You could also do that with canned fruit, now that I think on it. Or, if you hit a sale on fresh, go through the process of canning them, just do them in the single-sized cup things. It'd be worth the plastic investment, at the very least!
Also a really easy one (that you probably already know) is using vinegar and water as a cleaner. Buy a spray bottle and you've got a cleaner that works on pretty much everything except the really, really hard stuff.
And the Jiffy corn muffin mix stuff is stupid, stupid cheap and full of corny, corny goodness.
Actually, there are tons of little ways to save money on food. Mind you, a lot of the ones I know are a bit useless as I'm not allowed to keep chickens and/or grow my own food. HOW DO I EVEN KNOW THESE THINGS!?
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Date: 2009-04-03 08:25 pm (UTC)Also a really easy one (that you probably already know) is using vinegar and water as a cleaner. Buy a spray bottle and you've got a cleaner that works on pretty much everything except the really, really hard stuff.
And the Jiffy corn muffin mix stuff is stupid, stupid cheap and full of corny, corny goodness.
Actually, there are tons of little ways to save money on food. Mind you, a lot of the ones I know are a bit useless as I'm not allowed to keep chickens and/or grow my own food. HOW DO I EVEN KNOW THESE THINGS!?