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	<title>Comments on: Resolution: save big time on your grocery budget</title>
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	<description>Out of money?  Out of time?  Out of patience?  We&#039;re here to help!</description>
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		<title>By: The Prudent Homemaker</title>
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		<description>A couple more ideas:

Buy in bulk. I can get cheese for $2 a pound or less all year (no sales needed) by buying the 5 pound block of cheddar or mozzarella at Sam&#039;s Club. If you won&#039; use it all before it goes bad, you can shred it and freeze it for usng in something else. 

I buy a 25lb bag of rolled oats for $7.50. That makes a LOT of cheap breakfasts!

The other thing: Garden! For $1, you can buy a packet of lettuce seeds. Even if only have of them grow, you&#039;ll get 50 heads of lettuce. For $1.

Other things we grow that make a huge difference, cost wise: tomatoes, artichokes (we harvested 100 last year), pomegranates (one tiny tree gives you quite a lot!), swiss chard, and fresh herbs.We grow more than that, but those in particular yied us back the most for our money. We don&#039;t have a large yard, either.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A couple more ideas:</p>
<p>Buy in bulk. I can get cheese for $2 a pound or less all year (no sales needed) by buying the 5 pound block of cheddar or mozzarella at Sam&#8217;s Club. If you won&#8217; use it all before it goes bad, you can shred it and freeze it for usng in something else. </p>
<p>I buy a 25lb bag of rolled oats for $7.50. That makes a LOT of cheap breakfasts!</p>
<p>The other thing: Garden! For $1, you can buy a packet of lettuce seeds. Even if only have of them grow, you&#8217;ll get 50 heads of lettuce. For $1.</p>
<p>Other things we grow that make a huge difference, cost wise: tomatoes, artichokes (we harvested 100 last year), pomegranates (one tiny tree gives you quite a lot!), swiss chard, and fresh herbs.We grow more than that, but those in particular yied us back the most for our money. We don&#8217;t have a large yard, either.</p>
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