Square Pennies

A lot of people are looking to buy a chest freezer to help their food budget. Gardeners will be freezing some of their produce also.If you are thinking of getting a freezer, go to: http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/Tips-buying-a-freezer-how/story.aspx?guid={6D82CF6B-DC7E-4274-B1E8-23F67C5D333A} … [Read more...]

They eat cellulose. Yes, paper! You can use old phone books, a roll of toilet paper, shredded junk mail. Amazing. You do have to send away for the spores. I don't know how much they cost, but this could be a business, selling the mushrooms to the local grocery stores.Click title for all the instructions and one person's experience growing … [Read more...]

If you shred your own cheese rather than buying it pre-shredded, this recipe is supposed to work better. The cheese will hang together better.Click title for link to recipe. … [Read more...]

You can use less shrimp if you want to keep costs down. Frozen shrimp are sometimes fairly low cost, especially small ones. On a salad, the size doesn't matter so much. You can also add whatever raw vegetables you like to the salad. I like to add sliced hard-boiled eggs, though that's not a classic Caesar salad. Since eggs add protein, you … [Read more...]

If so, you won't need to wash your sheets as often. You could probably wash them half as often. That saves on laundry detergent, water, electricity, & wear on the sheets. And you might sleep better. If you can't bring yourself to shower at night right before bedtime, maybe you can get your kids to do it. It saves on the morning rush as well. … [Read more...]

So many appetizers recipes seem to call for expensive ingredients. I'm going to post appetizer recipes that are sort of frugal when I find them. This recipe uses inexpensive ingredients for the most part. You could probably cut back on the number of strips of bacon used with no problem. The reviews will have more suggestions.Click on this post's … [Read more...]