Hillbilly Housewife

Other Folks to Visit . . .

Ink-Etc: www.ink-etc.com
This is Anna's home business. Anna is a sweet, funny, creative woman, with a lot of ingenuity. Here is her online business. You can buy all sorts of inks and refill equipment, so you can save money on your printer ink. Anna will treat you very well, and do a good job meeting your needs. Highly Recommended.

The Family Homestead:
www.thefamilyhomestead.com
This is the home of Crystal, one of the smartest and nicest ladies you'll ever meet. She has information on animals, homeschooling, budget cooking, nutrition, home management and a host of other topics. Very fun site, Highly Recommended.

Frugal Families: www.frugal-families.com
Lots of good frugal information. Nice homesteading information, and an interview with me, Maggie :-)

Antzinmypantz: www.antzinmypantz.com
Custom made diapers, and lots of other lovlies.

Food & Nutrition information from the University of Nebraska: http://www.ianr.unl.edu/pubs/Foods/#FOOD
Lots of free information on everything you ever wanted to know about food. I can spend hours here, and have a large notebook with all the pages I've printed out for reference.

The Government's guide to Home Canning: http://extension.usu.edu/publica/foodpubs.htm
This can be downloaded, or printed out, or just bookmarked and referred to as necessary. Indespensible for the home canner.

Pueblo Colorado: http://www.pueblo.gsa.gov/
That place with all the consumer information. Lots of good stuff, all of it free for the downloading. Wow, aren't computers great!

Dole 5 a Day: http://www.dole5aday.com/
How do you get your kids to fall in love with their veggies? Visit this site. Lots of fun things to do, all focused on selling veggies to your kids.

Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion: http://www.usda.gov/cnpp/
The food pyramid, the official cost to feed your family, lots of really good meaty information from the government. One of my favorites!

Breadmachine.net http://www.breadmachine.net/This is a lovely site, filled with good information.

Soy Milk Maker: http://www.soymilkmaker.com/index.html
Make soymilk at home in as fast as 15 minutes. You have to soak the beans overnight, but this machine does everything else. This is the most well recommended model I found.

Shop Natural: http://www.shopnatural.com/
Great source of hard to find items.

Vitaglo: http://www.vitaglo.com/
Cheaper than most sources on a lot of things like powdered soy milk. You have to wait for their homepage to load, and then scroll down for a lot of categories.

Homemade Mixes: http://www.kitchenmixes.com/

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