RE: Preventing Tomato Stains in Tupperware
Post by Salemwhich13 (1)

I use the 1 gallon food storage bags (no zippers, etc.) and line the container with the bag. Place the food in the bag and freeze. Once frozen, remove from the container, put in a heavier bag and now your container is free and your bagged food can stack. Now you can reheat in a pan(stove) or bowl(microwave).

RE: Susan: ThriftyFun Says Goodbye
Post by meggymolly (19)

thankyou susan for making this website, and all your hardwork, i love all the sharing of frugal ideas here< God bless your family and freinds x

RE: Slow Cooker Recipes
Post by postaldoris (11)

Here is a web site that has a lot of crock pot recipes
http://www.50plusfriends.com/cookbook/crockpot/index-5b.html

RE: Save Money With The Pick 5 Meat Program
Post by jmz2005 (218)

I live in northern illinois and we have Red Fox and Super valu, they have this. Saves me alot of money on meat.

RE: Amaretto Syrup Recipe
Post by Carly34 (4)

try mixing almond extract from the dollar store with corn syrup.

RE: My Parakeet is Acting Funny
Post by Austin (Guest Post)

We had 2 parakeets but we lost one. Would it be okay if we got another parakeet? They told us that it was they were both brother's, but one was a girl. we are just wondering if we got another bird would our male parakeet get along with the other bird? Or would he dominate the other bird. or would he be happier with some to play with. it would be a new born bird also, so we can raise it right, we also have another question my bird is *grooming* and he is squeaking extremely loud when he cleans like he is biting himself or he get startled.
Thank you.

RE: Slow Cooker Recipes
Post by Carly34 (4)

CHECK OUT ANY OF THE "FIX IT AND FORGET IT" COOKBOOKS FROM THE LIBRARY.
THEY ARE A SERIES OF COOKBOOKS DEVOTED TO CROCK POT COOKERY.

RE: Activity Ideas for a Brain Injury Rehab Facility
Post by Carly34 (4)

The game UNO.

RE: Removing Burnt Rings on Stovetop
Post by Carly34 (4)

Whenever we have moved into a new place as renters I have always had to clean even if the landlord said it was cleaned.
I have detailed stovetops and ovens. I have used baking soda with vinegar to soak items and I really love the steel wool soap pads. I don't worry about scratching because I know it will look better clean with a couple scratches than dirty and burnt.
Any cheap scouring powder combined with the steel wool pad is good too.
I hope this helps.

RE: Using All Of Your Lipstick
Post by jmz2005 (218)

Neat idea. I also like the shade lispstick you have in there. Thanks for sharing.