Less Time at the Stove and Store Leaves More Time For Love

It’s not that I don’t like cooking; it’s just that sometimes it’s so much easier to order out. Especially in the summer when it’s hot and we have no A/C, I’d rather pick up the phone or fire up the computer because these devices put out a lot less heat than the oven. And also, I don’t have to take time away from my kids after I have been working most of day. But then I start feeling guilty about spending too much money on take out.

In reality though, it actually probably costs less than buying all the ingredients to make a meal. And when it comes to pizza, I’d rather order out than attempt to make my own sorry dough or risk cooking a disappointing oven pizza. These Domino’s Pizza Vouchers offer discounts that make it affordable to serve a simple dinner—add some green peppers, olives, fresh garlic and tomatoes, and you have yourself a healthy meal.

Sometimes I order from a pizza place that offers a free two liter bottle of soda or a bunch of cinnamon-y, sugary, frosting-y breadsticks with every online order. But soda and sugary sugar bread isn’t really my forte. I prefer the vino and some gourmet éclairs. Make the wine Red – deeply flavored, powerful and elegant carmenere or petite syrah with a hint of a 63% discount. Yum. The éclairs a perfectly soft choux dough pastry filled with creamy custard and topped with rich chocolate. Thank you.

If you click on this link to Flowers & Gourmet Vouchers you can find savings for all kinds of things from flowers to gourmet items, to handmade gifts for under $5 to
“chocolate blooms” and nuts. Sometimes it’s just nice to not have to lift more than a finger to get your dinner, some wine, and a gift for a friend. Less time cooking at the stove and less time shopping at the store leaves more time for you and those you love.

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Alyson writes and edits stuff for other people and does her best to craft words so they say the right thing and sound nice. When she is not slaving over the aesthetic flow of a sentence, you might find her in the studio slaving over the correct placement of a piece of paper in a collage. She's a meditator and an inspiration junky. It sounds cheesy, but it's true.