Monday, November 29, 2010
Americans throwing coupon parties to save on groceries
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Sunday, November 28, 2010
Greatest FREE GIFT EVER!
Free Salvation and eternal life for all... John 3:16 Today is the day for you! Accept Jesus Christ as your personal Saviour and He will make your wildest dreams come true for real and things you haven't even thought of! God is way good.
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Todays freebies....
Here are some great freebies for YOU...
http://www.nojunkfreebies.com great site
Rebate for cat litter -- getbestlitter.com
Listerine.com for free printable coupon
ThomasCoffee.com for first 25 people
Dove.com free hair product
spa gear from Dove.com contest can play every day.
free Cesar dog food printable coupon
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http://www.nojunkfreebies.com great site
Rebate for cat litter -- getbestlitter.com
Listerine.com for free printable coupon
ThomasCoffee.com for first 25 people
Dove.com free hair product
spa gear from Dove.com contest can play every day.
free Cesar dog food printable coupon
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Free vaseline !
For your free vaseline product go to walmart.com .... yes...free is good....
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Thursday, November 25, 2010
How to make a fruit cake
Here is a wonderful fresh recipe to try... but...got this from Kid's turn centeral...Fruitcake has been a holiday tradition for hundreds of years. The oldest references to fruitcake date back to Roman times, when the recipe included pomegranate seeds, pine nuts, and raisins mixed into barley mash. Yummy stuff!
In Europe in the 1700s, a ceremonial type of fruitcake was baked at the end of the nut harvest and consumed the following year to celebrate the beginning of the next harvest.
In the 18th century in England, there were laws restricting the use of plum cake (the generic word for dried fruit at the time) to Christmas, Easter, weddings, christenings, and funerals.
Between 1837 and 1901, fruitcake was popular. It is said Queen Victoria received a fruitcake for her birthday one year, and legend has it, she put it aside for a year as a sign of restraint, moderation, and good taste. It is the custom in England for unmarried wedding guests to put a slice of the cake, traditionally a dark fruitcake, under their pillow at night so they will dream of the person they will marry.
Fruitcake is full of healthy nutrients. The fruit and fiber in fruitcake is loaded with anti-oxidants, molecules that protect cells from disease and damage.
The cakes contain a lot of sugar which means that water activity will be low, which keeps mold from forming and makes the cake last a long time.
A fruitcake can last several months. If there's no mold, it's safe to eat, even if it has been around a while. But fruitcakes can't last forever.
Maybe...not a freebie... but at this time of year... there are so many people willing to GIVE A WAY their fruit cake...that I thought it would be fun to post this... Just ask everyone for last year's fruit cake hee..hee..
In Europe in the 1700s, a ceremonial type of fruitcake was baked at the end of the nut harvest and consumed the following year to celebrate the beginning of the next harvest.
In the 18th century in England, there were laws restricting the use of plum cake (the generic word for dried fruit at the time) to Christmas, Easter, weddings, christenings, and funerals.
Between 1837 and 1901, fruitcake was popular. It is said Queen Victoria received a fruitcake for her birthday one year, and legend has it, she put it aside for a year as a sign of restraint, moderation, and good taste. It is the custom in England for unmarried wedding guests to put a slice of the cake, traditionally a dark fruitcake, under their pillow at night so they will dream of the person they will marry.
Fruitcake is full of healthy nutrients. The fruit and fiber in fruitcake is loaded with anti-oxidants, molecules that protect cells from disease and damage.
The cakes contain a lot of sugar which means that water activity will be low, which keeps mold from forming and makes the cake last a long time.
A fruitcake can last several months. If there's no mold, it's safe to eat, even if it has been around a while. But fruitcakes can't last forever.
Maybe...not a freebie... but at this time of year... there are so many people willing to GIVE A WAY their fruit cake...that I thought it would be fun to post this... Just ask everyone for last year's fruit cake hee..hee..
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving and Many blessings to all my family and friends hugs to you all :)
Monday, November 22, 2010
Free Box of Tissues from Kleenex Share the Softness!
Last year I worked with Kleenex... and they were wonderful to work with...
I am in contact with them now on another project... but here is a great freebie to give to a friend...
Join in the SHARE THE SOFTNESS and you can track your box of Kleenex as a gift.
go to http://www.Kleenex.com for Share the softness tell them Ruthie Sweet Appleby sent YOU!
Keep your ears open to hear more from me about KLEENEX!
please subscribe to my blog and tell your friends!
I am in contact with them now on another project... but here is a great freebie to give to a friend...
Join in the SHARE THE SOFTNESS and you can track your box of Kleenex as a gift.
go to http://www.Kleenex.com for Share the softness tell them Ruthie Sweet Appleby sent YOU!
Keep your ears open to hear more from me about KLEENEX!
please subscribe to my blog and tell your friends!
Welcome to Free Stuff With Ruthie Blog
I will also share any free sites I find... and any tips, etc... I can to help you learn how to get some free stuff for yourself!
Here is a great site for free stuff
FreakyFreddiesFunhouse.com tell him Ruthie Appleby Sweet sent you!
Enjoy!
oh yes, if you have free stuff you want to give away just add it in the comments here..
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