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6 Things I Always Buy at Costco (opens the original)
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True confession: I love peeking into other people’s shopping carts. I’m fascinated by why someone might stock up on a particular product. There’s no better place for such spying than the membership-only warehouse chain Costco. I once saw two women in Costco loading up a pair of carts with humongous bags of Skinny Pop popcorn. My imagination went wild. Were they teachers planning a school movie night? Or did they just really, really love the stuff? That inspired me to let you, dear reader, peek i
7 Expert Laundry Tips That Save You Time and Preserve Your Clothes (opens the original)
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Like paying bills, doing laundry is one of those adult chores that never ends. Finish one load, and you’ll find more clothes that need washing before you know it. Patric Richardson knows this only too well. Richardson is known as The Laundry Evangelist and as The Laundry Guy from the Discovery+ show of the same name. He’s the author, with writer Karin B. Miller, of “Laundry Love: Finding Joy in a Common Chore.” He even hosts videos that teach interested people his top tips and tricks, and he run
4 Signs It’s Finally Time to Ditch Your Sam’s Club Membership (opens the original)
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There are many reasons to purchase a Sam's Club membership. It has some perks that a Costco membership doesn’t, and if you shop well, you can save a bundle. But a membership that’s a minimum of $50 per year isn’t always worth it. It can be easy to overspend at the warehouse club, and unless you have endless storage and refrigeration space, you have to be careful about purchases since almost everything is in bulk. Paying for the privilege of shopping may not be up your alley anymore, so if any of
8 Leftover Foods You Should Never Waste — and How to Use Them Up (opens the original)
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Waste not, want not: It’s an axiom meaning that if you’re a careful steward of your resources, you won’t find yourself in need. Good advice for any time, but even more relevant when grocery prices regularly leave you shocked at the register. We all have a good understanding of how important it is to use up the food you already have and not let it go to waste. But it can be frustrating to find yourself staring down the remainder of a can of tomato paste, or the heel of a loaf of bread, and not kn
10 Grocery Staples You Should Always Keep on Hand (opens the original)
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Does this sound familiar? You stroll out of the grocery store after spending $100 and realize you’ve got nothing to put together for a good, healthy dinner. Batteries, cat food, laundry soap, sandwich bags and dried oregano — all necessary, yes. But not the building blocks of a good meal. With the help of two experts, we’ve made a list of efficient edibles to keep in your pantry, fridge and freezer. These aren’t pantry superstars; they’re solid utility players that will keep you in the game. Wha
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