Green Options

I spend a little time and a little money in my garden. I do it for fun and to have fresh veggies around, but does it make sense financially, too?

We’re starting a new weekly feature at Eat.Drink.Better.  It’s called Thrifty Thursdays, and will offer a quick time- or money-saving tip for your kitchen.  Eating good food that also has your health and the environment in mind can be time-consuming and expensive, but it doesn’t have to be if you keep small tips like these in mind.

Many people struggle to eliminate wasting food, and with the economy the way it is, cutting down on food waste is a surefire way to save a little money.  You paid for all that food (or worked hard to grow it yourself), you should be eating it.