Well, it was Superbowl Sunday, so we had to have chili. I made a loaf of bread in my bread machine to go with it. Here's what I used:Chili-
1 pound ground turkey
1 can black beans
1 can kidney beans
1.5 cups water
chili seasoning
chili powder
1/2 an onion
1/2 a tomato
1 carrot
garlic
I browned the meat, garlic, onion, and carrot, then threw it all in the crockpot on low. We ate it with sour cream
Honey oatmeal bread
1 cup water
1 cup oatmeal
3 T honey
2 cups flour
1.5 T dry milk
1.5 T butter
1.5 t yeast
1 cup water
1 cup oatmeal
3 T honey
2 cups flour
1.5 T dry milk
1.5 T butter
1.5 t yeast
I threw it all in the bread maker and pressed "start."
Deal I'm missing out on...
Gotta be honest here- I'm already lamenting over the free items at Walgreens. Guys- don't miss this. They are small money makers. Here's the deal:
Revlon Foundation, Revlon Lip Gloss, Garnier Fructis, Zucol cold medicine, and Thermacare heat wrap- ALL FREE after Easy Saver Rebate. I could find coupons for ALL of these items except the Zucol. That means you can make a buck on each one you buy. Don't delay! If you need this stuff, get to Walgreens!
Posts
6 comments:
Where did you find the coupons for the walgreens things? I specifically clipped those out to ask you if you had found anything for me to MAKE money on them ;p I NEED the shampoo anyhow so I'll be getting it but I could use some new foundation.
Umm not to make your heart break even more but there was a $2 coupon for the Zucol in the paper yesterday.
And if its any comfort, my family thinks I spend too much getting deals. I guess they still don't understand the concept of FREE.
You have got me HOOKED on this coupon thing! I have been doing this for a few weeks now and I am totally loving the thrill of the hunt! And I also clipped a $2 coupon for Zucol yesterday. I'm going to make a run this week for my freebies! This will be my first experience with using their rebate program.
Back up.
We all need to know more information about "easy saver rebates" and "CVS extra bucks" and what not.
Please, please back up and give us the basics on all of those things.
Thanks Katie- I haven't gone through yesterday's inserts yet- score!!!
If you need a few cheap items to bulk up your chili, I sometimes add a can of corn (strain the liquid out) and a bag of frozen peppers (the kind that's already sliced for stir fry). There are plenty of store brand options for both. Some frozen pepper bags also have onions, so you don't have to bother stinking up your house.
Post a Comment