Foraging & Salads| Frugal living

HI guys, so today I talk about a new book I've borrowed and what things you can be foraging now to make amazing things with like, cream, balms and oils.
The book I talk about and one on the many places you can buy it from
www.abebooks.co.uk/servlet/Bo...
Or Ebay
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3020366225...
Thanks for watching :)

[@mysticmeadowshomestead6209]

My Number One Top Tip: Get to the grocery early and buy clearance food. Head for the Deli to buy premade deli food at a clearance price. $20 chicken becomes $1.43 (sometimes less) clearance chicken. Then head for the clearance aisles. Each dept has a clearance food section (treat aisles like they're one dept.) and learn where each dept puts its clearance items. If you hit it right, you can head home with meat both raw and cooked, canned goods, baked goods, dairy (such as milk, cheese, and eggs), and even flowers for under $25. However, there is massive competition for these items. You really have to grab n go! Just race around the grocery store without regard to what you need/want and your cart will be about half full on $25. Then take out your grocery list, breathe, tick off the items that you just got and no longer need - BEARING IN MIND substitutions! You had in mind to have Fish n Chips, but the Albacore tuna in water was $0.10 a can -> Tuna Casserole instead. You had planned to have cake on Sunday -> Cake Pops from the smushed cake in bakery dept. You wanted two pounds of Pricey Quinoa, but Affordable Brown rice was on clearance for $0.25 for 10 pounds. This experience is similar to a Black Friday sale and the savings are just as phenomenal. Just don't bring family &/or kids with you. Put your purse in the trunk and your payment (debit, credit, cash) in nature's pocket (brassiere) and stay focused. I'm too old for this now, but I sure did then.

[@julieh4662]

I’ve ordered neals yard book off Amazon for all of £2.19 bargain I can’t wait for it to arrive

[@user-ly6yn2sq2r]

I use plantain for hay-fever relief. I make a tea out of it in hay-fever season .

[@ronalee34]

Love your Pikachu clock. :)

[@kimtuiai605]

🎉nice to see u take care

[@elainenowack3036]

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[@roslinney4285]

Been thinking of you Lizzy. Its a tough time.

[@jennyhayler7553]

Take one day at a time ,enjoying your vlogs

[@Passionbloom52]

I have been enjoying some freshly picked herbs & Beetroot leaves , as a salad garnish , over an omelette . Very tasty indeed ☺️

[@bristolveggiebeds5310]

I've got that neals yard book too!

[@rosemarie-karma]

Chin up lady x

[@jennyhayler7553]

Hope all is well Lizzy 🌞

[@Dutch_Gonneke]

Hey Lizzy, how are you doing? Hope you are finding ways to replenish your energy. Thinking of you 🍀🌷

[@cindygragg5539]

So happy to see another post ✨

[@teresadavies8795]

Seen that book on ebay xx❤❤

[@cynthia57169]

I think you need this.
{{hugs}}
Try diatomaceous earth to control the slugs

[@rena4220]

My daughter just went foraging for fiddleheads. Have you had them? Tastes somewhat like asparagus.
Glad to hear from you.

[@rena4220]

Sorry life is so stressful right now. Are there any agencies that can help you find a place?

[@tamandaflynn6090]

Hey Lizzy, can you not apply to the council for housing? You wont have made yourself homeless, and as youre responsible for both your Son and Father, you should get the support you need....Worth a try x

[@marylynch2510]

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