Restaurant Savings

 

                            

 

Links from video:
http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/photos/copy-that-secret-restaurant-recipes.html
http://www.food.com/copycat-recipes/home/package
http://www.copykat.com
http://www.valpak.com
http://www.moneymailer.com
http://www.survivingthestores.com
http://www.retailmenot.com/coupons/restaurants
http://www.mommysavesbig.com

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Money Saving Minute #041

Restaurant Savings

 

Restaurants are a great treat but as we all know a meal out can be quite costly.  Instead, why not try making some of your restaurant favorites at home?  Copy cat dot com, Food network’s Copy That section and Food dot com all offer mockups of national restaurant specialties.  Recipes such as Red Lobster inspired Cheddar Biscuits, Panera Bread inspired Broccoli-Cheddar Soup and TGI Friday’s inspired Pretzel Sticks and Beer Cheese Dip are just a few of the ideas waiting for you.

 

If you are planning a night out, check to see if you can find an offer or coupon for your destination restaurant.  Sights such as Valpak, money mailer, surving the stores, retail me not and mommy saves big are great places to check before your night out.



Garden Savings

 

                            



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Money Saving Minute #040
Garden Savings
 

Keeping a flower or vegetable garden can put a lot of demands on your time and your wallet. However, there are some things you can do to lighten the budget and free up your gardening schedule. Here are some money-saving gardening tips:

 

Slugs are harmful to your plants but can be easily dismayed by beer.  That’s right, slugs love beer.  Bury an empty jar or plastic tub in the garden soil. The top rim should be level with the soil surface. Fill the container with beer and leave it overnight.  The slugs will crawl in and no more slug. Empty the tub every day or two then rebury and refill with beer.  Repeat until the tub makes it through several nights without a guest.

 

If you go through a lot of labels save some money by creating your own by cutting plastic milk jugs or yogurt cups into strips.  Saves money and when they are no longer useable they are recyclable.

 

Removing an unsightly old tree stump from your yard can be expensive. An alternative is to make it into a planter. In nature, old stumps slowly begin to decay and provide fertile places for ferns and other interesting small plants to grow.

 

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