The Internet is a funny place. When I decided, back in July, to start this blog, I Googled for other kosher frugal blogs. I didn't want to be redundant, you know. That's when I first found Frugal Ima. She writes beautifully and I thought, … Read More →
Decluttering is all about letting go. For the longest time, I have clung to my vision of a pristine home. And in pristine homes, there aren't laundry baskets out in the middle of everything. I, therefore, wanted our laundry baskets on the floor … Read More →
Tanga is having another magazine blow-out sale. Get any of the following one-year subscriptions for just $3.99 each, when you use these coupon codes at checkout. Better Homes & Gardens for $3.99 when you use SAVING at checkout. Bon Appetit for … Read More →
PHOTO SOURCE Easy Jewish Home blogger, Chavi Singer, is back again today to explain how to put her basic meat sauce recipe to use in making three different kosher recipes that will feed your family at eight different meals. Did you … Read More →
Got a home improvement project on the horizon? Print this Lowe's coupon, good for $10 off a purchase of $50 or more. You can use it in the store or online to save 20% off your next DIY project. Coupon expires April 4. … Read More →
Do you shop at a Kroger affiliate grocery store? My friend Sara, the Saving for Someday blogger, just let me know that her Kroger affiliate grocery store (Fry's) has a number of high value KLP e-coupons, which she was able to load right onto her … Read More →
Tomorrow only (3/31/11), Walgreens is offering a Friends & Family discount. Just use the attached coupon to save 15% off your total purchase - and 20% off Walgreens-brand items. For a look at this week's match-ups, check out my friend Kansas … Read More →
Whole Foods pricing and sales varies regionally. The information in this post is based on the Mountain Region, in which Kansas is included. If you find different sales, let me know and I'll update this post. Most Whole Foods allow you to stack … Read More →
If you are looking to save time and money - and make meal planning a cinch - you must read this Tutorial on Kosher Once a Month Cooking by Chavi Singer of the new blog, Easy Jewish Home. This two-part series may just change how you feed your … Read More →
Over on the KOAB Facebook wall, Hannah D. asked yesterday for suggestions on a frugal hostess gift for Passover. I answered that my favorite Pesach hostess gift to give is housewares. Typically, I like to give a serving platter or bowl -- … Read More →
