In these lean times, Ikea is becoming more than just an outlet for cheaply made home furnishings: They've also got that cheaply made food!

The Best Links:

1. Ikea Recipe: Swedish Apple Pie
2. Ikea Recipes: Daim Chocolate Bars Recipe
3. Ikea Recipe: How to Make Your Own Swedish Meatballs
4. Ikea Food Porn Group on Flickr
5. Ikea Groceries: A Few Nice Ideas For Ikea Foods

Organic foods: They’re not just for wealthy yuppies anymore!

The Best Links:

1. Shopping Tips From a Food Store Manager
2. 10 Ways To Live Locally, Sustainably, Cheaply
3. Eating Healthy and Organic on $7 a Day
4. Cheap Healthy Good, A Blog Semi-Devoted To Cheap Good Food
5. 16 Ways to Eat Healthy While Keeping it Cheap
6. Healthy Food on an Unhealthy Budget
7. How Cheap Is This?! 20 Healthiest Foods for Under $1 (Or More Like Under $4)

With food prices soaring, it’s time to get creative with recipes using only ingredients you’d find at a 99 cent store.

The Best Links:

1. Cooking Gourmet with 99cent Food - Segment on NPR
2. NY Times Features 99-cent Fine Dining
3. Why Are Food Prices Going Through the Roof?
4. The 99 Cent Only Stores Cookbook
5. Recipe for Tuna Rillettes
6. Henry Alford Prepares All His Meals for a Week Using Ingredients Purchased from 99-cent Stores.
7. Four-Star-Chef Constructs an Entire Menu Using Primarily 99-cent Items
8. Watch: “99 Cent Chef” Goes Shopping
9. 99 Cent Store Has Fresh Asparagus?
10. Best .99 Store for Foodstuffs?
11. 99 Cent Store Research