With food prices rising it’s little wonder that more people are turning to baking to beat the credit crunch.
At about a third of the price of a shop brought loaf you can make significant savings over the period of a year by baking your own bread.
Look at the cost savings on this one aspect of home baking alone: [Read the rest of this entry...]
The average family spends around £250 per year on vegatables alone. No wonder that there has been a sharp increase in the “grow your own brigade” returning [Read the rest of this entry...]
The recent news that DVD sales in the UK have topped £50 milion pounds in the past 3 months has been put down largely to the UK consumer turning to home entertainments in the face of the credit crunch.
One of the problems with DVDs is that once [Read the rest of this entry...]
With the credit crunch biting and the poor exchange rate of the pound against the Euro it is little wonder that more people are looking closer to home to spend their holidays.
With more families and couples looking at more economic and flexible alterntives to package holidays has accounted for a sharp increase in the demand for good quality second hand motor homes. [Read the rest of this entry...]
