260 Articles match "Process","Wellness"

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• Great free downloads and sites!
  
  It is a great free word processing program and much more. It can also create spreadsheets , presentations , graphics and databases. I have recently run into a problem while trying to open a word processing document from a program that I didn't have on my computer. have used it for word processing and presentations mostly and it works great. I am always searching for great free websites or free downloads. I'd like to share a couple today.
  Many Money Savers - Tuesday, March 24, 2009
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• FREE Snuggie…No Shipping or Processing Charges!!!
  
  I didn’t even tell hubby that I wanted one but he knows me so well, LOL. It is FREE, no shipping or even processing fees! WHAT???? A FREE SNUGGIE ?!?! WOW….I I
  Free Sample Freak - Monday, October 19, 2009
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• New Rite Aid Wellness + Program
  
  Boost your wellness and stretch your savings with Rite Aid’s new wellness+ rewards card. Our wellness+ program offers everything you expect from a rewards card, plus much more. If you have a card, you’re already half way there – you just need to activate your account online to fully enjoy all the benefits of wellness+. Rite Aid has introduced a new rewards program. I
  For the Mommas - Saturday, October 17, 2009
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• Homemade Chai Tea Mix Recipe
  
  You could use the tea mix this way, but it won’t dissolve all that well, and it does look kind of funky. So, in two batches, process the mixture in your food processor until it’s smooth and fine.  Working with about half the mixture at a time, process in a food processor until fine and smooth.  If you follow me on Twitter , you know that ever since our vacation, I’ve been trying to figure out how to make Chai tea at home.   I’m still busy experimenting, but the following recipe is what I’ve been using for the moment. 
  The Frugal Girl - Tuesday, November 24, 2009
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• How To Make Homemade Yogurt
  
  The only trash (which should be recyclable) produced in this process comes from the original milk carton. Since the milk usually develops some skin at some point during the heating process, I like to strain my it through a small wire mesh strainer while I’m pouring it into the jars. Stir well to ensure that the starter is thoroughly incorporated into the milk. Those of you who’ve been reading here for a while will recognize the bones of today’s post. When I first posted it here, I used some old pictures from my original food-waste blog.
  The Frugal Girl - Thursday, October 8, 2009
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• How to Paint Wooden Furniture
  
  Mix the paint well, using a paint stick(these are free at the paint section of most hardware stores).  Repeat this process until the furniture is painted to your satisfaction. That’s the extent of my painting wisdom…in a nutshell, if you sand thoroughly, clean the dust off well, prime with several thin coats, and paint with several thin coats, you should be able to turn out a piece of furniture with a smooth, durable finish. I know-this post has been a long time coming! After my many posts about my painted freecycle furniture, lots of you asked for a tutorial
  The Frugal Girl - Thursday, March 5, 2009
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• Lentil Walnut Burgers: Your frugal vegetarian alternative
  
  love veggie burgers but like all processed foods, they are expensive. I’d love it if I could empty my home of anything processed and rely only on wholesome basics. These burgers are incredibly healthy, packed with protein as well as fiber, and you are free to up the vegetable content by adding any variety of toppings and side dishes. For the last several weeks the meals I have cooked for myself have mostly consisted of sandwiches and spaghetti with sauce from a can.  Being Being busy is one reason for my culinary lapse, and frankly I’m proud of having (mostly)
  Saver Queen - Sunday, August 2, 2009
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• Wednesday Baking-Thin Crust Pizza
  
  The dough is made in the food processor and then kneaded just briefly by hand, so all you people out there with kneading phobias can probably still handle this recipe.  Incidentally, you will need a pizza stone, pizza peel, and parchment paper to make this recipe(well, I suppose you could do without the pizza peel and the parchment, but the pizza stone is non-negotiable!). Add the water, and process until the ingredients are all combined. This is yet another recipe borrowed from Cook’s Illustrated.  I found it in the big baking book they published(I got it for my
  The Frugal Girl - Thursday, May 14, 2009
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• How to Enter August Allure Giveaways
  
  studied their rules and policies yesterday and got my expert friend Wendy to give me her opinion on them as well! =) This will apply to those who use automated “bots” “auto-fill” programs such as RoboForm, etc. “Sponsor, in its sole discretion, reserves the right to disqualify any person tampering with the entry process or the operation of the web site. Use of bots or other automated process to enter is prohibited and OK. I
  Free Sample Freak - Thursday, August 20, 2009
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• Wednesday Baking-Sandwich Bread
  
  However, if you’re looking for a white bread, this recipe will work well for you.  think I took this picture partway into the kneading process, because my dough NEVER looks that neat when I first dump it onto the counter. When I posted about my baking day back in June, I mentioned that sandwich bread was one of the items on my baking list, and a number of you asked for the recipe.  So, here it is!
  The Frugal Girl - Wednesday, July 29, 2009
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