I scored a great deal on chicken tonight at the grocery store. Three packs of two (albeit, tiny) chickens for €3.25 each. So tomorrow is going to be spent roasting four of them in my crockpot, shredding the meat, dividing it into little baggies and freezing it for many future meals. A good time is sure to be had by all!
Meanwhile, here are some of my favorite links from the week:
- How has Personal Finance Changed in the Last 50 Years? @ Mrs Micah
- Airlines boost deals for frequent fliers – Smart Spending Blog @ MSN Money
- The Case for Debt Elimination Over Savings @ I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…
- Savings Vs Debt Elimination: Saving’s Side of the Story @ I’ve Paid For This Twice Already…
- Ask the Readers: How to Prioritize Medical Bills? @ Get Rich Slowly
- Itchy trigger finger @ Frugal Zeitgeist
- 7 Green-ish Ways to Lower Household Costs @ Little House in the Suburbs
As always, you can check out the Good Reads page or my Tumblr site Almost Frugal Finds for all my links. Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Great roundup! I’m passing on the “Kreativ Blogger” Award to you. Come here if you’d like to accept it:
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Chicken is one of the cheapest meats you can buy as long as it is a whole chicken. As soon as they start cutting up the parts of the chicken and put it as legs or breasts in a package you are then being charged 3 or 4 times the whole chicken price. In the USA the price of a whole chicken is about .89 cents to $1.39 a pound. When it gets cut up the price jumps to $2.99 a pound and up.
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