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Welcome to Frugal
Living in the UK. Whether you want to reduce your
debts, save for a holiday, stay at home with your
children, live more simply or just beat the
system a little and end up with more cash, we
hope you find something here to help. Consider
yourself as in a clothes shop - look around, try
the ideas on for size, take what's right for you
and leave the rest for someone else. The main
sections are listed at the top of each page and
there is a spiritual abundance section listed at
the bottom that you can take or leave as you
please. This site will always be a work in
progress so if you have any tips you would like
to send in email us at web@frugal.org.uk
New or topical bits of note on the site:
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our basic, versatile, cheap soup and Cheap BeanBurgers by Jane
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Popular sections: recipes free food
Frugal Weightloss
Frugal Christmas
Featured books:
 Food for Free - a
great guide to Britain's wild foods - goji berries may cost a bit, but many superfoods are all around us for the taking! A great favourite of ours - detailing wild herbs, berries, greens sea vegetables and fungi.
Buy from Amazon.co.uk
The Book of Rubbish Ideas by Tracey Smith. Written in a friendly, chatty style this book is choc-full of innovative ideas for reducing waste, both money saving and environmentally conscious in tone. After the informational start, detailing why we should bother - Rubbish History, Rubbish Climate and Rubbish Obsolesence - we are guided, room by room, though our house and made to think about the waste generated in all areas. We were most impressed that even the letter box is covered with entirely practical and quick ways to stop junk mail (and phone calls for that matter). Highly recommended.
Buy from Amazon.co.uk

More with Less Cook Book - a classic on saving the Earth's resources and living simply - very thrifty recipes - commisioned by a Mennonite community who live in a similar way to the Amish people.
Buy from Amazon.co.uk
or
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Amazon.com (USA)
Save cash Save the Planet from Friends of the Earth. A wonderful, colourful (lots of pics) money saving guide - frugal living and environmentalism go hand in hand so well. We challenge you not to save money using some of the ideas in this book. From food to finance, birth to death, finance, home decor, heating, you name it, there's guidance here.
See it in Friends of the Earth's shop or Buy from Amazon.co.uk
or
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Amazon.com (USA)
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