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How Much Do You Pay Yourself? | The Kitchen Economist

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How to be economical in the kitchen without starving to death! How Much Do You Pay Yourself? February 22, 2011. I’m a huge deal-seeker, as I believe most people I know are. Looking for a deal can be time-consuming at times. There was once a time when I thought it was stupid to spend so much time looking to save a few bucks. With a little twist in perspective, I changed this opinion. What do you do to save money on your purchases? My point, if you’re busy, are you too busy to make $45 an hour? You are com...

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How to be economical in the kitchen without starving to death! All the content of this blog is based on my own opinion of scripture based on my life experiences. I challenge myself daily to twist my perspective to try and see situations, people and life in general through different eyes. What Are You Saving For? November 17, 2011. What Are You Saving For? I’ve learned some pretty horrific statistics in the last three months, two of those will forever be burnt into my brain. Lizeth- “God’s Pro...Absence M...

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Let the Planning Begin! | The Kitchen Economist

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How to be economical in the kitchen without starving to death! Let the Planning Begin! February 7, 2011. When I decided to try to cut back in the kitchen, I knew that I had to plan better. Diligently, I would sit at my desk for hours, trying to come up with something for a week. For hours! What good is it to save money if I’m wasting all that time? I thought I had just won the lottery! Today, my challenge to you is to sit down and make your own 21 meals list, or download one from ListPlanIt. You are comm...

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10 Basic Steps to Cut Your Grocery Bill | The Kitchen Economist

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How to be economical in the kitchen without starving to death! 10 Basic Steps to Cut Your Grocery Bill. March 6, 2011. So, here are the Top 10 Ways to Cut Your Grocery Bill… and I suddenly feel like David Letterman. 10 Make a list. We’ve talked about this before when we talked about menu planning and all that. It’s simple. Write down everything that you need before you leave. Never go to the grocery store without a list. It is detrimental. 7 Use what you have before you go to the store. 6 Grow your own.

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The Laundry List, of Groceries | The Kitchen Economist

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How to be economical in the kitchen without starving to death! The Laundry List, of Groceries. February 17, 2011. That wasn’t too hard, was it? OK, the next part may be a little more difficult. Go to the grocery store and get what’s on your list. Nothing else. I mean it. Unless you already have a budget in place, don’t worry about it right now. Just get what you need and get out. Frozen pizza on sale two for $5? If it’s not on your list, tough! You can now catch The Kitchen Economist at The Bluffton Icon.

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