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Albertsons $7.86 Talking about an easy peasy shopping trip! $0.49 a can for beans and $0.99 a bag for 3 pounds of granny smith apples? Heck yeah I’ll stop by and pick some up. No problem. I was hoping to get 12 cans of black beans but they were all sold out, so I just Read More >>
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Happy Monday from Lucy the Fuzzy Puggle Dog. 🙂 I gave her a bath this morning and she was just so cute munching on her chewy stick that I just had to take a picture. I LOVE that dog!! Have a great day everyone, ♥ Mavis Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day – Up to Read More >>
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Even though I don’t make a weekly menu plan, I still love the idea of having a bunch of recipes right in front of me to choose from. Here are a few recipes from my recipe collection I thought you might like: Breakfast Ideas Whole Grain Raspberry Bars – Plan on enjoying the last of the Read More >>
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With most of the canning done, and extra canning rings lying around, I thought I would make a canning ring pumpkin for the table. It’s cute, festive, and takes about 2 minutes—my kind of craft. You’ll need: Canning rings {all the same size} String {to tie the rings together} 3 or 4 cinnamon sticks Some scrap Read More >>
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Last summer we had bumper crop of pears and turned them into pear butter and let me tell you Bob, it was freakin’ delicious! If you’ve never made pear butter you should give it a try. My favorite way to enjoy it is on toast or pancakes. This pear butter recipe is always a hit Read More >>
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