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Category: Food

  • Hungry on Campus

    Many college students don’t have access to nutritious, affordable food A new study finds that nearly half of college students don’t have easy access to nutritious and affordable food. Among them, more than 20 percent actually had gone hungry in the past month. The report from the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness was […]

  • Cooking with CESI: Thanksgiving Turkey Casserole

    Leftovers are one of the most economical ways to create a meal for your family. And Thanksgiving leftovers, in my humble opinion, are the very best type of leftovers. If you have extras in your fridge from your Thanksgiving meal, this delicious casserole will be a treat that is easy on the budget and simple […]

  • Cooking with CESI: Brined Thanksgiving Turkey

    Thanksgiving is just a few weeks away – it’s time to start planning your menu! Our recipe this week, courtesy of Food Network is a holiday staple for many families, with a little twist. Bay and Lemon Brined Turkey will be a wonderful addition to your holiday table! The beauty of a roasted turkey is […]

  • Cooking with CESI: Pumpkin Spice Latte

    It’s that time of year again: pumpkin EVERYTHING! And it just wouldn’t be complete without pumpkin spice lattes. I love them but they’re on the pricey side. For a Tall at Starbucks, you’ll pay anywhere between $4.25 and $4.75. As sweet as they come, the price tag can leave something to be desired. With this […]

  • Cooking With CESI: Taco Lasagna

    If we’re being honest, most of us have a long-term love affair with all things comfort food. Casseroles and tacos fit neatly in that niche for most of us, so why not combine the two together with Taco Lasagna? Our recipe this week comes courtesy of The Girl Who Ate Everything, and it’s a winner. […]

  • Five Cheap Healthy Meals for Less Than $1 Per Serving

    We all have to eat, but the annual cost to buy food at the store or in a restaurant adds up. In fact, food expenditures total about $6,800, or 13 percent of our total annual spending, says the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Expenditure Survey.  The good news, however, is that if you are […]

  • 5 Tips for Smart College Spending

    Here are 5 ways young adults can wisely handle college spending while hitting the books.

  • Bargain Shopping on Groceries – Without Coupons

    3 ways to save money at the grocery store without coupons

  • 13 popular restaurant recipes you can make at home

    Let’s be real, eating out is fun and restaurant recipes are delicious but it’s a lot cheaper to cook at home.

  • 5 Fun Tips for Eating Out on a Budget

    Eating out with friends is fun but can be havoc on your budget. Here are 5 ways to maneuver the menu to have a great night out without breaking the bank.

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