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Bargain Value - August 2011

If you are a gourmet mustard fan, you know the good stuff is
not cheap. There are a lot of great gourmet mustards available online and on the shelves.

But girl, isn't it a shame when you wake up with the munchies
in the pre-dawn hours with a hankering for a hefty sandwich
with damn good mustard on it. You open your fridge, build
the sandwich, rub the sleep from your eyes as you peer into
the seemingly empty jar of Grey Poupon.

Don't you hate when that happens? So do we at Bargain Value,
especially when we have friends hanging out for the evening.
So here's what we do to coax that last mustard seed out of

the jar........the dark reaches where a knife just won't cut the
mustard.

Take your seemingly depleted mustard jar. Add two tablespoons
of water. Secure the cap. Shake the jar with extreme vigor.
Remove the cap. DElicately, pour your new mustard sauce on
your sandwich bread. The bread or roll will absorb the moisture and
excellent flavor.

With this method, not only have you helped recycle useable food
products but saved yourself some money as well.

Why be wasteful?
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SAVE ON JUICING

August 16th 2011 23:03
For many of us who enjoy whipping up our own
vegetable and fruit juices, there is always that
perplexing question: "What do I do with the shavings
the juicer machine kicks out into the waste bucket?"

Seems a crying shame to dump all that fresh pulp
down the garbage disposal or into the trash can after
the health juice is made.

For those of you who live in rural or suburban areas,
compost piles are nearby but how 'bout this idea:

After you run all those expensive veggies through your
juice machine and chugged down your morning glass
of liquid-health gold, why not stick the shredded pulp

remains in the fridge?

When you get home from work you can take the shreds,
mix them into a salad or stir fry dish for even more
value-added health.

Hey, it's a shame to waste good fresh veggie products,
in any way or form, particularly for you city-dwellers who
are paying premium prices for the good stuff at your corner
green grocer's.
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