FABULESSLY FRUGAL FRIDAY: 100 Things You Can Make Yourself
I stumbled upon this list of 100 Things You Can Make Yourself and it fascinated me. Some are actually doable, and some made me laugh out loud (wait until you see the cuff links!).
- Applesauce
- Spaghetti sauce
- Barbecue sauce
- Maple syrup
- Jelly
- Peanut butter
- Mayonnaise
- Bacon
- Guacamole
- Pesto
- Salsa
- Mango salsa
- Vanilla extract
- Hummus
- Coffee
- Tofu
- Gravy
- Chocolate kisses
- Wedding cake
- Stuffing
- Rootbeer
- Ginger Ale
- Pancake mix
- Pudding pops
- Ice cream
- Chicken Nuggets
- Pizza
- Pasta
- Pickles
- Wine
- Beer
- Whiskey
- Dog treats
- Playdough
- Fingerpaint
- Bubbles
- Books
- Laundry detergent
- All-purpose household cleaner
- Soap
- Shampoo
- Hair conditioner
- Moisturizer
- Mouthwash
- Baskets
- Incense
- Paper
- Rubber stamps
- Jewelry
- Curtains
- Rugs
- Candles
- Camera
- CD Cases
- Bookshelves
- Couches
- Tables
- Stool
- Sweater
- Skirt
- Poncho
- Coat
- Blouse
- Shorts
- Gloves
- Socks
- Tree fort
- Gazebo
- Windmill
- Birdhouse
- Compost
- Bio-diesel fuel
- Solar-powered generator
- House
- Snowshoes
- Sun clock
- Bread
- Potato chips
- Pretzels
- Donuts
- Sausages
- Bagels
- Piñata
- Crayons
- Gnocchi
- Guitar
- 4th of July sparklers
- Lava lamp
- Tortillas
- Kimchee
- Hula-hoop
- Loofah
- Cheese
- 3-D glasses
- Kite
- Igloo
- Modeling clay
- Crossword puzzles
- Cufflinks
And there you have it. Are you going to try any of these? Do you already make any of these on your own?
Thanks Bliss Tree!
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Mustard is another wonderful item to make at home. We did it last year for our holiday gift baskets from a recipe I found on Recipezaar. Our baskets are quite a production so I was REALLY surprised that those little 4 oz jars were number one with everyone. We have made many of the items on your list. Home made root beer is the best!
MANY of the things on your list we make; ponchos, all canned goods, and almost anything crafty. Last year and the year before I made homemade liquior (sp?) and flavored vodkas and rums and gave them in small containers. These were such a HUGE hit that my friends ask if I am making it every year. Thank you Martha Stewart for the recipe the first year, we also make our own nut mixes to give away at the holidays. I also agree with Chip on the mustard, my grandma made some for christmas dinner one year and EVERYONE LOVED IT!!!
My kids love homemade applesauce. I usually even get the apples for free. I keep an eye out whenever I am driving around town and ask anyone who has an apple tree if I can have a bag full. I usually pick someone who is letting them fall to the ground (windfalls). That way I know they really don’t care about their apples. I put the apples in the pot whole – the red peels will give the applesauce a lovely pink color. All you have to pay for is the sugar!
Oh Home made applesauce is so much better than store bought!
I always make my own pinatas
I just found out how to make homemade apple sauce in a crock pot. We love it! I blogged about how to make it. I’m on batch number 2 in a week and have a feeling it’s just going to be one of those things we always have on hand.
I completely agree with your way of thinking. Everything makes complete sense finally, thanks a lot.
A lot of your links on here are bad as of January 2013