Egads, the Holidays are fast approaching! Whether you're a professional in the kitchen or just dabble at a few recipes this Holiday season, we can all use some great kitchen tools to get us through it all! So I posed the question to the
DealPros: "What is your favorite kitchen tool to get you through the Holidays?"....and here's what they had to say:
By CrystalECollinsDealPro
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8 months ago
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Money Saving Tips
Whether you're following
Hurricane Issac or tuning into the
Republican National Convention, there's lots of events going on this week. Plus, Labor Day caps off our long weekend - Yay! With that in mind, we have incredible deals that are being posted as we speak and I've picked the 5 best deals for you to take advantage of.
Deal #1: Do you like shopping at deal sites? I enjoy a plethora of them because they all have something to offer at a deeply discounted price.
Gilt City has a coupon for 50% off everything you purchase. Now that's what I'm talking about. But don't snooze, the deal ends
TODAY!
Deal #2: I like my smoothies and so do my kids. Buying it from the store is not cost-effective when it comes to buying it for 2 adults and 2 kids, but I do love the convenience of it when I can grab one on the go. Right now, sign up to be a
Jamba Juice Insider and get a printable coupon for a sixteen ounce smoothie for just $2 (
enter your zip code and you'll be directed to the sign up page). Within 24 hours of signing up you should receive the coupon via email.
Limited time offer.
By SavingsMommie
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10 months ago
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Money Saving Tips
Last week, we gave away a Bliss Triple Oxygen Instant Energizing Mask.
Congratulations to Savings.com user lifesdeepcolors!
I've sent you an email with all the details, but if you
haven't received a note by next Tuesday (the 10th), send me a shout-out
at social@savings.com.
By ashleywade
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11 months ago
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GiveawaysStaff
Photo courtesy of betsyjean79 at
Flickr
Recycling breaks down used materials so they're ready for reuse.
Upcycling takes recycling to a whole new level and creates
something new from recycled materials. These designers salvaged old
records, broken glass and even unused lightening insulators, and
used them to create unique kitchen accessories.
Thanks to upcycling, you can accessorize your kitchen with
something different. (
You won't find these items mass produced
at a department store.) And do something good for the
environment to boot. Best of all, every product costs under $50--so
you can buy recycled kitchen accessories cheap.
By AngelaColley
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a year ago
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