August 2009

Save Money & Still Eat Well

August 30, 2009

My husband was kind enough to recently share an article on money-saving ideas on groceries that still allow for good eating. With the current economic situation, and upward unemployment rates, a lot of us are finding that it’s a good time to start saving money anywhere possible. The article “More Month Than Money: Tightening Your [...]

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Keep Your Lips Lovely – And Healthy

August 27, 2009

While reading the Taste For Life magazine August issue, I came across an article called “the abc’s of lip care” which contained some surprising and useful information. We might not often consider what we put on our lips to be important as it seems like a relatively small amount, but shockingly enough, an average woman [...]

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Start the Day with 7 Grain Hot Cereal

August 22, 2009

If you are in need of a filling breakfast loaded with good grains and fiber- you have come to the right place. I found Bob’s Red Mill 7 Grain Hot Cereal at my local health store for $3.19 (I’ve also seen it at the regular grocery store) and it’s not only warm and delicious, but [...]

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Veggie-Licious Burgers

August 16, 2009

Whenever I’m in need of a extra quick and easy dinner, I run to the freezer for what I’ve found to be the most delicious veggie burger. The type is “Amy’s California Veggie Burger” and I get four in a pack for $5.49 at my local health store. Now I’m not a vegetarian, but I [...]

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Baking Soda Money Savers

August 12, 2009

We’ve all heard of using baking soda for baking and for deodorizing but it can also be used for cleaning, heartburn relief, and more!  The best part is, because the only ingredient is Sodium Bicarbonate, baking soda is an environmentally friendly and relatively inexpensive product. I love using it when I clean the bathroom tub.  [...]

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Farm Fresh Eggs Are a Must

August 2, 2009

Although I used to buy my eggs from a large retailer, in the last six months I’ve switched over to purchasing fresh eggs from a nearby farm (Lubbers Family Farm).  As you might guess, there is a big difference between these two types of eggs. I decided it was a post-worthy topic when the farm [...]

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