There's a good guest post at the Money Saving Mom blog today. Here's an excerpt:
"Because of increasing gasoline prices we need to cut our grocery budget
a little and move those funds over to our auto budget. This is really a
good thing, since I’ve noticed I’ve gotten a little sloppy lately. So
I’m going back to the “No Waste Kitchen” philosophy that I used to have
and let slide over the past few years.
For me, a “No Waste Kitchen” means that no edible food gets thrown
out – or given to the hens or dog. It means no item is too small to
matter. It also means saving money. We’ve lived this way before, we can
do it again."
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