BULK UP
By: SYHSAVE $500 Buy food packaged in bulk instead of individually wrapped single-serving packages. You can save up to per year or more. Additionally you can save the planet by keeping an estimated 500 pounds worth of packaging waste out of the landfill and conserve the resources to make that packaging and the energy used to [...]
FRUITS
By: SYHTip Provided By: The Green Book Try to limit purchases of canned fruit, and substitute fresh fruit whenever possible. The process involved with canning fruit is at least 10 times more energy intensive than picking fresh fruit. If every U.S. household replaced just one pound of canned or jarred fruit with one pound of fresh [...]
RINSE RECYCLABLES
By: SYHTRUTH OR TRASH?
You should rinse out your recyclables before placing them in the bin
Chew on this: You’re throwing away more than $500 cash in your kitchen every year
By: SYHBy: Elizabeth Rogers With bikini season approaching, Food Inc. on our DVD queues, and Jamie Oliver all over everything, food is definitely top of mind right now. We’re eating right, being more conscious of what we put in our bodies, and increasingly mindful of where our food comes from, because “from the grocery store” no [...]
HOLD WATER
By: SYHSAVE $ 200.
Instead of grabbing a diet soda, iced tea, energy drink, or bottle of flavored vitamin water the next time you feel parched, drink what’s freely available from the tap.
THE PRESSURE IS ON
By: SYHSave $35
Use an electric pressure cooker instead of your stovetop or oven to cook meals.
PAPER OR PLASTIC
By: SYHTRUTH OR TRASH?
Paper grocery bags are more eco-friendly than plastic ones
COLA CUTBACK
By: SYHYou could save up to $650 per year (including CRV) by reducing your soda purchases by just two 12-packs per week.
CHICKEN BIG
By: SYHSave up to $600 per year if all the chicken you purchase (est. 4 pounds per week) is whole instead of as boneless skinless breasts.

