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Bread in all its many glorious forms!

mashed potatoes with a nice covering of good milk gravy. comfort food at its finest.

Strawberry Fanta and Grape Crush. love!

if your grocery store has a savings card program, sign up for it and use it! it can save tons of money a week. also, the obvious coupon clipping can help, but I often find that most coupons are for stuff I don't need. my grocery store's registers sometimes spit out a coupon based on what I have just purchased.... often baby food... if yours does this, be sure to save those and use them!

I love Marie Callender's pot pies, and since I'm the only one in my family who will eat pot pie, it's a perfect serving for me on my own. My entire family loves Stouffer's lasagna. We're also very fond of frozen pizza. Most of the time it's either Red Baron or Digiorno. We've recently tried Wal-Mart's Great Value brand with the foccacia style crust. It was good, but not great.

@Shelby, We bought my 9 year old daughter her very own Nikon Coolpix camera. It takes THE BEST pictures and is super simple to use.

I'm supporting this by making some spicy pork tacos of my own!

Sitting on my grandmother's kitchen counter "helping" her make chocolate frosting for my birthday cake when I was about 8 or 9.

I can feed 4 with 1lb of ground beef at about $3.99 plus a box of pasta and a couple tins of tomatoes. Spaghetti bolognese!

I adore a perfectly cooked sirloin at home, but when I'm out it's Ribeye for me!

oh definite way. i think i need to go buy some now. thanks!

maybe some cinnamon fried apples with either whipped cream or ice cream... kinda like apple pie without the crust!

I almost always use the recipe on the back of the Libby's can. My mom doesn't particularly care for nutmeg or cinnamon in her pumpkin pie, so sometimes I'll leave it out or sub ginger. Pumpkin pie is really hard to get wrong.