1. Using a coupon we received in the mail, we saved $15 on an order of Max's special diet food from Chewy.com. And, because it was our first autoship order, we got another 40%off. All told, we saved about $42. And I can cancel the autoship at any time.
2. Oxiclean laundry detergent, normally $7.49, was on sale for $2.99. I downloaded a $2.00 coupon. My final cost was $0.99, or about 4 cents per load. That's what my homemade laundry detergent costs. I Saved $6.50 or 87%.
3. I put the carcass of a roasted chicken to slowly cook overnight in my crockpot. The next morning I separated the bones from the rich broth. I also stripped the bones of all remaining meat. I will use the broth to make a soup. The meat will become southern BBQ for sandwiches. Two free meals from what is normally thrown away.
4. I made two quarts of homemade yogurt for $ 2.00 . That's $ 0.25 /cup. Much cheaper than at the store. I have done this twice this month.
5. I made homemade bagels. The recipe made fifteen large bagels. Because I buy my ingredients when they are on sale, the cost to me was less than. $ 0.75. That works out to $ 0.06/bagel. I can't even buy them at the bread store for that.
Extra: When I recently made a necessary online purchase I went through E-Bates and received an additional 10% back. By doing this when I can, I have received a total of $166.60 back for very little effort.
2. Oxiclean laundry detergent, normally $7.49, was on sale for $2.99. I downloaded a $2.00 coupon. My final cost was $0.99, or about 4 cents per load. That's what my homemade laundry detergent costs. I Saved $6.50 or 87%.
3. I put the carcass of a roasted chicken to slowly cook overnight in my crockpot. The next morning I separated the bones from the rich broth. I also stripped the bones of all remaining meat. I will use the broth to make a soup. The meat will become southern BBQ for sandwiches. Two free meals from what is normally thrown away.
4. I made two quarts of homemade yogurt for $ 2.00 . That's $ 0.25 /cup. Much cheaper than at the store. I have done this twice this month.
5. I made homemade bagels. The recipe made fifteen large bagels. Because I buy my ingredients when they are on sale, the cost to me was less than. $ 0.75. That works out to $ 0.06/bagel. I can't even buy them at the bread store for that.
Extra: When I recently made a necessary online purchase I went through E-Bates and received an additional 10% back. By doing this when I can, I have received a total of $166.60 back for very little effort.
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