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Angela Russell has written for The Coupon Project since 2010, covering couponing basics, budget-friendly recipes, family outings and everyday ways to save money.
Make almond milk at home in two minutes with almond butter, dates, water, and vanilla, or the classic way with soaked almonds. Plus a chocolate version.
Read More How to Make Your Own Almond Milk (2 Easy Ways) →25 ways to save money at Whole Foods Market, from the Whole Deal booklet and yellow sale tags to one-day sales and case discounts, from a store Values Tour.
Read More 25 Ways to Save at Whole Foods Market →Skip the store-bought boxes. Free printable Valentines, DIY classroom cards, and cheap treat ideas that kids can make themselves.
Read More Free and Frugal Valentine's Day Card Ideas for Kids →Disneyland is expensive, but it doesn't have to break the bank. Six ways our family saved on our trip, plus reader tips for stretching your Disney budget.
Read More 6 Things We Did to Save on Our Disneyland Trip →Make a bouncy ball at home with glue, cornstarch, borax, and water. It's a quick, cheap, slightly messy kids' craft that doubles as a science lesson.
Read More Kids' Craft: How to Make a Homemade Bouncy Ball →A family-favorite chicken tortilla soup made with inexpensive bulk tortilla soup mix, shredded chicken, tomatoes, green chiles, and cilantro.
Read More Adventures in Bulk Foods: Chicken Tortilla Soup →Make crispy falafel at home with inexpensive bulk falafel mix and water. Fry or broil them, then stuff them in a pita with veggies and tahini.
Read More Adventures in Bulk Food: Falafel Mix →The bulk bins are one of the best ways to save at the grocery store. Here are 31 items worth buying in bulk, from oats and lentils to spices and baking mixes.
Read More Adventures in Bulk Foods: 31 Things to Buy in the Bulk Bins →A change jar is the easiest savings plan there is. Here's how a jar of loose coins quietly added up for me, plus tips to cash in your change without fees.
Read More Do You Keep a Change Jar? Maybe You Should. →
