Chicken Pesto Pasta Salad

Welcome to the first Kosher on a Budget Recipe Exchange. Yay, I am so excited! Today's exchange is all about the main course for Shabbat, chag or even that special meal during the week. I can't wait to check out the recipe to one of your favorite … Read More →

Coupons are only for junk food.

This is part 3 in my series on coupon misconceptions. Previously, I wrote about the erroneous assumptions that buying the store brand and shopping at Costco are cheaper than shopping with coupons. Today, I want to look at the very common … Read More →

Kosher on a Budget Recipe Exchange – What do you think?

I love that two of my readers (Thanks, Dana & Amanda!) have already shared some of their favorite frugal kosher recipes for Shabbat, chag or just during the week. While I have a bookshelf full of cookbooks, 9 out of 10 things that I cook come … Read More →

Price Books: What are they and how can they help you save money?

My friend Becca asked me to write about what a good price is on various produce items. I will do that very soon, I promise! But first I wanted to tell you how you can gather that same information yourself: By keeping a price book. What's a Price … Read More →

Organic Milk on Sale at Target: Horizon Costs Less than Store Brand

Remember last week when I said that shopping on sale with coupons can net you a lower out of pocket price than buying the store brand? Well here is a great example of that. Target has organic milk on sale this week. Horizon brand is $3.34 for 1/2 … Read More →

Myth: It’s cheaper to shop at Costco than to Use Coupons.

Last week, I started a little series here at Kosher on a Budget about some of the misconceptions surrounding coupon usage. The first one I addressed is that it's not worth it to use coupons, since the store-brand is cheaper. Not true! At least, not … Read More →

CVS Deals for Week of 7/18/2010

I've heard via email and in person from a couple of you who braved CVS shopping for the first time this week! Hooray!!! I'm so excited for you! Isn't it crazy how you can basically get paid to shop there, if you know what you're doing? My husband … Read More →

Shabbat on a Budget: Struggling Toward Frugality

I do quite well during the week with my frugal meal planning. But come Shabbat, frugality can fly out the window faster than I can say "Shabbat Shalom!" And if a lot of people are coming over? Fuggitabout! This is what a typical menu for Shabbat … Read More →

Road Tripping Kosher Style: How to Keep it Frugal

For many of us, summertime means vacation. And in this era of skyrocketing air fares, vacation means road tripping for more and more of us, too. My family will be joining the great tradition of loaded up minivans in just a few weeks. This is our … Read More →

$10 at Whole Foods & Whole Grain Hamburger Buns for $.99: TODAY ONLY

I stopped by Whole Foods today to pick up some more of their Stonyfield yogurts, which are still on sale 2/$1. While there, I came across a today-only special that I just had to run home and tell you all about: $.99 for 8 whole grain hamburger or hot … Read More →