u/Educational-Fan1267

Last year was my first time canning. I made about a dozen jars of pizza sauce from tomatoes in my garden.

I was genuinely surprised that we went through every single jar. And well before the growing season started again. Having sauce ready to go made homemade pizza night an easy dinner option.

This year I have done pizza sauce again, and added jam, salsa, and crushed tomatoes to my pantry. I’m looking for ideas of what else to can and make Winter me happy to have on hand.

I know the basic idea of ‘can what you will use’. I knew I would use pizza sauce but was shocked how much we went through and ensuring I put away even more this year.

What have you been pleasantly surprised with and now do more batches of, as you love having it on hand?

I recently got a promotion and now need to level-up my work wardrobe a bit. Where are we buying cloths these days, that feel professional but not break the bank? I used to shop mostly from The Loft, but their stuff seems to have declined in quality. I would love recommendations with cloths that feel quality, but are not $150 for one blouse.

I have my primary credit card that is my go to. However, I like to have a second for a back up. Currently that back up is through my credit union. While my credit union is great at many things-- their CC service is outsourced and terrible.

Thus, I am looking for a back up card. I want a card that does not have fees. I do not need it to have amazing awards. My primary card meets those needs. Mostly, I like to have a second, which I use very minimally.

What fee-free cards would you recommend? Thanks!