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Move over Coney Island. Your hot dogs got nothing on this. On May 22nd BMO Field will host the first ever World Poutine Eating Championship. Burgeoning poutine chain Smokes Poutinerie is behind the event that will see about a dozen professional eaters descend on Toronto.

It’s a spectator only event (meaning us regular everyday poutine eaters can’t participate) but Smokes will be hosting a contest on their web site to allow up to 3 non-professionals to join the competition. For everyone else, we can watch the 10 minute poutine extravaganza go down near the north bleachers before the TFC soccer game.

Read more here: World Poutine Eating Championship coming to Toronto

Growing your own food can really cut down on grocery bills. Seeds only cost $2-3 per packet, and seedlings cost about the same per plant. Considering how many pounds of tomatoes you can get from a single plant versus how many pounds of tomatoes you can buy at the store for $3, both seeds and seedlings are a great deal.

Read more here: Grow You Own Food

Also see:

• How to Grow Your Own Food
• Grow and Store Your Own Food
• How to Grow Your Own Organic Vegetables for Frugal Sustainability

Monday: Skip the Grande Vanilla Latte.
There’s more than just a sugary jolt of caffeine to beat the Monday blues. Substitute with a brewed black coffee (without the sugar!) and save 250 calories (1,750 per week).

Tuesday: Spritz your salad.
Salads can be false friends: they seem healthy but become a caloric nightmare when loaded with dressing. Invest in an oil spritzer or try Hellman’s salad spritzers and save 100 calories (700 per week).

Read more here: Drop 10 lbs Without Even Trying!