10 Money-Saving Carpet Hacks
Plus: Best cuts of meat for slow cooker meals, homemade deodorant and more
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September 25, 2024 | Volume 30, Number 77 Hello Frugal Friend! The following reader reached out for advice. Please send responses to [email protected]. For some time now I have had to follow a strict food plan (FODMAP diet) which, unfortunately, is becoming increasingly more expensive. Briefly, it means no lactose, no gluten, few veggies and fruits, limited spices. Many of the foods I am allowed are far more expensive than "regular" foods — bread is $8+ a loaf for 12 tiny slices. Eggs are fine, but have you seen the prices? UP again! As you might imagine, this makes my food budget difficult. I wonder if any other readers have any suggestions.
Thank you in advance for any you have to share! How To Make Cheap Clothing Look Expensive Can’t or won’t spend a fortune on clothing? Get ready to update your wardrobe on the cheap while still looking like a million bucks. The Best Cuts of Meat for Slow Cooker Meals A slow cooker can save you both time and money as long as you don’t end up overcooking or ruining the meat. Use these tips to choose cuts of meat that do well in the slow cooker.
Are you getting new carpet? These tips can help you prolong the life of your new carpet and reuse that old carpet for other things. Easy and Inexpensive Homemade Natural Deodorant Going natural can help both your body and budget. Deodorant is one of those chemical-laden products that you can easily make yourself with cheap all-natural ingredients. Here’s a recipe to try.
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