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**Mama Meows Freebies** Free Enfamil breastfeeding support kit includes a sample of Expecta LIPIL DHA supplement, specified for nursing moms http://tinyurl.com/29jgyn *not verify Free sample of Garnier Nutritioniste http://tinyurl.com/ys2mxr Free desk lamp http://tinyurl.com/y8c4fw Free running socks http://ibxrun2007.com/free_socks.html Free picture frame http://tinyurl.com/2blbbe For diabetics *Must Register* Free book, "Mysteries of the Bible" http://salememail.com/SpecialOffers/ABS_new/email.asp Free Vietnamese rice noodles http://tinyurl.com/ytfgwd Free book, "Jungle Pilot" https://www.maf.org/free Free Cross Country Stitching Magazine http://www.crosscountrystitching.com/Customer%20service/requests.htm Free Chinese silk woven handkerchief http://www.chinaslantern.com/packages.html Free Roboform (unlimited old version) Use this registration code f80f47fbbf46 Make sure you uncheck box in roboform “notify new versions” BIG THANKS TO CAPPUCCINOS CANADIAN FREEBIES http://tinyurl.com/d4wed Free sample of Blue Spa Select cat food http://tinyurl.com/34eeap Free stress ball http://www.freestressball.com/orderform.html Free beer mug http://www.freebeermug.com/orderform.html Free Berry Burst Fiber Sample Kit from Metamucil contains a sample of wafers, powder and capsules plus calcium tinyurl.com/yqhwge Free book from Billy Graham, "The Upside of Down" by Joseph Stowell http://tinyurl.com/2vnslh Free Post-it-Notes http://tinyurl.com/ysrpmj Free Frizzy Wizzies children's bath tablets http://tinyurl.com/2yoprr Free book, "Keys To Happiness" http://www.amazingjoy.com/freeoffer.htm Free Daily Survival Kit & Morning Day Book http://tinyurl.com/2xrb99 *register* Free RiverCAD XP CD-ROM, BOSs International Coffee Mug, and Coffee Sample. BUSINESSES ONLY http://tinyurl.com/35jnp Free sample pack of StayFree Max Pads http://tinyurl.com/2ekgpp Free Healthy Habits kids activity book http://tinyurl.com/3yct5k Free Eucerinus Lotion Samples http://www.eucerinus.com/aquaphor%5Fnewsletter0506/ http://www.eucerinus.com/rednessrelief/regform_erm.asp http://www.eucerinus.com/septdiabetesnewsletter/ http://diabeticproducts.com/pages/about_sample.asp Free Total Effects Lotion Samples http://www.total-effects.com/sample/sample2.shtml Free sample of Jergens lotion http://www.jergens.com/Promotions/index.asp register with site Free 2007 Wildflower Reference Guide https://www.wildseedfarms.com/aboutUs/wsFreeCatalog.php Free sample of Serenity Baby Connections sanitary pad http://tinyurl.com/38u7pt Free Booklet"Beat The Heat " Tips For Staying Cool http://tinyurl.com/2s56gd can order up to 25 booklets Free Breast Cancer pink ribbon pin, book & more http://tinyurl.com/36ks9o Free kit wth Exercise DVD and Tylenol Arthritis Sample http://tinyurl.com/2637wk must register with site Free sample of the Velvet Milk Collection http://www.nailsmag.com/spaspecifics/ Free Juicy Juice Sippy Cup http://tinyurl.com/3b43an not verified Free Info Pack & Candles http://tinyurl.com/2vs8c5 Free sample of DAISY by Marc Jacobs http://tinyurl.com/2acn7x Free sample pack of 3M Print to Last Paper http://tinyurl.com/yu4wkv Free sample of Olay Total Effects Foundation and Lip Color http://www.total-effects.com/sample/OLDadpop.htm Free sample trio of Joico's New Sun Theraphy http://joico.com/html/np_kiis_form.php Free Depression Kit with Journal and Pen http://tinyurl.com/ymk7uw Free sample of Nivea Body Goodbye Cellute Free sample of Hamburger Helper Microwave Single http://tinyurl.com/yp6fv8 *********************************************************** **Mama Meows Canada Freebies** Free sample of Olay Definity http://tinyurl.com/3bqqjh Free sample of Olay Total Effects http://tinyurl.com/37rgkt Free Full Of Beans Cookbooks & Placemats http://tinyurl.com/2c5apg Free Blueberry Pomegranite Bar http://www.sunrype.com/campaign.php?source=summer07 Free sample of Sunsilk hair care products http://www.gethairapy.ca/sunsilk/contestselector.do?method=init *click on your province* Free sample of Cetaphil skin cleanser http://cetaphil.ca/contact_sample.cfm Free book, "Jungle Pilot" https://www.maf.org/free Free Cross Country Stitching Magazine http://www.crosscountrystitching.com/Customer%20service/requests.htm Free Chinese silk woven handkerchief http://www.chinaslantern.com/packages.html Free Roboform (unlimited old version) Use this registration code f80f47fbbf46 Make sure you uncheck box in roboform “notify new versions” BIG THANKS TO CAPPUCCINOS CANADIAN FREEBIES http://tinyurl.com/d4wed Free Spirit Cups http://spiritcups.com/show/signup2.html must register, have a business name Free sample of Blu cologne http://www.bluinc.biz/shopcustregister1.asp Free sample of Blue Spa Select cat food http://tinyurl.com/34eeap Free stress ball http://www.freestressball.com/orderform.html Free beer mug http://www.freebeermug.com/orderform.html Free Biker Friendly Stickers http://www.bikerfriend.org/order_int.asp *********************************************************** **Mama Meows Recipes** Italian Chicken Salad Marinade Ingredients 1 (8-ounce) bottle Italian dressing 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 teaspoon Creole seasoning (optional) Chicken Salad 8 thin-sliced boneless, skinless chicken breasts Mixed salad greens Cherry tomatoes Directions 1. Combine the marinade ingredients in a medium-size bowl and whisk them to blend. Set aside 1/2 cup of the mixture for basting the chicken on the grill. 2. Place the chicken breasts in a gallon-size zip-lock bag and pour in the remaining marinade. Press the air out of the bag and seal it. Turn the bag to thoroughly coat the chicken, then place it in a bowl and refrigerate it for at least 1 hour, turning it occasionally. Remove the meat from the refrigerator 20 minutes before grilling. 3. Prepare a charcoal fire or set a gas grill to medium-high, close the lid, and heat until hot -- about 10 to 15 minutes. 4. Remove the chicken from the bag and discard the marinade. Grill it uncovered, basting with the reserved marinade. Cook the chicken until it is no longer pink inside, about 2 minutes per side on a gas grill. Transfer the breasts to a cutting board and let them rest about 5 minutes before thinly slicing them crosswise. Serve the chicken over salad greens and cherry tomatoes. Serves 6 to 8. Thanks from Cappuccino's Freebie Cafe ****************************************************************************** Inside-Out Cheeseburgers from http://recipe.aol.com/recipe/inside-out-cheeseburgers/509 Ingredients 1/4 cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1/4 cup shredded Gruyere cheese 1 pound 90%-lean ground beef 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce 1 1/2 teaspoons paprika 1/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper Cooking Instructions 1. Preheat grill to medium-high or preheat the broiler. 2. Combine Cheddar and Gruyere in a small bowl. 3. Gently mix beef, Worcestershire, paprika and pepper in a large bowl, preferably with your hands, without overworking. Shape into 8 thin, 4-inch-wide patties. Mound 2 tablespoons of the cheese mixture on each of 4 patties, leaving a 1/2-inch border. Cover each with one of the remaining patties. Crimp and seal the edges closed. 4. To grill: Lightly oil the grill rack (see Tip). Grill the stuffed patties over medium-high heat, about 4 minutes per side for medium-well. (Be sure not to press the burgers as they cook or they'll split open and the cheese will ooze out.) To broil: Cover a broiler pan with foil and coat with cooking spray. Broil the stuffed patties in the upper third of the oven, about 4 minutes per side for medium-well. In either case, let the burgers stand for 5 minutes before serving. ****************************************************************************** Awesome Ham Pasta Salad from http://recipe.aol.com/recipe/awesome-ham-pasta-salad/1737 Ingredients 8 ounces ziti pasta 1 pound cooked ham, cubed 1 large red bell pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces 1 large green bell pepper, cut into 1 inch pieces 1 large red onion, coarsely chopped 15 small sweet pickles, chopped, juice reserved 1 cup cherry tomatoes, halved 1 cup mayonnaise 1/2 cup sour cream 2 1/2 teaspoons beef bouillon granules 1 tablespoon white vinegar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper 2 cloves garlic, minced Cooking Instructions Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until al dente; drain. In a large bowl, mix together the drained pasta, ham, peppers, onion, pickles and tomatoes. In a small bowl, whisk together the mayonnaise, sour cream, beef bouillon granules, vinegar, salt, pepper, garlic and 1/2 cup of reserved pickle juice. Fold into the salad and toss gently until evenly coated. Chill overnight to allow the flavors to blend. 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It's perfect for sandwiches or cheese on toast. You'll find it much easier to grate a lemon if you run the grater under a cold water tap immediately beforehand Kill household smells and have a fresh smelling house - put a few drops of wintergreen oil on a cotton ball. Place in a glass container. It will last for months and is as effective as room sprays. When chopping onions, dip your fingers into vinegar beforehand to stop the smell getting onto your hands. When making hamburger patties, I use a baggie to grab and shape the meat. This saves my hands from the yucky greasy "after making patties" feeling. ADDED TO MUCH SALT? Peel a few potatoes, throw them in the pot and let them cook with the meal for about 20 minutes then just remove the potato and throw it away. The salt is absorbed into the potato MEAL SAVED!! To shine patent leather shoes or handbags, rub with unbeaten egg white. Allow it to dry, then polish with a soft cloth. Keep your fingernails clean while doing a dirty job by first running them all across a bar of soap so there is a scraping beneath each of your nails. Crushed egg shells and water make an excellent scourer for vases. Avoid splashing curtains when washing the windows by folding them on a coat hanger and hanging it from the pole or runner. Prevent streaks when cleaning glass surfaces by using scrunched up newspaper for the final wipe. Use a little fabric conditioner in warm water to clean glass topped tables, TV screens or stereo lids, then rub dry. This prevents dust settling on the surface. ********************************************* 51 Money-Saving Uses for Ordinary Kitchen Items by Michelle Jones http://www.betterbudgeting.com/articles/frugal/51kitchenitems.htm Recycling not only saves money, but it creates a mindset of making the best with what you have. Kind of like that old saying "If you’ve got lemons, make lemonade." Well, here’s what you can make with... Plastic Milk Bottles 1. Cut off a portion of the top, leaving the handle in place. Add birdseed and make a bird feeder, hanging it on a clothesline or tree branch. 2. Make a garbage caddy for the sink, especially great if you don’t have a garbage disposal. 3. Make a caddy for tools or painting supplies. 4. Cut off the bottom and use the top as a funnel. 5. Fill the entire jug with beans and use for exercise weights, or just storage for the beans. Plastic Soda Bottles 1. Make a homemade tornado, place two bottles together, top to top - filling one with water. Tape the tops together and swirl around to make a tornado effect. 2. You can also make a funnel from the tops of soda bottles. 3. Add some sand or rice and use for a homemade bowling game for the kids, just be sure to glue the caps on. Ice Cube Trays 1. Add a squirt of lemon to your ice cube tray and you'll have lemon flavored ice for your tea. 2. Kool-Aid flavored ice for the kids, mix the flavors up for fun. 3. Use trays as drawer organizers for paperclips or sewing notions. 4. Ice cube trays are the perfect size for freezing small portions of left over baby food, or making your own homemade. 5. Freeze tablespoon sized amounts of broth or special sauces for cooking soups and casseroles. Jelly Jars/Mason Jars 1. Remove labels and use for gifts, placing a pretty piece of fabric on top and tying with a ribbon. 2. Great for pencil holders. 3. Fill with candy. 4. Use for storing cotton balls or q-tips in the bathroom. 5. Store sewing notions, crafts or hardware. Baby Food Jars 1. Perfect for lost buttons. 2. Store small nails. 3. Keep beads or small craft items sorted easily. Egg Cartons 1. Great seed starters, get a head start on Spring. 2. Storing plastic Easter eggs. 3. Make a memory game for children, matching up items from around the house. 4. Storage for collectible rocks. 5. Jewelry box, great for earrings. Lemons 1. Mix with a little salt for cleaning copper or brass. 2. Remove odors from hands or cutting boards. 3. Keep a supply on hand for seasoning poultry and seafood. Oranges 1. Use the peelings to freshen your garbage disposal. 2. Cover with cloves and use as an air freshener or Christmas ornament. 3. Place open halves inside a turkey or chicken before baking to add a great flavor. Salt 1. Remove grease and stains from pans and dishware. 2. Put out a grease fire. 3. Clean a sticky iron plate by sprinkling salt on a piece of paper and moving the hot iron over it. 4. Ease the pain of beestings. Baking Soda 1. Add to a damp cloth and remove crayon and marker from walls and furniture. 2. Pour a little down the drain with some vinegar, let sit 5 minutes and wash down with warm water to clear clogged drains. 3. Mix with facial cleanser to make an exfoliator. 4. Ease the pain of beestings. 5. Line a litter box to prevent odors. 6. Keep an open box in the fridge to prevent odors, put one in the freezer too. 7. Use ? c. on a damp food burned pan, let sit for 5 minutes and scrub clean easily. Paper Plates 1. Place two plates together, edge to edge, fill with beans or rice, staple the edges together, let children paint and decorate for a fun musical toy. 2. Use as a cover for food to keep warm. 3. Place ? of a plate on top of a full sized plate, edge to edge, staple edges to create a letter holder. Great for kid's Valentines. Coffee Cans 1. Use food bag labels and create unique storage containers for flour, sugar, cornmeal, etc. Mesh Onion Bags 1. Add leftover pieces of soap and make a scrubber. 2. Contain small items while in the dishwasher. 3. Cut bag open and scrunch together to make a dish scrubber. Muffin Tins 1. Create a memory game for young children, by filling the muffin cups with small items from around the house. Copyright © 2001 by Michelle Jones. All rights reserved. *********************************************** 22 Creative Ways to Use Plastic Grocery Bags (Plus Readers' Ideas) by Rachel Keller http://www.betterbudgeting.com/articles/frugality/plasticgrocerybag.htm Before you discard (or even recycle) another plastic bag, consider trying some of these ideas: 1. Save money by using plastic bags as trash can liners. 2. Don’t buy expensive mailing fillers. Save plastic bags to protect and keep items from moving around. 3. Use plastic bags to protect Christmas decorations while storing. 4. Keep a couple plastic bags in a diaper bag for soiled clothing. 5. When traveling, use plastic bags in your suitcases for dirty underclothes. 6. Place your wet swim suits or other wet clothing inside plastic bags until you arrive home and can launder or hang out to dry. 7. When away from home, put dirty shoes or boots in a bag so you don’t get dirt in your car. (That’s assuming you have other shoes to wear.) 8. Place disposable diapers in a bag before tossing in the diaper pail. It helps diminish odors somewhat. 9. Keep several in your car, especially if you have children. If someone gets unexpectedly sick while on the highway and you’re unable to stop, use double bags. You can knot and dispose–better in the bag than all over the car. 10. Use for puzzles or other items which have small parts that may get lost. My elementary-age sons enjoy putting together (and taking apart) 500-piece puzzles. Unfortunately, some of the puzzle boxes have become worn out. I keep the puzzles in the boxes with a rubberband around the box. To prevent pieces from falling out and getting lost, I then place the puzzle inside a bag. 11. Place food inside a plastic bag before packing in a lunch bag. Even "airtight" containers can leak, especially if the lid is not on tightly. 12. Put sippy cups (even "spill-proof" ones) in a bag to prevent accidental spills in the diaper bag. 13. For easy cleanup, place a plastic bag inside a bucket or pot next to your sink when you peel fruits or vegetables. You can quickly dispose of the bag or place peelings in a compost pile. 14. Double line a bucket with plastic bags. When removing the skin and fat (or even bones) from chicken or other meat, place in bags for easy cleanup. 15. Place frozen ice packs in a plastic bags to prevent condensation from "puddling" in your lunch bag. When we travel, we freeze some water in our water bottles before filling them up with cold water. The bottles produce so much condensation, that it looks like a little lake in our cup dispensers. To prevent that, pack water bottles in a plastic bag. 16. Use for organization in a deep freezer. I stock up on frozen vegetables and place like vegetables together in a plastic bag. (Rotate by putting newest vegetables on the bottom of the bag.) I usually place my vegetables in the freezer in alphabetical order. Doing this helps me know exactly where to find certain vegetables. You can also use various colored bags to sort vegetables. I like using bags to ensure no vegetables get "lost" in the freezer. Plus, I know exactly how many bags I have of each item, and unloading the freezer to defrost and clean is so much easier. Another hint is to list the contents of your deep freezer on a magnetic dry erase board (or keep a paper on top with a magnet). Every time you take out something, delete an item from the list. If you are diligent about this, you will know exactly what needs replacing when you go to the store. 17. When defrosting meats, place a paper towel in a plastic bag and put meats in the bag to prevent messy leaks and cleanups. 18. In the winter, use plastic bags over your children’s snow boots to keep feet drier. 19. Carry a couple bags with you while you walk. You can use it to pick up trash and then dispose. 20. Take bags to the grocery store to reuse instead of getting new ones each time. 21. Donate bags to food pantries, used book stores, libraries, thrift shops, or other organizations. Instead of stuffing all the bags into one bag, flatten the plastic bags, fold them in half, and place in another plastic bag before donating. 22. Fill several bags with food or other items for a needy family. (This is one of the most rewarding ways to use those bags!) 23. Okay, I know I said 22 ideas, but if those bags are still overflowing in your closet, deposit the extras in a recycle bin at your local store. To keep your plastic bags neat and available, you can purchase special cloth bags for storing them, make your own bag, or use an empty tissue box. I find empty tissue boxes to be the most convenient and economical (as well as environmentally friendly) for me. Keep several in different rooms (pantry, closet, basement, baby room for diapers, etc.) and pull out bags as needed. Here’s a hint while at the grocery store. Ask the bagger to put your cold items inside a paper bag. (You may want to have them put the frozen items in a plastic bag and then inside the paper bag.) The paper bag helps to keep the items colder longer, and when you arrive home, you’ll know automatically which bags to empty first. One last caution: Teach your children never to put a plastic bag over their head. If you have young children, keep plastic bags out of their reach to avoid suffocation. Readers' Ideas edited by Michelle Jones "Crochet bags into door mats, easy to hose off. Around here several people have been crocheting the plastic bags into oval or circular rugs for their entry's, porches, and patios." "Great for picking up dead mice or other things if gloves are not handy." "At a garage sale recently a lady showed us how she folds her bags--lay out flat and smooth with hands then fold in fourths lengthwise, then start folding in triangles as flags are folded line liter pans with plastic bags, double if needed, easy to dispose of." "When walking your dog, put your hand inside the bag to pick up doggie's business, then wrap bag around, tie off, and dispose of properly. No mess, no dirty hands. Better than any pooper scooper I've ever seen!" (Several of our readers submitted this tip, so we combined them into one!) "I always take stitching or crocheting with me in the car and on trips. I keep it in double plastic grocery bags. They are lightweight, fit in smaller spaces, and if the outer one gets dirty or torn, the inner one is still protecting my project." "I double plastic grocery bags (just in case one has a hole--no leakage) and use them to collect scooped kitty waste from my cat's litter box. They are perfect for collecting the solids that are formed with scoopable litter." "For about twenty years I have been using grocery bags as trash liners. It seemed such a waste of money to buy trash bags when I could use grocery bags. Then a few years ago I decided that I wanted to keep a stash of bags in each room where a trash can was located. I had an empty tissue box and realized that the functional design of the box would meet my needs. Form follows function. Well, with each new tissue purchases I took into consideration the decor of the rooms I wished to have a grocery bag stash in. When the box was empty a new room would get a bag stash. I have a stash in the kitchen, the bathrooms, the laundry room, and on the changing table. The stash blends in with the room design, no eyesore. Taking out the trash is faster and there is no more excuses for not replacing the trash liners." - Sandy "My father (God rest his soul) used to store the bags in a empty paper towel roll. Works like a charm." - ljds "You already offered so many great tips of using plastic bags. I can not add another one. I just wanted to let you know that I do not use many plastic bags... as most of the time I take several bags made of sturdy fabrics with me to the grocery store (or any other store or the library). They can hold more than the plastic bags, I can reuse them over and over again (if dirty, just wash them), I receive a 'bag credit' at the check out and it is very friendly to the environment. Sometimes I get a few plastic bags anyway, because I forgot my bags or I purchased more groceries than fit into my bags or I purchased meat, which I like to have wrapped in a plastic bag in case it leaks. I use those extra plastic bags for lining my garbage cans." - Sylvia "I didn't see this idea mentioned in your list. I keep a few in my desk drawer at work. If you have a lot of mail a bag is handy to carry it in so that it is kept together." - Charlene "Yes, I do have another use and it is a good one. If you have a sick person in the house who has a hard time making it to the bathroom to throw up, line something a box or a trash can with a bag and it is easier to clean up for them or you. Place other extras near by for repeated use. Sorry this is kind of gross but a real part of life." - Virginia "Walking the dog… I don’t think this needs further explanation! ; ) " - Nancy "I use them to collect and dispose of weeds in my yard. I use the bags to collect spent flowers when deadheading." - Jack "I love your ideas. Here are some more for you to share with others: Use the boxes that pop cans come in to store your bags. The can dispenser holes are idea for dispensing the bags. Just use the handle hole as a was to fill the box up again and again. That way you can recycle two types of items at once. You can cram so many bags into one of these little boxes and store the box in a cupboard. Kids and adults can make fun jewelry out of them by cutting them into strips and braiding them and making bracelets out of them. Save them to make ice packs in emergencies for sprains and other injuries." - Donna "Preparing the Thanksgiving Turkey is a little hard on my ick nerve. I put my hand inside of a plastic grocery bag before reaching inside to pull out the neck and gizzards. I pull them out, then, with my other hand, pull the bag in the other direction so they're inside of the bag, tie it and dispose." - Angie Copyright © 2005 by Rachel Keller. All rights reserved. *********************************************************** **Mama Meows Coupons** $1 off Blueberry Pomegranite Bar http://www.sunrype.com/campaign.php?source=summer07 CANADA ONLY Pillsbury Promotions and Coupons https://www.pillsbury.com/offerscontests/default.aspx $2.00 on any No nonsense product (Coupon mailed to your home) http://tinyurl.com/2tovsg *********************************************************** Mama Meow AKA Penny DON'T FORGET TO VOTE FOR MAMA MEOWS FREEBIES At Best Links to Free Stuff, Soprano http://www.soprano.com/freesind.asp WERE 21 and moving down again so please keep voting! Thanks all who voted and will vote Mama Meows Freebies Web Page http://home.earthlink.net/~mamameowsfreebies2/ **Canada Freebies can not be verified** ****PLEASE REMEMBER if asked, you heard about a free offer from a friend, family member, web search but do not say Mama Meows Freebies. 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