Becoming more self-reliant with your food is a great first step. While many people think that means growing your own food (and it does), it also encompasses other areas - making your own food from scratch, preserving food, whether you grow/raise it or purchase it, and using up scraps.
Cooking with Scraps
Don't throw it out! See if there are ways to use those scraps of food to save money.
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Orange Peel Tea - Take the peel from an orange or tangerine/mandarin orange and make a tea filled with vitamin C.
Homemade
Cooking it yourself lets you control the ingredients that are in it. It tastes better and is often costs less as well.
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