How about a quarterly grocery subscription?

I mentioned before how I make easy steamers for my wife for a fraction of what we’d pay at a coffee shop. Here’s the breakdown of the cost: 1/2 gallon of lactose-free, 2% milk runs $2.98, good for 10 steamers: $0.30 per steamer 25.4 oz of ToraniĀ® Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup is $5.99, good for … Read more

Wading through gas credit card offers

You probably don’t need to be reminded that gas prices are getting higher. Gas stations know this and are beginning to offer some decent gas rewards cards. Anything a gas station can do to save customers money is a good thing. I picked up a brochure today at Sheetz for their store-branded credit card. The … Read more

Amazon keeps impressing us with its food selection

We’ve come to enjoy Amazon Prime. (For those not familiar, Amazon Prime is all-you-can-eat 2-day shipping, plus a lot of other stuff, for a single price.) We’ve mentioned this before, but our daughter has a number of food allergies that make some of her staple foods pretty expensive. Ukrop’s is kind to us and lets … Read more

How to avoid atrocious bouquet delivery charges

I might have mentioned before that giving gifts is not one of my love languages, so it’s no surprise that I forgot my sister’s birthday, which is today. She’ll probably receive her gift before she checks out this blog. If not, Happy Birthday! Anyway, my wife and I went online to get my sister some … Read more

Watch the unit prices at the grocery store

Last night I bought a couple boxes of Kraft Macaroni and Cheese because my wife likes “the real thing” once in a while. (Yes, she knows that the generic brand is cheaper but she can taste the difference, and no this point isn’t negotiable.) If given the choice between (a) individual small boxes (7.25 ounces), … Read more