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Homesteaders can be pretty frugal and resourceful folks! We tend to like to save money on what we can so that we have the money to invest in our family, animals and land. If you fall into that category, then you'll enjoy Dining on a Dime from the folks at www.LivingOnADime.com.
Here's a description from their website ~
Eat Better and Spend Less with Real Food for Real People
This looks like a GREAT resource! Can't wait to see who wins one on Monday!| Save $10,000 a year on food? Without cutting coupons! Unbelievable? Read Tawra Jean Kellam and Jill Cooper’s advice in their book: Dining on a Dime (formerly Not Just Beans) and find out that it really is possible. Tawra has told her story to millions of listeners and readers on the radio, on the web and in women’s magazines (including Woman’s Day and Woman’s World) and now she’s put her best tips and tricks into a new 476 page book. Dining on a Dime is packed with over 1,200 money saving recipes and tips, kids tips and snack ideas, gift baskets, menus, food storage directions, Cleaning Cents and Pretty for Pennies. | |
| Dining On A Dime is designed for the beginner as well as the more experienced cook. It explains how to eat well while slashing your grocery bill. The recipes are easy to cook with ingredients readily found at your local grocery store. With hard-to-find frugal recipes like buttermilk, enchilada sauce and granola bars, classic favorites like slow cooked roast, hush puppies and apple crisp and old-fashioned comfort foods like watermelon pickles, lemon bars, rice pudding and fried green tomatoes, Dining On A Dime has it all. To make shopping easy and economical, Tawra has included a pantry list and a shopping list. | |
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~Nancy Carter
Senior Editor of HomesteadBlogger
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