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"Instead of trying to save a little bit on everything," he says, "focus on your two biggest discretionary expenses," like eating out and drinking, in his case.

We all know that brown-bagging is an instant money-saver, but many of us still fall prey to eating out far more often than we can afford to.

There are many problems with living in the desert; lack of fertile soil for farming, arid temperatures and sand getting into food when eating outside.

Women see eating out as a way to build and nurture a relationship, discuss problems or support a friend.

The Great Recession has created a newly frugal consumer willing to forsake the luxury of eating out in order to pay the bills.

Nearly 40 percent of the survey's 38, 000-plus respondents said they were coping with the shaky economy by eating out less often, and by patronizing less expensive restaurants.

With consumers eating out less and eating at home more, there is evidence that they are still allowing themselves the occasional indulgence - and chocolate is a relatively inexpensive indulgence.

People on low incomes get more fun out of simple everyday pleasures such as eating a chocolate bar or watching television while those earning over US$100,000 a year prefer eating out as an enjoyment.

There are also ways I can still save, including eating out less (we eat out 1-3 times per week, mostly fast food like pizza or Taco Bell or Wendy’s, all of which I can do without).