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FLC on The Rogue Cookie
By Frugal Jen On April 2, 2012 · In Admin Notes, Frugality 101, Ingredients 101, Menus & Meal Plans, Tips & Tricks, Webwatch
Before The Great Pack-and-Move Experiment started, I submitted a guest post to The Rogue Cookie. Heather liked it, and the article has now been posted. Check out Four Ways to Use Chicken Leftovers, and start making that chicken work harder to feed you!
We’re house-hunting, packing, and moving. Can I keep myself fed on good home-cooked, inexpensive, low carb food—and keep my family fed on good home-cooked, inexpensive, reasonably-healthy food—while still getting everything else done? Let’s find out!
When you first start out, balancing a low carb grocery budget can seem seem like a strange, mysterious, and even impossible task. Fortunately, the basic “secrets” to balancing a food budget are open secrets that anyone can learn.
How a $10 mistake reminded me to pack along enough food for a trip to the library.
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