Extreme Couponing

[Giri D]

On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 08:00:44 -0500, Melba's Jammin'
wrote:


come sit by me. I think she/he is one of our own having
wayyy too much fun. What-or-who-evah it is, this beats reality t.v. to
the max.

koko
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[donut tribe]

consistency seems to be the key, and the belt was used for punishments of
the most grevious nature, but i can honestly say i had the two best parents
g*D could have provided.

Lee
"Omelet" wrote in message
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[Monty Python]

What is wrong with these people? I saw one show where the woman bought over
100 cups of yogurt. Yes, she has a husband and three kids but could they
possibly eat all that before they expire? She also bought a ton of mustard.
The person narrating the show said mustard never goes bad. I beg to differ!
This was prepared mustard. It has an expiration date on it. And I know
from experience that if it is really old it gets a watery part and a solid
part. Not good! I also know from both MIL and mother's cupboards that
really old dry mustard hasn't got much flavor. So I would think the
prepared would lose its flavor after time too. Oh and the husband had to
remind her that he doesn't even LIKE mustard. She just laughed.

On another show a woman bought 35 bottles of Maalox tabs. Even when I was
using them on a regular basis for GERD and daughter was sometimes taking
them too, we maybe went through 6 bottles a year, if that!

One man donated a ton of cereal to a food bank. I think that's great! But
most of them don't seem to do that. They are hoarding the food in their
homes. One lady said she had enough chips to feed 800 people. Seriously?
Chips do go bad.

I think saving money is great. And I think it is necessary to keep a stock
of some non-perishable items. Particularly in the winter if you are likely
to be snowed in. Or if you live in an area where roads might be flooded and
you can't get out.

What is wrong with these people?

[wasup124]

"Miche" wrote in message
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It would be for me. I can tell you if I ever got yogurt in my mouth, I
would scream. I can't stand the stuff.

[BabySis]

On Apr 7, 1:23?am, "Paul M. Cook" wrote:

Grey Poupon is SO good. My wife eats a great number of turkey
sandwiches, so we go through it like crazy, and buy the huge jars too.

--Bryan

[FairySkates<3]

Julie Bove wrote:

For most folks with a middle eastern background, yogurt is a staple
item. Yoghourt is essentially a way to preserve milk without
refrigeration after all, and indeed some areas commonly dry the yoghourt
and reconstitute it when needed.

[wrobel]

In article ,
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Duck eggs are fantastic for baking; they are a bit larger than hen eggs
so for a big cake you may need to slightly adjust the recipe quantities;
and they taste eggier. Haven't tried turkey eggs.

Janet

[meganelise]

On Wed, 6 Apr 2011 21:44:34 -0700, "Julie Bove" wrote:



Mustard DOES NOT expire, and I've never seen an expiration date on mine.

I shake my bottle every time I use it, as it does separate,
NOT AN Fing problem!

[Ferrisx4]

"Brooklyn1" wrote in message
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The opener cover won't pry off. My husband thinks there is a screw at the
top but it is up so high we can't reach it to see.


I have those grab it thingies in every room. They are necessary for me.


Yeah.

[porto rox my sox]

"Omelet" wrote in message
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She has never done anything like that.