Recipes

We have lots of recipes from the past few months to get on the blog. We'll get them posted as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience!

Harris Teeter Triple Coupons

Harris Teeter will be doing Triple Coupons this week starting Wednesday, November 4th running until Tuesday November 10th. If you aren't familiar with Triple Coupons... Harris Teeter will triple up to 20 coupons with a face value of $.99 or less. For example: if you have a coupon for $.50 off ketchup and the ketchup costs $1.89, then after coupon it would only cost you $.39!

There will be a click-able list of coupon match-ups at www.SouthernSavers.com by tomorrow morning.

If you have any questions, please email me!

Julie

Hi Ladies: Here are two of my most favorite and easy recipes:

EASY CAKE MIX COOKIES

Mix together: 1 cake mix, 1/3 c oil, 3 eggs (beaten) and optional 6 oz chocolate chips, chopped nuts, coconut, etc. Drop by scoops onto cookie sheet. Bake at 370 till slightly soft. Cool and enjoy.'

MICROWAVE CAKE:

1 cake mix (any kind), 3 eggs, 1/2 c oil and 1 1/2 c water Mix as usual and pour into a prepared Angel Food or Bundt microwavable bowl that has been frosted on the inside with 1/2 or more of a carton of frosting mix. Bake in microwave for 14 to 15 minutes. Check for doneness with a skewer. Let rest for 15 minutes. Turn out onto a large platter. (I microwave the remainder of the frosting and drizzle over the top. ) Cut and enjoy. This can be made and served in less that 1/2 hour.

Lots of free stuff at Wal-Greens

I love free stuff, and there's lots of it at Wal-Greens this week! I spent $13.50 for all these, and walked out with $21 in Register Rewards for next week. I could have spent less, but I miscalculated. Go to moneysavingmom.com to find coupon match-ups.

Here's what I bought:

Transaction #1

Vasiline hand lotion, Robitussin, Halls, Herbal Essence shampoo, Floss picks, 3 tomato sauce: spent $1.18 before tax (I used $10 in Register Rewards that I earned last week.)

Trasnactin #2

Gillette razor, Herbal Essence, ponds cream x2, 3 hunts sauce. (Messed this one up a bit. Should have been $1.5 useing RR from hand lotion.) Paid $4.74

Transaction #3

Chapstick, Hand lotion, Emergen -C, 3 tomato sauce. Have to take this receipt back because they didn't get the tomato sauce coupon. Spent $7.11

Transaction #4

Floss, Oral B tooth brush, Halls, 3 tomato sauce. Spent $.94

Rite Aid has some good deals too. I'm going to get 24 count Zanatac and 2x 24 count Tylenol for $3 after coupons and rebates.

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Harris Teeter Tripple Coupons

Harris Teeter is trippling Coupons this week. http://couponteacher.blogspot.com has coupon match ups for lots of free, less than $1 and less than $2 items.

Oatmeal

This is the oatmeal packets that my brother used when we went hiking in Utah. He had them in ziploc baggies, then poured the ingredients into a styrofoam cup and added hot water. It would be perfect for a 72 hour kit. Here are the proportions:1 cup oats, 1 T powdered milk, 1/2 T sugar, 1/2 t. salt, and then add 2 and 1/2 cups of boiling water. The powdered milk should not be the instant kind, otherwise it doesn't mix well with the water. He also said that he sometimes he will add dried apples (also food storage item!)

Homemade Laundry Detergent & Fabric Softener

At our meeting on Tuesday night the topic of Homemade Landry Detergent came up. Anita Daines has experimented with both the poweder and liquid form and shared her recipe with us.

This recipe is for a smaller quantity than we talked about which might be better for some people.

Homemade Laundry Soap

*The ingredients can be found at Walmart, Harris Teeter & Renfrow Hardware

1/3 bar Fels Naptha or other type of soap such as Ivory or Zote

½ cup washing soda

½ cup borax powder

2 gallon bucket

Grate the soap and put it in a sauce pan. Add 6 cups water and heat it until the soap melts. Add the washing soda and the Borax and stir until it is dissolved. Remove from heat. Pour 4 cups hot water into the bucket. Now add your soap mixture and stir. Now add 1 gallon plus 6 cups of water and stir. Let the soap sit for about 24 hours and it will gel. Stir mixture well.

It will look like this:

Fill an empty liquid detergent container or other container half full with warm water. Fill the rest of the container with your homemade detergent. You can add 10-20 drops of essential oils if desired. Shake container before using each time. Use ½ cup per load.

Homemade Fabric Softener

1 cup baking soda
6 cups distilled white vinegar
8 cups water
10-15 drops orange essential oils (optional) or lemon essential oils (optional) or essential oils, of choice (optional)

Directions
1. You will need a one gallon container.
2. First add the baking soda to the plastic container.
3. Next add 1 cup of water to start with.
4. Slowly add the vinegar to the bottle as the vinegar and baking soda will start to fizz.
5. Then add the rest of the water swirling around & cover venting the top a few times.
6. Last add the essential oil.
7. Add 1 cup in your final rinse cycle for each load.