Love Super Bowl parties but hate how the snack table spells certain death for your New Years' diet? It's all too easy to snarf down hundreds of calories as the tension mounts. We've compiled a list of 10 delicious and healthy treats to help you keep your hands off the pizza, wings and onion dip.

Shopping organic is still a priority for eco-consumers, but many have become wary of green-washed labels that boast undeserved claims.

Coupons are so old fashioned. Maybe your mother and your grandmother were into clipping their time away, but not you. You're too cool.

Big box stores have the extraordinary ability to make even seasoned shoppers weak in the knees. While bulk buying is a major draw for warehouse clubs, the perks of being a cardholder go beyond feeding an army. On a near-daily basis, many non-bulk items can often be found for much less than at supermarkets and retail chains.

Military wife Toni Anderson, also known as the HappyHousewife blogger, wanted to help out other military families. So in 2008 she began the Coupons for Troops campaign, to provide expired and non-expired coupons to military families stationed around the world.

Kids want something different in their lunch boxes and moms want easy sandwich recipes. Here are 10 interesting and easy back to school sandwich recipes and after-school treats: All can be made with basic ingredients you'll find at your local supermarket.

Grocery shopping, even with money-saving coupons, may not be your favorite chore. Modern technology, however, can make this time-consuming process less traumatic and perhaps a teensy bit fun.

Americans consume vast amounts of sodium in our foods, leading to more than 100,000 preventable deaths annually from heart disease, stroke and other health problems.

Frugalistas look upon double coupons as the mother load of savings. True coupon addicts know some stores will double the face value of regular grocery coupons. That means a 35-cents-off coupon is worth 70 cents at stores that allow shoppers to double up. Coupon Sherpa did the legwork to bring you 94 grocery stores that accept double coupons.

Misleading information on food labels is as old as patent medicines. Most of these snake-oil elixirs weren't even patented and often contained little more than water, alcohol and caramel coloring.