Newsletter 8/1/18: Fly To Italy For $371 Roundtrip 🇮🇹

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Deal Of The Day

If you’ve wanted to see Italy for yourself, now’s your chance. Roundtrip flights leaving NYC to destinations like Rome, Milan and Naples are as low as $371. Plan to fly out between October and March 2019 for the best price. [The Points Guy]

Life Hack Of The Day: Stale Bread Edition

Stale bread? Lightly run it under water, then bake it for 5 minutes. It’ll be fresh in no time.

Power Up

Needs More Salt

Himalayan salt rooms could be the answer to your self-care needs. According to certain experts, halotherapy, or spending time in dry salt rooms, can help relieve uncomfortable symptoms of upper respiratory issues like bronchitis and asthma. But more importantly, it’s just so freaking relaxing. And good news: Salt rooms are popping up in cities all across the country. [Swirled]

Clean Eats

Buying organic produce is cheaper than you think. Memorize the “clean fifteen,” which are safe to eat no matter what, thanks to their tough skins. And don’t stray from store brands! Your grocery store may have a sale on organic produce when that fancy brand doesn’t. [Swirled]

We’re Hypnotized  

If you’re a classic procrastinator, self-hypnosis could be your quick and easy solution. Don’t worry — you won’t fall unconscious! Start by writing down your stress level and then follow the instructions, which include getting into a comfortable position and taking mindful breaths. [mindbodygreen]

Get It Done

You Won’t Budge(t)

Almost a quarter of Americans don’t have a savings account, according to a survey. Research showed that 23 percent of participants don’t add any income to a savings fund, and 43 percent reported not being anywhere close to reaching their financial goals. [Swirled]

Save It For Later

A new study shows that retirement is not the number one thing Americans are saving for. Instead, 45 percent of adults are saving for travel, while only 37 percent save for emergencies and 30 percent save for retirement. [The Motley Fool]

Sharing Isn’t Caring

Car sharing apps could pose some serious security risks to users. Researchers found that 13 common car-sharing apps contained a number of security issues, including open access to your personal data. The solution? Delete your data after each use and make sure your phone software is up to date. [Tech Republic]

Savor Each Bite

Slam Dunkin’

Dunkin’ Donuts released its first gluten-free menu item. Get pumped for a flourless fudge brownie that’s now available at 5,800 Dunkin’s across the country. It’s on offer for less than $2. [Swirled]

We’re Keen On Quinoa

Quinoa is a versatile superfood that can be used in a variety of ways. Add some cooked quinoa to your pancake mix for an extra protein boost, or replace your biscuits for crispy vegetable and cheese quinoa bites as a healthy alternative. [Swirled]

Recipe Of The Day

A one-pan zucchini and three-cheese lasagna is exactly what you need this week. With just 15 minutes of prep time and a few ingredients, you’re on your way to comfort (without wrecking your health). [Half Baked Harvest]

Pack Your Bags

It’s History

History buffs, you have to stay in this former WWII train car turned luxury Airbnb. Formerly used as a troop kitchen car for U.S. soldiers, the Airbnb is located at the base of the Great Smoky Mountains in Maryville, Tennessee, and offers a historical experience for just $37 a night. [Swirled]

Croatia On The Cheap

Visiting Croatia might cost you more than you think. The no-longer-hidden gem, Dubrovnik, is now a well-visited tourist attraction. Lodging could cost you up to $150 per night, and food can get pricey as well. Do your research on the best deals if you want to visit on the cheap. [Swirled]

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