How to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half

Publishing 2005

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How to Cut Your Grocery Bill in Half

By Janet Sue Terry

Tired of spending too much money at the grocery store? Find out how to cut your grocery bill in half, while still enjoying great tasting nutritious meals. A southern Kentucky woman who was taught from childhood to preserve food wrote this Folio. Her family had an apple orchard, grape arbor, and strawberry patch. They also had cherry and walnut trees. They owned live stock that provided them with milk, butter and beef. Moreover, chickens furnished them with eggs and poultry. In addition they raised pigs for pork and tended a beehive for honey.

Each spring they planted a large garden, then harvested it in late summer, and preserved it by freezing and pressurized canning. They cured their own meat, and hand ground cornmeal from fields of corn they raised to feed their many farm animals.

Obviously farming was a full time job to this family, and they had no need to spend much money at the grocery store. However, in our busy society we don't have the time or space to put out a garden, tend an apple orchard, or raise live stock. However, there is a simple and easy way to save money on our grocery bills. It too involves a method of preserving food.

In this unique report We tell you how to make your groceries last longer without cutting back on what you eat, or how much. We also explain how to provide weekly meals to older parents, relatives, college students or sick neighbors inexpensively.

Have you ever belonged to a recipe club? We give you a new suggestion on how to expand on the Recipe Club concept while still saving money on food.

You can purchase this valuable report for only $5.95 and almost instantly and start saving money on groceries. It's an effortless method of preserving food.

by Janet Sue Terry

Contemporary Romance Author

of Possibilities and Resolutions

President of

Just My Best, Inc.

JMB Book Publishing Company

http://www.jmbpub.com

email jsueterry@yahoo.com

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