Frugal to FI
Five Frugal Things – Basics in Food
This week’s 5 frugal things is about cooking, cooking, creatives and cooking. Comments are open.
6 Halloween Cash Envelope Sets to Welcome the Spooky Season
Cash envelopes streamline everyday budgeting and make seasonal spending fun. For Halloween, use themed envelopes to manage costs for costumes, decorations, and treats. This approach keeps your finances organized and festive, ensuring you enjoy the holiday without overspending while maintaining control over your everyday expenses.
How to Blanch & Freeze Green Beans
Discover how to freeze green beans perfectly with this easy guide! From boiling and blanching to an ice bath and flash freezing, learn the steps to preserve your green beans’ vibrant color and crisp texture. Enjoy fresh green beans year-round with this simple preservation method.
Dried beans are cheaper than canned beans and can be cooked in bulk
Dried beans are a cost-effective, nutritious staple for your pantry. Cheaper than canned beans, they offer versatility for soups, stews, and salads while being protein-rich and fiber-packed. Cooking in bulk saves time and reduces waste, especially with tools like slow cookers or Instant Pots. For budget-friendly, hearty meals, dried beans are a top choice.
How to Organize Your Pantry to Avoid Buying Duplicates
Tired of finding duplicates in your pantry, like countless cans of diced tomatoes or garbanzo beans? Streamline your pantry with these tips: clear out and categorize items, use clear containers with labels, maintain an inventory system, and implement a first-in, first-out approach. These strategies will help prevent duplicate buys and save you money.
How to Clean a Waffle Maker Hack
Cleaning your waffle iron can be tricky, especially when the plates don’t detach. Fear not! Here’s an easy hack to keep it sparkling. A clean waffle maker ensures even cooking, extends its lifespan, and keeps flavors fresh. Follow these simple steps to maintain your appliance with minimal effort.
Baking Soda and Vinegar: A DIY Guide to Cleaning Your Cast Iron Cookware
Revitalize your cast iron cookware using baking soda and vinegar! Create a baking soda paste for stubborn grime, then use vinegar to lift residuals. Rinse, dry thoroughly, and re-season if needed. This easy, effective method preserves your pan’s seasoning while keeping it spotless and ready for your next culinary adventure.
10 Household Hacks with Baking Soda and White Vinegar
Baking soda and white vinegar are versatile, eco-friendly household cleaners. Use them to tackle everything from stubborn stains and unpleasant odors to clogged drains and dirty ovens. These budget-friendly staples not only simplify your cleaning routine but also provide effective, non-toxic solutions for a sparkling, fresh home.
Five Frugal Things – No Spend Challenge
This week’s 5 frugal things starts off my low-spend, no-spend challenge. Comments are open.
