Thrifty Tips (December 19, 2018)
There are lots of great ways to celebrate Christmas in today's newsletter. You can make cookies to eat or as decoration. Hope you enjoy!

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Today's Featured Post

Angel Snowflake Sugar Cookies

By Harlean

decorated cookies on rackThis is a recipe that I got from my mother over 40 years ago. She called them drop sugar cookies, so I renamed them this year. These are crispy cookies that melt in your mouth. Almost every time I take them to a potluck party, I am asked for the recipe.

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Today's Guides
Adding Color to My Kitchen Walls
White kitchen with right green painted backsplash
Repairing a Lighted Outdoor Christmas Decoration
Lighted Outdoor Christmas Wreath
Celebrating Christmas on a Budget
Santa with Piggy Bank
Snow Removal Tips
Snow Removal
Giving Christmas Gifts to Adult Nieces and Nephews
Christmas Gifts
Creative Ways to Give Money as a Gift
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Today's Posts

French Macaron Cookie Ornaments

By attosa

French Macaron Cookie Ornaments - 6 different color cookiesI think French macaron cookies are so incredibly cute. I love their soft curves, vivid colours, and matching filling. I have yet to make the actual cookies from scratch, but I've gone ahead and jumped the gun with these ornaments.

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Stock Up on Seasonal Food Items

By 15mhhm15

Cans of fried onions from Trader Joe's.While watching a Vietnamese cooking show - this gourmet fried onion pieces from Trader Joe's was being featured as a garnishing touch for a noodle dish! Many Asian dishes do use fried onion pieces for optional garnishing so this is a time saver! But of course, fried onion is universal for other dishes like: casseroles, salads, vegetables, pastas, curry dishes, soaps, meat loaf and more.

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Duct Tape for Hole in Screen

By coville123

If you have a hole in your screen and need a quick fix, try this. Cut two pieces of tape a bit larger than the hole. Put one piece outside and one inside. The sticky sides should be facing each other. Works well at keeping flies out. You can get all different types of duct tape. Get one that is closest to the color of your screen.

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Snowflake Bow for Oversize Gift

By 15mhhm15

Snowflake Bow for Oversize Gift - red tissue paper bow with a paper snowflake in the center mounted to a cupcake linerDid you a get a gift for someone that is too big to be wrapped? Instead of just purchasing a bow, you can make one!

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Corralling Cords of Kitchen Counter Appliances

By suz1230

A piece of recycled cardboard from a tissue box, wrapped around an appliance cord.I like the printed designs on Kleenex boxes, they're almost too cute to throw out. I'm sure this sounds like "what" in the world does Kleenex boxes have to do with kitchen appliance cords? Well, when the tissues are used up I cut the side of the box off and use the cute printed wide strip as my "cord holder".

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