We hear about superfoods since childhood. Our parents or grandparents always tell us “we should eat carrots because they’re are good for our eyes” “radishes purify our blood” “milk gives us stronger bones” and like that. But ever thought what superfoods woman should eat as an adult? Healthy superfoods can boost our immune system and … Read more
Looking for some home office ideas on a tiny budget? You have come to the right place. In the current lockdown (due to the rise of COVID-19) working from home has become a necessity. Some of us are already working from home while others have to conduct their office work at home to work remotely. … Read more
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) disease outbreak has taken over a major part of the world. The safest and most responsible thing to do right now is — stay home, keep clean, maintain distance, and take care of your and your family’s health. And, have a good time at home as I’ve got you 100 Great Ways … Read more
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Every region in India makes Puri bhaji differently. Even in Maharashtra, there are various ways of making puri bhaji. Masala puri, god puri, Batata paatal bhaji, batata sukhi bhaji, batata-tamata rassa bhaji, and many more. Being Maharashtrian, my husband and I love our native food. If you guys have been here for a while, you … Read more
After the Top Homemaking blogs and Top 10 YouTube Channels. Now is a great time for Top Indian YouTube channels for Indian homemakers. Whether you’re a stay-at-home or work-at-home mommy/wife, the women on the list today are going to make a lot of difference to your life, for sure. I have tried to include everyone … Read more
For those who love to read homemaking blogs, I’ve got a round-up of some great traditional, frugal living homemaking blogs. But if you need visual motivation to kick-start your homemaking routines and for your general well-being then there are the Top 10 YouTube Channels you should follow. Taking into account, the fundamental needs of homemakers, … Read more
As homemakers, we want to cook delicious meals for our families. We’re always looking for the best cooking tips, better yet time-saving cooking tips, that would improve the taste of our everyday home-cooked meals. How do you feel when your kids curl their lips while eating the food you’ve made for them? Or when your … Read more
Meal planning, grocery shopping, building a frugal pantry, prepping, and cooking food always has been part of most households. We have been good at it for ages. Uncommon of today’s advanced facilities, our grandmas did it all by mentally reviewing and memorizing what to cook for the next day. And prepping up for the same. … Read more
I find the number one way to save money is to stop buying items or services you absolutely don’t need. Though this clarity can take some time, it is definitely worth considering. Since our wishlist never ceases to pile up, they put more pressure on our minds, clutter our houses, and burn holes in our … Read more
The better solution to avoid eating unhealthy food is to stop bringing it home. Out of sight out of mind. When you have nutritious food in your pantry, you’ll eat healthy. Frugal foods are nutritious and easy on your wallet. Cooking at home gets easier with meal planning. And, meal planning becomes painless when there’s … Read more
The more processed food the bigger the price – is a simple logic to eating healthy on a budget. It’s a no-brainer that when you choose whole food items you’ll be eating healthy. One takeaway tip from this article is to buy more raw real food like fruits, veggies, eggs, and grains. And, less … Read more
Love reading homemaking blogs? I love them, too. There’s so much to learn from everyone that I have compiled a list of some for you: TRADITIONAL HOMEMAKER I am in love with Janae’s writing and her blog. From traditional homemaking skills to modern techniques to natural remedies to frugal living tips to delicious recipes, Janae … Read more