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Can you freeze food in glass jars?

The Frugal Girl

You can freeze food in glass jars! Which is a me problem, not a freezing-food-in-glass-jars problem. I know we are all rather terrified of causing glass breakage…that’s a messy problem, and it also results in food waste because WHO is going to try to eat food that might have glass shards in it?

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Four Frugal Things (and one not-so-frugal)

The Frugal Girl

The homemade crackers,though? I decided homemade crackers are not at all worth the effort. The fail: I got sucked in with a Sam’s Club sample I almost never buy the foods they serve as samples, but this time I cracked! and you can share a fail if you want too, of course.) What frugal things have you been up to?

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10 Favorite Homemade Baby Food Recipes – to save you money!

Couponing 101

We’ve all been there: staring at the baby food aisle trying to figure out which of these jars and pouches our baby will eat. So in order for me to avoid wasting money on jarred food and to know what exactly is going into said food, I decided to make my own! Homemade Baby Yogurt Melts. Apricot & Banana.

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10 Favorite Homemade Baby Food Recipes – to save you money!

Couponing 101

We’ve all been there: staring at the baby food aisle trying to figure out which of these jars and pouches our baby will eat. So in order for me to avoid wasting money on jarred food and to know what exactly is going into said food, I decided to make my own! Homemade Baby Yogurt Melts. Apricot & Banana.

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Simple Guide to Canning and Making Homemade Jelly – Part 1

Couponing 101

Rather, as an escape from all of the super fast, super processed foods that were on the market. I wanted to have foods in my pantry with ingredients that I could pronounce, and with as few ingredients as possible. Make homemade jellies from your favorite varieties of wine! Do you love kiwi? Try making a Kiwi Jam!

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Five Frugal Things | A lunch-y edition

The Frugal Girl

I love glass containers for food storage at home, largely because they are see-through. Food that’s visible is food that’s less likely to go to waste! And since I’m gonna eat my food pretty promptly, I don’t care that metal containers are opaque. But for lunches, I love metal containers.

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Five Frugal Things | Oy, that exam!

The Frugal Girl

I made a batch of granola This is not unique or creative, I know…but homemade granola IS pretty cheap, and it doesn’t take long to make either. So, I broke my years-long streak of never buying food or drinks on campus and ordered a large iced tea/lemonade drink. And I didn’t even have my water bottle with me!

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