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- June 15, 2006 at 12:54 pm #250745
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I prefer the upright because it is easier to get into and to see what you have.
In a chest things on the bottom tend to stay there and then you have wasted the
money you were trying to save since you aren’t using what you bought. I alsohave a frost free one and would not want one that isn’t. I love my freezer and
I feel it and my food saver vacuum sealer save us so much money!!
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Original Message —-From: mommyto2zs <apokras@yahoo.com>
To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.comSent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 7:54:48 AM
Subject: Budget101.com : Advice on buying an extra freezer
In order to reduce our food budget, we are going to buy a freezer forour basement. We figured if we saved $150-200 a month in food by
buying in bulk, making ahead, taking advantage of sales,and planning
ahead, we’d recoup that money in only 1-2 months.Does anyone have any recommendations for freezers? Upright vs. chest?
Brands to choose/stay away from? Does it pay to get the frost-free
feature?Thanks in advance!
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