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Why You Should Add Apples to Your Grocery List (Plus 10 Ways to Eat Them) Original

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By Lyndsee Simpson
| The Penny Hoarder
The list of reasons to eat apples is a long one. They’re healthy (fiber! vitamin C! antioxidants!) and tasty — and they’re inexpensive. The average price per pound of Red Delicious apples in 2019 was $1.18, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Granny Smiths: $1.23 per pound, That’s cheap enough to pad your grocery budget, while also setting you up for a host of healthy, affordable apple recipes.
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Say Goodbye to Full-Price Ebooks: Here’s How to Use BookBub to Save

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By Lyndsee Simpson
| The Penny Hoarder
Chris Zuppa/The Penny Hoarder. When I unwrapped my new tablet, I was quick to download a bunch of ebooks. However, I soon realized the cost of replacing my library habit with a bunch of Kindle books was adding up. To save some money without denying my reading needs, I’m using a site called BookBub; in the first two months, I estimate it saved me $60 on five titles. How Does BookBub Work?
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Say Goodbye to Full-Price Ebooks: Here’s How to Use BookBub to Save

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By Lyndsee Simpson, Mike Brassfield Verified, Dana Sitar Verified, Niki Kottmann Verified
| The Penny Hoarder
When I unwrapped my new tablet, I was quick to download a bunch of ebooks. However, I soon realized the cost of replacing my library habit with a bunch of Kindle books was adding up. To save some money without denying my reading needs, I’m using a site called BookBub; in the first two months, I estimate it saved me $60 on five titles. How Does BookBub Work?
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