Frugalicious Food

Don’t have an ice cream maker? Don’t worry! You can easily make homemade ice cream in any flavor you want, using only a hand mixer.

Learning how to eat healthy on a budget not only saves money on groceries but also spares you from expensive doctor’s visits and missed days of work.

Tender delicious stalks of asparagus are appearing in gardens and farmer’s markets across North America right now. Grabbing good stuff when it’s in season is thrifty. Preserving it for later is at the top of the Frugalite Pyramid of awesomeness.

Now that the days of warm weather and fresh produce are drawing near, you might want to focus on using up the food in your pantry before it goes bad. Here are some tasty ideas for using last year’s food for delicious, frugal meals today.

As the price of food goes up, lots of folks are growing vegetables to save money. Here’s how to begin gardening without spending a lot of money getting started.

We’re “hopping” like crazy to share ideas to help you pinch every penny you can while still making an Easter dinner to remember.

Casseroles sound very “50’s Housewife,” but when you’re on a budget, they’re a great way to make a little bit of food stretch further in a tasty way.

The ingredients for Everything Bagel seasoning are super easy to find at most grocery stores, and you may already have most of the items on hand.

Oatmeal can be a delicious, filling, and nutritious start to the day. Here’s how to make your OWN little packets of flavored oatmeal for a fraction of the price of storebought.

Here’s how to make your own DIY taco seasoning, along with some tasty ideas for using it to create a frugal fiesta at your house.