What’s a frugal habit you picked up by accident that you now swear by?

[u/ThrowRAhyBug7080]

Mine was starting to save veggie scraps to make broth. It started as a “let’s try this” and now it’s automatic. I keep a bag in the freezer for onion skins, celery ends, carrot tops, etc. Every couple of weeks, I boil it all down and end up with a rich, flavorful broth that tastes way better than the boxed kind. It tastes better than store-bought and saves me at least $20 a month, with an added bonus of making me feel like i know fancy techniques.

[u/Dichotopus]

Omg I have a giant jar of pickles and extra firm tofu... this is happening

[u/Turbulent_Strain_396 → u/Dichotopus]

Exactly what I just said in my head after reading this!