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Cook At Home

Cook At Home

This week's Frugal Friday saves you money by cooking at home! You may have saw a post from us a while back about bringing your lunch, and also one about freezing leftovers. This bit of frugality goes along with those, in which you will save a TON by cooking at home!

Average Spend

The Motley Fool figures that the average American spends $45.68 going out to eat each week. Take that times 2 adults, that's $91.35/week per household, or $365.38 a month. Add children into that mix and you've spent well over $5,000 a year in dining or take out. Imagine the cost savings you would have in your pocket - or bank account - if you meal planned and began cooking from home.

Have A Plan

How to make cooking from home simple, you may ask? Two words - Meal. Plan. This can be attained a couple different ways. Either you plan out what to make each night for the week, or you coordinate your larger meals with what leftovers you will have from them.

Cooking Not For You?

If cooking is not in your wheelhouse, you should have a way to fund that habit. Fortunately, CreditSoup.com has several credit card options available that offer rewards or cash back when dining out. Get paid while you eat!

As always, be sure to follow us here at CreditSoup.com for your weekly tips on cost savings and frugality!

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