Posts by justchickenfeed
S-T-R-E-T-C-H Your Household Budget
By justchickenfeed on December 26, 2008
Last week, we discussed how to stretch your food budget. But for many of us, household purchases alone can take a huge chunk out of our budgets. The following tips will help you stretch your household products and save substantial time and money.
Reuse {read more}
By justchickenfeed on December 26, 2008
Cheapest Shipping Costs: UPS, USPS, DHL and Federal Express
By justchickenfeed on October 1, 2008
By the increase in my catalogs, I know that Christmas season is upon us. And for those of us with long distance friends and relatives, Christmas can mean mailing several or many parcels. So what is the cheapest way to ship?
The Baltimore Sun recently {read more}
By justchickenfeed on October 1, 2008
Save Money: Canning and Freezing Produce
By justchickenfeed on September 20, 2008
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I have some great links for canning, freezing and dehydrating articles and recipes to share with you. Enjoy!
Canning- Homecanning.com articles, tips and recipes (sponsored by Ball/Kerr)
Canning 101 basic information on canning
CanningPantry {read more}
By justchickenfeed on September 20, 2008
Saving With Summer Clearance Steals
By justchickenfeed on September 13, 2008
Now is the time to look for tremendous savings on summer items. Many stores are ready to clear the shelves and aisles for their autumn and holiday items, drastically reducing summer wear and gear.
If you know what sizes your kids are going to be in {read more}
By justchickenfeed on September 13, 2008
Bread Recipes: Freshly Baked (no knead) and Frugal
By justchickenfeed on September 8, 2008
Photo by Adactio
Nothing is as comforting, warming and filling as the smell and taste of freshly baked bread.
The benefits of homemade bread extend beyond the palette, however. Without the preservatives, extra sugar and super-refined ingredients, homemade {read more}
By justchickenfeed on September 8, 2008
Debunking Common Health Myths
By justchickenfeed on September 3, 2008
You need to drink sixty-four ounces of water every day
It’s been in the news a bit lately…studies recently have shown that
you really don’t need to drink eight eight-ounce glasses of water per
day. It won’t hurt you, but {read more}
By justchickenfeed on September 3, 2008
Travel for Free
By justchickenfeed on August 20, 2008
Ask anybody what’s on her "To Do Before I Die" list, and travel is likely to be near the top. We are all enticed by the idea of traveling to exotic locales or historical landmarks. But many of us are limited by one huge travel {read more}
By justchickenfeed on August 20, 2008
Frugal Alternatives to Cable
By justchickenfeed on August 13, 2008
When we decided to cancel our cable tv and disconnect our local service several years ago, we had a variety of reasons. Many of the shows were inane or offensive (not to mention the advertisements). We realized that the TV was on most of {read more}
By justchickenfeed on August 13, 2008
Legal Help for Less
By justchickenfeed on August 6, 2008
I recently ran across this article from Zenhabits which offers eight frugal tips for legal matters. Although most of us will not require legal advice on a regular basis, these helpful hints are great to read and remember should the need ever arise.
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By justchickenfeed on August 6, 2008
Avoiding Frugal Failures
By justchickenfeed on July 29, 2008
When you are trying to watch your spending, there is nothing more frustrating than blowing your budget on unplanned purchases. Failing to plan for even the smallest expenses can easily outspend your accumulated savings. The key to consistent {read more}
By justchickenfeed on July 29, 2008
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