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Thank you for such an informative blog. I still don’t know how you do it but I will keep reading. I have to figure out the coupon thing. I have a family of 3 and we spend $500 a month. Would love to figure out how to do it like you! I will be adding you to my favs list. Thanks again and stop by to visit some time.
Cheryl
I love cobb salad, but I admit that I don’t make it myself with all the fat that is in it. Your recipe sounds wonderful!
I saw you on rachael ray show. I use coupons but know to this degree. I will try your ideas to help my family.
I have 5 Kids and watched you on Rachel Ray this morning!You are awesome!
I love your blog. Saw you on RR and decided to check it out. I love the idea of dinners for less money. However, I live in a remote area in Northern Manitoba where food prices are high and our stores do not generally have coupons around and the Winnipeg paper only has a coupon insert on Saturday – and most of them are for items I wouldn’t buy. So not much help then. Any ideas on how I can get on the coupon train too?
Great job on RR – and I’ll keep checking back. I’ll be trying the Cobb Salad recipe – but I already know I will not be able to make it that cheaply…
I will try this one, sound good!!!!