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A Journey to Self-Sufficiency Katie Krejci, a 38-year-old homesteader from the north woods of Minnesota, has taken on a lifestyle that revolves around self-sufficiency. She grows 99% of the produce she consumes, only making a trip to the grocery store once a month to purchase tropical fruits, toilet roll, and white vinegar for about $50. […]

Savouring Summer: A Guide to Manitoba’s Best Produce and Markets Manitoba summers offer a bounty of fresh, locally grown produce. From the sweet burst of strawberries to the crisp coolness of cucumbers, the flavours of the season are best enjoyed when sourced directly from the farmers who cultivate them. Visiting a local market is more […]

The Rise of Grocery Store Fandom in America In a remarkable trend that’s reshaping consumer culture, grocery stores have transformed from mere shopping destinations into cultural phenomena that inspire fervent loyalty and excitement. Just a few months ago, Shannon Fong experienced this firsthand when she arrived at a Trader Joe’s in Montrose, California, well before […]

Aldi is quickly becoming a go-to destination for summer essentials, offering a variety of products that cater to your warm-weather cooking and snacking needs. Renowned for its quality and affordability, the store is packed with hidden treasures that can elevate your summer meals and social gatherings. With everything from delicious snacks to clothing finds, here’s […]

The Economic Strain of Today: A Reflection on the Great Depression The Great Depression, which spanned from 1929 to 1939, was one of the most challenging economic periods in American history. With unemployment rates soaring to an astonishing 25%, families were forced to maximize their resources, improvise in the kitchen, and adopt a frugal mindset. […]

The Rising Cost of Frozen Foods: What You Need to Know As we navigate through a challenging economic landscape, marked by inflation and increasing tariffs, many consumers are feeling the pinch in their wallets. While some are hopeful for a return to lower prices, the reality is that many of these tariff costs are likely […]