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Inspection could be slowed or temporarily halted if the government sequester takes effect. These tactics will minimize the impact on your food bill.
Do the math: If it makes sense to pay a little more upfront, find room in your budget.
If money is an issue, try a little DIY. You'd be surprised how easy it is to make baby wipes or taco shells.
Sure, K-cups and other 'pod' brews are convenient. They also cost a lot more.
Millions of tons of edibles wind up in the garbage each year -- and food thrown out means money thrown away. Reduce your 'foodprint' with these tactics.
We pay a price for convenience. But come on, folks: How hard is it to wash a potato?
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