I thought you were going to suggest that people bring their ads with them when they shop because most stores well match the ad prices. Today I was able to buy 3 types of squash for 99 cents per lb .instead of $1.49 lb. canalope for 99 cents in stead of $2.97 each, crackers for $1.69 each normally $2.97 and ice cream treats for $2.99 instead of $5.99 each all at one store so I saved gas. We need to know how to put food on the table with little money we need you now more then ever please have bet

We are all so broke right now you could of explain the variety of dried beans that could be used as meat substitute because they are full of protein that help children brains grow. They are in inexpensive but some might not know how to cook with them you could give us recipes that are kid friendly and include cheap cuts of meat like chili or pork and beans. This way we could have large pot of food for a large family for very little money. Our teach use how to freeze our left overs for a meal

I disagree. While these are all ideas that I have practiced for sometime, I have many friends who haven't because they have been time challenged and could afford to pay a premium for convenience. Now that they equation has changed, these are great back to basics reminders.

I really expected something that was a little less basic and more informative; such as tips on freezing fresh or cooked foods that make them last as long as they can.

Seriously??? This is all basic info!