Posted by Orik
- Jul 08 10 08:56What other deals are out there we should know about. I just got my medical Insurance rebate almost 1000 dollars. after paying off my credit card debt, my tv needs replacing it is more than 10 years old and on the bleeding blink..
I really need a good deal right now.
I really need a good deal right now.
Posted by JJ
- Jul 10 09 06:392/1 tuesdays at PNE - 3 pm
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Posted by Lise
- Mar 02 09 05:53Buy one coffee, get one free coffee at any Petro Canada gas station. Offer lasts to June 30, 2009.
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Posted by P.C.
- Feb 27 09 05:35Um......careful on the spamming of that website. I removed 'cosmopolitan's' thread. It seems you are with the same company ?
As this thread is basically full of 'deals' with specific companies...this would be a more appropriate place for your 'Best Deal' than a whole thread on just that company.
As this thread is basically full of 'deals' with specific companies...this would be a more appropriate place for your 'Best Deal' than a whole thread on just that company.
Posted by carrie.b
- Feb 27 09 04:19If you wear glasses, you can get a great deal online - CoastalContacts.com sells a bunch for $38, lenses included.
Posted by Lazy JJ
- Feb 27 09 03:23Orik have you thought to look at Value Village for a lid that would fit. I broke my crock pot lid and was able to find one there.
Posted by Orik
- Feb 26 09 10:50 well ur lid still works but its no guarentee it would fit this model... it has a lid but no handle and a hole were one should be... hmm maybe i can invent some kind of a handle for it. out of something. save me 35 bucks... i will check the thrift store tommorrow for junk stuffs...
Posted by P.C.
- Feb 26 09 10:27Thanks for the offer on the crockpot Orik. I'm thinking I will be looking for one with a lid (and I'm dreadful picky about things matching).....but that was very kind of you.
Posted by Michel
- Feb 26 09 10:31Posted by P.C.
- Feb 26 09 09:02Michel...you can pick up a set like these at the buck store. It would be a cheap investment if you do learn to cook rice. Cooking up a big batch would see you through the week easily....and by adding whatever strikes your fancy, gives you some variety in your menus.
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Posted by Michel
- Feb 26 09 08:20Posted by Orik
- Feb 26 09 01:29 purelife wrote:
Are you looking for a 4-quart size, P.C.? You're right that they are harder to find. I wonder why it's so difficult.
We have a 4 quart but I was thinking that this 6 quart could make lots of lunches for work.
And I read that many meals freeze nicely. I honestly don't know where I'm going to put this one as we barely have any space in the cupboards.
many meals freeze very well and when one is living on a budget. stews and soups are a great way to survive. the slow cooker is a awesome deal. i have been needing a new one since my brother accidentally threw away the lid for my 4 quarter one... works great no lid. so if u want one no lid send me pm and u can come get it. im pretty sure it's 4 quarts.
Are you looking for a 4-quart size, P.C.? You're right that they are harder to find. I wonder why it's so difficult.
We have a 4 quart but I was thinking that this 6 quart could make lots of lunches for work.
And I read that many meals freeze nicely. I honestly don't know where I'm going to put this one as we barely have any space in the cupboards. many meals freeze very well and when one is living on a budget. stews and soups are a great way to survive. the slow cooker is a awesome deal. i have been needing a new one since my brother accidentally threw away the lid for my 4 quarter one... works great no lid. so if u want one no lid send me pm and u can come get it. im pretty sure it's 4 quarts.
Posted by P.C.
- Feb 25 09 12:52Par boiled ? Like minute rice ?
ptewwi ptewwi ptewwi.
Wild rice would have different directions I think, Michel.
ptewwi ptewwi ptewwi.
Wild rice would have different directions I think, Michel.
Posted by purelife
- Feb 25 09 12:50Cooking time depends on the rice, whether it's parboiled or long grain.