#cheaper

[vortexanomaly]

[bretzkysbs]

[gynakutagawa2]

Monster "perfect edition" my ass. The new manga covers are so ugly, I don’t care that they make a picture together, book covers should look good standalone. The old design was far superior

[subway-tuna]

[rottenbigmac]

where do i get clothes that are trashy y2k/grunge/alt that aren’t overpriced 🙏🏻

[myxini55]

cheaper

aaaaaaaaaah! it's gonna explode! i think?

[dinosaurwithablog]

I made homemade applesauce!!! 😋 My roommate had oral surgery so among other soft, delicious food, I made him some applesauce because he wanted some. I do not understand why people spend so much money on food when it's very easy and very inexpensive to make most things yourself. I would've paid over $6 to buy the applesauce that I just made for $1.20. It's was easy and fun to make. You just put some water in a pot, 1.2 ounces per pound of apples, add some sugar to taste, and bring it to a boil. Then you add peeled, cored, sliced apples to the pot and cover it. I threw a pinch of salt in for flavor. I cooked it, covered, on medium heat, and stirred it every 15 minutes for an hour. Times may vary. Just make sure that the apples are very tender when you're done. I then took my stick blender and made applesauce. You could use a potato masher or a ricer or whatever you want to use to puree it. I added some cinnamon because that's how he likes it. It was easy peasy. You could add any fruits that you'd like to eat with the applesauce. Just cook them with the apples. I like to add strawberries, but I didn't have any. This is, also, a great way to make healthy, non processed baby food. I've raised 3 kids and never once bought processed baby food. I made my own. It was much cheaper, it tasted great, and it was very, very healthy. I, highly, recommend that everyone learn to make your own food. It's satisfying to do and it saves a lot of money. Once you start making homemade food, you'll find that it's a lot of fun. I make almost everything that I eat from scratch. I take the money that I save and invest it. I am restoring my 1967 Firebird with money that i made from those investments. If you don't invest, you could take a trip or buy someone a gift or use it for whatever makes you happy. It's well worth learning how to cook. I love cooking. It brings me joy, and it brings joy to everyone that I feed. Cooking is love. In the words of Julia Child... bon appétit!!! 😍😋😋