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The Live Below The Line challenge proposes a 5-day grocery budget of just $7.50. Use this as a reality check for your own food bills.
The guy who got arrested for taking too many deli samples is an extreme case. But he's not the only one who makes full meals from free bites.
Thousands of U.S. residents are lining up for bulk-buy "meat events" in parking lots. Are the savings that good?
An offer of a $9 pizza if the longshot Wichita State team wins the tournament is no deal at all.
Devices from SodaStream and SodaSparkle let you craft your own soft drinks or seltzers. Cost-effective? That depends.
Sensors could put food through the sniff test, but until then, other tech is helping stem the flow of food discards.
Itty-bitty burgers, 2-bite tacos and teeny-tiny pizzas are a long way from the 'supersize it' era. But what are you paying for cuteness?
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