Since I started couponing two years ago, I have yet to come across an actual coupon for kosher meat, cheese or chicken. Therefore, I have made it a point to focus on coupon shopping for all my other kosher food items, which keeps my monthly total … Read More →
Target Deals for Week of 8/15/10
Posted on August 17, 2010 by
It's shaping up to be another great week at Target. Here is a sneak peak at some of my favorite deals for this week. Mead 5-Star Portfolio – $.50 Buy two and use $1/2 from 8/8 Red Plum Insert = FREE after coupon Tom’s of Maine Kids Toothpaste … Read More →
8 Strategies for Saving on School Supplies (or anything else you want to buy)
Posted on August 17, 2010 by
Yesterday I told you about buying all of my 1st grader's school supplies for just over $5. I promised to come back today and share my best tips for achieving similar savings on your school supply list - or any other big list of things you need … Read More →
CVS Deals for Week of 8/15/10: Great Week to Roll Your ECBs
Posted on August 16, 2010 by
This is a great week at CVS, especially if you have some ECBs waiting to be rolled like I do. If you are new to CVS shopping, be sure to check out my How to Shop at CVS tutorial. I have $10 in ECBs from that Pampers Deal a few weeks back, so … Read More →
How Ordering in Bulk from a Kosher Co-Op Can Save You Money
Posted on August 15, 2010 by
With the chagim coming up, I've got to get extra creative about food shopping in order to keep our costs down. If we're not careful, we can easily spend triple our monthly food budget on just a handful of meals. In order to ensure that our … Read More →
Jane’s Creamy Dill Gazpacho
Posted on August 13, 2010 by
Happy Friday, dear readers. It's been a big week for my little blog, and I really appreciate all of you who have visited, read, shared your comments and sent me emails. I'm having so much fun! This week's Kosher on a Budget recipe exchange is all … Read More →
Yesterday’s Target Run: I Saved 60%!
Posted on August 13, 2010 by
I probably shouldn't admit this on my own blog, but here it is: There are days when I wonder if all this effort to save money is really worth it. Maybe I'd be better off spending the same time cleaning houses or delivering newspapers or writing more … Read More →
It’s not just the kosher food. Being Jewish is expensive.
Posted on August 12, 2010 by
My family spent Shabbat with close friends in Connecticut a few weeks ago. I told them a little bit about our journey to become debt-free and my obsession commitment to save money in order to stay that way. Out of these discussions, a few things … Read More →
