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- Association of Food Journalists
- The Association of Food Journalists, Inc., is a networking system especially created for journalists who devote most of their working time to planning and writing food copy for news media worldwide. AFJ's primary goal is to encourage communication among food journalists. In addition, AFJ tries to increase members' knowledge of food and to sharpen their writing, design and broadcast skills. The group also strives to foster professional standards among its members and other members of the media. For membership information, contact AFJ's Executive Director Carol DeMasters via e-mail to caroldemasters@yahoo.com. AFJ's website is www.afjonline.com.
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Buy the store or generic brand. You probably won't notice the difference from name brands. Watch the store flyers for specials. Coupons can be a pain, but you can save by using them. Look for stores that have senior citizen shopping days. One market in my area (New Mexico) offers 10 percent off on a senior's total purchase the first Wednesday of every month. This is the time to stock the pantry and the freezer!
Shopping Smartly
New Mexico
Buy more whole foods and fewer prepared foods. If you're going to cook, cook. Do like your grandmother did: Buy a chicken and roast it. Use the leftover meat for sandwiches or salads. Boil the carcass for a few hours with herbs, mirepoix. Strain it and use the broth in soup, along with any leftover meat. For $10 and a little extra work you have three meals.
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