You see them everywhere: nestled in newspapers, on the pages of magazines, in your mail, and even dangling off products throughout your grocery aisles. Clipping coupons has become a big business for many shoppers, and if you put enough time into it, you can realize sizeable savings on your shopping receipts. Even if you don’t [...]
There are many strategies you can use to save money on your grocery shopping. One of the best is to target items that are in season. This guide takes a look at what produce and other items are in season, month by month. Each page/month of this guide focuses on three main areas:
Let’s face it: pesticides are bad. They kill bugs, for Pete’s sake, so they can’t be all that good for your average human. Research has linked human exposure to pesticides to cancer, neurological damage, birth defects, possible early-onset Parkinson’s… the list goes on and on. So you should avoid regular produce and eat organic, right? [...]
With the price of gas high and seemingly on the verge of forever heading higher with the next hurricane, terrorist threat, or industry whim, you should be doing whatever you can to limit the amount of fuel you’re burning through. The following tips cover a wide range of areas where you can save considerable money [...]
While summer opens up a whole world of summer outdoor fun, it also exposes us to a slew of minor ailments just waiting to make us miserable. From sunburn and poison ivy to bee stings and blisters, summertime ailments can suck a lot of the fun out of an already short time of the year. [...]
When it gets hot, you naturally want to cool down, and the easiest way to do that is to flick on the AC and just chill. It’s also the most expensive way to cool down. The following tips will help you to beat the heat without spending a ton of cash to do it.
Summer? There’s an app for that. Whether you’re traveling or just hanging out this summer, these free apps will help you make the most of it.
One of the biggest problems facing the home gardener comes in the form of garden pests. While small, they have voracious appetites and can quickly turn your backyard pride and joy into a desolate, salad-less realm. Have no fear, though. There are some cheap and easy methods of knocking down even the hungriest of garden [...]
Coupons 101: Getting Started With Couponing
Seasonal Grocery Shopping Guide: What To Buy, Month By Month
Organic vs. Non-Organic Produce: When to Buy Each
45 Ways To Save At The Gas Pump
Home Remedies for 10 Summertime Ailments
Saving Money While Staying Cool
25 Free Summer Apps
Home-Based Methods to Tackle Common Garden Pests
June 18, 2013 in Cooking and Food, Frugal Recipes, Vegetables
It doesn’t get much easier, or tastier, than this simple “peasant” recipe for Italian Escarole (escarole is a less-bitter member of the endive family). Read the rest of this entry →
June 18, 2013 in Free Stuff, Gardening
Burt’s Bees is picking up the dinner tab for – what else? – bees with this wildflower seed giveaway.
June 18, 2013 in Free Stuff
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June 18, 2013 in Free Stuff
Panda Express is again offering up free Orange Chicken this Friday, June 21.
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June 17, 2013 in Current Sweeps
Every Day with Rachael Ray is sponsoring this sweepstakes, which is looking to give one lucky winner $10,000 to use for a barbecue-inspired backyard (or whatever you wish). Read the rest of this entry →
June 17, 2013 in Current Sweeps
Rather an unwieldy title, but the prize is succinct enough: a check for $25,000. Read the rest of this entry →
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