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It's Already a Way of Life for Many.
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For many, even in wealthy nations, scavenging is a way of life for those
who are desperate. Although the practice is stigmatized, understanding
how it works can help you even now. Here's what you need to know.
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How do you feel about
**"dumpster diving,"** recycling, and scavenging? Do you have
experiences with this you want to share with other readers? Let's talk
about it in the comments section.
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What to Eat When You're Broke:
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The Must-Have Book
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Check out my newest book
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Whether you're dumpster-diving-for-food poor, have an incredibly
limited grocery budget, or have a garden variety thrifty grocery budget,
you'll find some ideas that work for you. Most of the suggestions also
consider that someone with a tight budget probably spends a lot of time
working and can't always deliver every single bite from lengthy
scratch-cooking processes.
This can't really be called a cookbook as much as it is a "hodgepodge
of thrifty ideas about food."Â You can substitute ingredients in just
about every recipe based on what you have on hand. The flexibility is
what helps to make it so frugal. The foods you'll make are truly YOUR
meals, based on what you have, what you'll eat, and what you can
afford.
Saving money in the kitchen doesn't have to be dull and depressing.
These frugal ideas, paired with the right attitude (and a sense of
humor), will level up your menu!
Bon Appe-Cheap!
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Stuff Online for Ca$h
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Thinking of selling some stuff online? Colette shares her best tips in
the hopes that you can make sales and earn a few bucks, too.
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What Life Is Like for a Million People in Puerto Rico Who STILL Don't
Have Power
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More than a million people in Puerto Rico STILL don't have power and
running water nearly 3 months after Hurricane Maria.
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Grid Down Lessons: 5 Days With No Power
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Lynne writes:
In our area of the mid-west, grid-down situations aren't unheard of.
The storms were expected, and we'd had a couple throughout the day,
but when the emergency alert sounded on my phone, I thought that this
one might be a little different. It got really dark in the house at 3:00
pm. We turned some lights on, and soon the wind picked up. The rain came
down in sheets, and neither my husband nor I were surprised when our
lights flickered, went out, came back on, flickered some more, and then
went out again.
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