I get the Grocery Shrink e-newsletter each week, and it is filled with great recipes and tips/ideas for being frugal. This week she is offering her Slow and Savory Suppers crock-pot cookbook as a {free download through this weekend only}. Nice, huh?! It includes a whole month's worth--that's 31!-- of yummy, healthy recipes that won't break the bank. And don't you love crock-pot cooking...makes making homemade so much easier. I'm looking forward to trying some of her dishes soon.
And speaking of saving $...If you shop online at all, then you have GOT to start using ShopAtHome.com ! Instead of making your purchases through the retailer's website, you simply link to the website through ShopAtHome.com and you can receive anywhere from 1-30% CASH BACK on your purchase. They keep track of your purchases and once you rack up at least $20 in cash back, they send you a check. They say there's no such thing as free money, but I haven't found any "strings attached" yet! The way I look at it, if you are going to be making the purchase any way (like the multiple textbooks we just had to buy), you might as well earn a few bucks back. We linked up to collegebookrenter.com and earned 6% cash back on our textbook purchases which equaled $14.19! ShopAtHome.com is partnered with thousands of stores, from clothing stores like Gap to photo websites like Snapfish, to Home Depot & Office Depot, and pretty much anywhere else you can think of. Genious, I think. Check it out.
Happy saving and don't forget to check out the Grocery Shrink and her free cookbook! :)
Sweet! I will download my cookbook later for sure! Thanks for sharing and this frugal newsletter sounds fabulous, might have to do that too. I love saving too but do not put enough time into coupons yet to capitilize on all the possibilities... working on it though. Today, used 4 paper coupons and one ecoupon loaded on my kroger plus card for 3 thiings of pillsbury cookies... after double bonus, $5 off!.
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