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Want a Month of Free Groceries? Stop Wasting Food | Kitchen Economics Link Up

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Eating leftovers is one of my tenets of saving money in the kitchen but I am even guilty of wasting food at times. I started wondering how much money I am actually wasting when I throw food away. According to the EPA, Americans dump 34 million tons of food a year and it accounts for 14% of total municipal waste. Brown Bag lunch.

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Ten Paper Products To Cross Off Your Grocery List | Kitchen Economics Link Up

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Instead of using aluminum foil or plastic wrap to cover casseroles and leftovers, store the food in re-usable containers. Skip the sandwich bags and use re-usable containers in your lunch tote. She is always sending food home in pickle jars when we visit. A few Link Up guidelines: Please link a your cost-cutting kitchen tip.

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Eleven Tips for Easier Menu Planning | Kitchen Economics Link-Up

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Plan for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Also, my husband tries his best to come home several times a week for lunch, so I need to make sure there will be food for him. Welcome to the first Kitchen Economics Link Up ~ Cost Cutting Tips to Help You Save Money in the Kitchen. Plan for all seven days. Do you plan your meals?

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Ways for Busy Parents to Teach Young Children About Money

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Use the below as a guideline only. Start understanding vocabulary and concepts of economics – such as ‘resource’, ‘earn’, ‘income’, price, ‘currency’ and etc. Food Related. Let them count their lunch money. Talk about keeping their lunch money in a safe place.

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