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By: rk

rk — Sat, 20 Dec 2008 21:23:20 +0000

this is a great article. One of the lost arts of frugality I’ve recently picked up is using a small pressure cooker to cook meals instead of buying convenience foods. You can steam potatoes in five or ten minutes, and make beans and soups in twenty. It’s frequently faster than my microwave (and the food tastes far better), uses very little electricity, and saves me the cost of expensive convenience foods without taking up all my time. I use it nearly every day. On top of that, the cooker was given to me by a friend who never used it. Also, I’ve recently learned a method of baking no-knead bread that only takes me about five or ten minutes to prepare, at a cost of about $1 per loaf, as opposed to the $4.25 per loaf in the store that’s filled with sugar and preservatives. Bread is actually much easier to make (after a small amount of education and trial and error) than I would have guessed. I also have stopped going to coffee shops, and instead make my own coffee and carry it with me in a thermos; this also gives me the added bonus of having coffee that stays hot for hours, instead of getting cold the moment I leave the shop.

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By: PhilSavior

PhilSavior — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 07:59:48 +0000

I’ve saved a lot of bucks when calling 1-800-411-SAVE rather than using GOOG-411. 411 SAVE is for free and the live operators are very accomodating and pleasant unlike automated system. Now that’s convenience.

By: fitwallet

fitwallet — Thu, 24 Jul 2008 14:05:59 +0000

Check out Whole Foods or (even better) Trader Joe’s for CHEAP, great coffee. TJ’s sells the big cans for $8.99 unground. Since our household goes through a can every 2 weeks or so, this saves us a ton of money. I make a big pot every morning and fill my thermos :)