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I spend around $350 per month on groceries just for me. For a family of four, it’s probably closer to $1,000 or more. That’s a lot of money by anyone’s standards. And unfortunately, the price of groceries is going up….
When you have children, your approach to dining out undergoes a major shift. Before becoming a parent, you may have thought nothing of dropping $100 or more on a fancy dinner for two, complete with candlelight, wine, and elaborate dishes. …
Food is the third-largest expense in the average American’s budget, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). And that says nothing of entertainment expenses that include alcoholic beverages. Fortunately, because they’re such a substantial portion of our…
Summer is in full swing, which means it’s high time you host a barbecue before the bells start ringing for back-to-school season. The only problem? You’re on a tight budget and can’t afford to serve up porterhouse steak and craft beer…
These days, more and more people are enjoying the benefits of food gardening. According to a five-year United States gardening trends study by the National Gardening Association (NGA), more than 1 in 3 Americans currently grows their own food. Over…
Penny-pinchers and green thumbs alike often tout gardening as a way to save on groceries. Yet it’s equally possible to spend a small fortune on it. For example, William Alexander, author of “The $64 Dollar Tomato,” explains how all his…
Most communities have a local farmers market, and they’re popular for a good reason. Many people delight in seeing rows of fresh produce like corn, strawberries, or bell peppers. They love smelling perfectly ripe peaches picked yesterday, finding a beautiful…
When you dine out with other people, do you pay for your own food and drink, or divide the bill so that everyone makes an equal contribution? Splitting a bill can be a source of conflict among friends, especially if…
Centuries ago, food pantries, or “larders” as they were called then, were an essential space in every household. Weekly trips to the market were impractical or impossible, and families relied on their pantries to get them through the lean winter…
Many people struggle to feed their family at some point. Fortunately, many state and federal programs can help you through a challenging time. The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, commonly known as WIC, is the third-largest food…
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