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My partner and I enjoy spending a lazy day at home, just watching TV or a movie, but sometimes it gets boring. We like to go out on the town and treat ourselves to dinner but find that our wallets are substantially lighter by the end of the night. It can be hard to come up with dates that are fun and creative while still not breaking the bank, so I did some brainstorming to save your next date night.

As the start of this endeavor, I wasn’t entirely sure that this would be entirely possible. I mean, it’s hard enough to find a good day’s worth of food for under $15, let alone three. But through the combined experiences of my friends and my frugal nature, I’ve managed to compile three full day’s worth of meals for under $15 (before tax and tip, sorry). 

Mexican food’s only quality shouldn’t be “cheap,” and it shouldn’t be dismissed as a cuisine deserving of little respect or admiration.

Spring break is coming up relatively soon, even if it doesn’t feel like it. Remember that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to have a great spring break. Here are some tips to have an amazing spring break without breaking the bank!

We typically spend more than an hour out of our days just to make and eat. But, as always, the Clog is here to the rescue. Here are some easy and cheap dinner ideas so you won’t go to sleep hungry!

Just give us our In-N-Out already!

We in Berkeley are all about being green, but wouldn’t it be nice to venture outside of the Whole Foods realm when looking for more earth-friendly items?

Ah Maui, the go-to tourist destination for all mainlanders. This beautiful island is rather pricey, but with the help of the Clog you can hang loose!

Berkeley is quite an expensive city, but if you look in the right places, you could snag some pretty cheap meals.