I have an embarrassing $400 worth of food sitting in my pantry right now. And chances are pretty high that your pantry looks much the same. The average American wastes
Germans might be the most boring people on earth. And I say that as someone who was born and raised in northern Germany, by German parents and German grandparents. But
When I tell people how much our wedding cost, I usually get one of two reactions: Either they don’t believe me. Or they immediately want to know every single detail
If you’ve been on US TikTok lately, maybe you’ve seen those viral videos. People receiving medical bills over $2,000. Electricity bills over $800. Outrageous childcare and grocery costs. One pound
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Since you all loved my last post where I shared my favorite cheap German recipes, I’m doing another one, yeah! Today we’re cooking three simple meals: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
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I moved to the United States one and a half years ago as a frugal, minimalist German. And honestly, living here sometimes feels like heaven – and sometimes like my
We Germans have a lot of sayings that sound super funny when you translate them word for word into English. For example: “My pig whistles”, which basically means wow, that
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We moved from Germany to the US one and a half years ago, and honestly, I’ve been feeling super homesick lately. One thing that always helps me when I’m missing
Imagine being raised in northern Germany, where you are taught to reuse your aluminum foil, and then moving to a country where it is normal to have seven credit cards
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