this video, there are 35 of videos that I've put up on saving money and stretching the food budget. For some reason, the question "Why are you doing this?" keeps coming up. This video is the answer. If you want to share my video channel with anyone one who is trying to budget and save money in the kitchen, please by all means do so. It is my desire to help and serve as best I can with what I've learned. Learning by example and by doing are often what make life changes. So please pass 'me' on to people who you know need some encouraging ideas in these hard economic times! Best Blessings! Donna Free healthy, whole grain recipes each month: www.eatgrains.com 
Grocery Tips For Saving MoneyJan 23, 2012 These days everyones budget conscious—especially at the grocery store. Our Kraft Kitchens Food Expert has some helpful grocery tips that show you how easy it is to save money at the check out, without sacrificing your favorite foods and snacks. Watch this video: www.kraftrecipes.com Link: Sign up at Kraftfoods.com for even more great food ideas! www.kraftfoods.com 
Tips to saving grocery money: Easy CroutonsAug 23, 2011 A series of short videos to help by sharing some money saving tips I've learned. Hope this helps to spark some creative thrifty ideas for our viewers! For tips and FREE Recipes sign up for our newsletter: www.eatgrains.com 
GOK-Money Saving IdeasJan 16, 2012 Money Saving Ideas 1. Budget, budget, budget -- we use Quicken, and it connects our bank, credit cards, mortgage, etc., all in one place. 2. Couponing (my blog is www.somuchforlittle.blogspot.com; it is just new, so the posts will be coming soon—keep checking back). So, a hint is to get one Sunday paper for each member of your family; I get 4 Sunday papers a week to grab the coupons out of. Yes, we DO recycle the parts of the newspaper we do not use. We give them to the SPCA, animal shelter, or local kids art center, Last, I wanted to say that there is a HUGE stereotype that there are no coupons for "good" food. Coupons are NOT just for pre-packaged and "unhealthy" foods. In fact, there are sites dedicated to organic couponing, couponing at Whole Foods, etc. 3. Make a Price Book. A price book is a record of the best prices you've paid for grocery items. With this record in hand, you can tell instantly whether you're buying grocery items at the lowest prices, and not just what the grocery store wants you to think are the best prices. Or, just compare items you shop for at different stores. 4. Use the Entertainment Book (www.entertainment.com): Entertainment puts you in charge of where -- and when -- you save. Enjoy great discount variety and the ease of searching for coupons by neighborhood throughout the US and Canada. 5. Just Between Friends Sale (www.jbfsale.com) Across US. Childrens, Teens, Maternity Consignment Sales Event for everything from toys to books to clothes ... 
Tips to stretching food dollars: Reuse Mesh Produce BagsDec 03, 2011 Saving the environment can also mean saving some money. By reusing these produce bags as scrubbies, not only can you save some money, cut down on plastic trash, but also they come cleaner than any other scrubby you pay money for. This is recycling put to immediate use! If you enjoy these money saving tips, you may also enjoy a free monthly whole grain recipe! We don't flood your email, just some great free recipes and tips. Sign up here: www.eatgrains.com 
Frugal living Save lots of money on foodJan 28, 2012 vonhismean's Webcam Video from January 24, 2012 06:20 PM frugal living 
Have Greater Control over Household Food CostMar 24, 2011 I've been a cook and then a chef for about 17 years. I've had the very good fortune of being taught from a young age how to prepare exquisite, tasty meals. Largely everyone in my family is a good cook; some very, very good, and some better than others. Following those early teachers -- my family -- were a series of foreign and domestic, highly trained and extremely talented, world-class chefs. No one you have seen on the Food Network's cooking classes , and no one widely known to the masses like Gordon Ramsay or Jamie Oliver, but most certainly extraordinary cooks by any measure. I think I'm qualified to teach you many skills and techniques which can be put into action immediately. You will have to take my word for it, for now. www.thriftculturenow.com 
Raw Food: Thoughts from a Raw Foodist Who Drinks TeaNov 23, 2011 www.purejeevan.com Here's a video blog installment from Jim Dee of Pure Jeevan, discussing tea & caffeine, and sharing a really great common-sense idea for saving a lot of $$$ on tea, if you like drinking it. This video blog will appear on the Pure Jeevan blog on October 28, 2010. 
Tips to Saving Grocery Money: Left Over Rice IdeasDec 03, 2011 For FREE recipes each month sign up at: www.eatgrains.com ! Left over rice is very versitile! This is one of the ideas to use it once it is thawed from the freezer. 
TEDxManhattan - Brian Halweil - From New York to Africa, Why Food is Saving the WorldJan 28, 2012 Long live the Food Movement! Brian Halweil, publisher of "Edible Manhattan," discusses the problems with the global food system and the solutions he's found cropping up everywhere. More information at www.tedxmanhattan.org About TEDx, x = independently organized event: In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations) 
Food Storage and other Preparedness ideasJan 23, 2012 This is just a quick video about my ongoing adventure with my family being prepared in the home in case of an emergency. I do go over a couple of times that you don't have to buy all of your things at once....as you'll see, a few things extra when you're at the store can go a LOOOONG way. This particular video is really just about food, but the same concept (as I talk about as well in the vid) can be brought into pretty much anything. Electricity (generator or what have you), first aid, ammunition, firearms, clothing.... you get the picture I'm sure. A LOT of people I know fall into the category of "I don't have time or money to go out and buy all this stuff in case something happens" or "Crap! the power's been out for a week...what do we do?" Yeah...get a LITTLE bit here and there and it pays off BIG later! If that firearm or generator you want to get is really REALLY expensive in your eyes, yet you really think it's something you need or want.... SAVE UP for it and get it when you have the chance. I know this sounds a bit silly or even TOO SIMPLE, but get a piggy bank, or make a stash somewhere and tell yourself that THIS money is for WHATEVER and you CAN'T SPEND IT! SAVE IT! You'll be surprised on how much your money adds up when you just keep dumping "extra" money that you had in your wallet into your "savings". That's EXACTLY how I bought my Glock 23! And it felt GREAT when I went to my local FFL and dropped down that wad of CASH. "Cash or credit?" "CASH BABY! BAM ... 
Making quick and easy homemade babyfood with my baby bullet!Nov 06, 2011 This video shows how easy it is to make baby food at home. I make 3 meals in this video: pureed carrot & chicken, pureed green beans & chicken; and pureed spaghetti. You don't have to use a baby bullet: you can use any baby blender or regular food processor to make your baby's food. It's quick, healthy and cheap! Yoiu'll definitely save money on baby food if you make yours at home!! 
Sage & Mushroom Stuffing with Sandra Lee - from "Sandra's Money Saving Meals" on Food NetworkJan 22, 2012 Sandra Lee shares a stuffing recipe sure to become your family's holiday fave. For more great recipes, watch Sandra's Money Saving Meals on Food Network and visit www.foodnetwork.com. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the latest from our top chefs and like us on Facebook www.facebook.com Sandra's Money Saving Meals --Well-known for her trademark Semi-Homemade cooking style, Sandra Lee now has her sights set on saving money! Sandra's Money Saving Meals features incredible budget-friendly recipes for every day of the week, all based on her "triple A factor" of accessible, aspirational and affordable. To maximize cost-saving success, she shares unique ideas for savvy supermarket shopping and proper pantry stocking while highlighting each meal's unbeatable total price point. Sandra then prepares clever leftover dishes from each episode called "Round 2 Recipes." Sandra makes saving money a breeze for culinary experts and cooking novices alike. www.foodnetwork.com 
Money Saving Tips from 'The Frugal Girl' - CBN.comJan 26, 2012 Kristen Cross says she's been frugal all her life and through her blog, "The Frugal Girl," she teaches others how to live on less... The Christian Broadcasting Network CBN www.cbn.com 
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