With summer coming up I know we will all be getting the grill ready to fire up and start cooking all those yummy grill foods. One of my favorites is this 7up chicken marinade!
1 can 7-Up soda
1 cup soy sauce
1/2 tsp. minced garlic
1 cup oil
In a medium bowl, mix all ingredients together.
Flatten the chicken (pound it) so you have as much surface to work with. Then poke holes all over with a fork.
Place chicken in a pan or large ziploc bag and pour marinade over top and cover. Place in fridge.
Marinade 8 hours or overnight (for best results!)
Grill chicken and eat up!
Danielle, The Frugal Navy Wife
Hey everyone, I'm Danielle, I am the owner of The Frugal Navy Wife and Our Roaming Hearts and Author of "How to Have Your Dream Wedding for Under $1,500".
I am a mom to 5 kids, homeschool mom, blogger, social media junkie, Frugalista, Book Worm, and Closet Want-to-be Chef. We are a Roadschool family (homeschooling on the road while traveling fulltime).
I grew up learning ways to save from my mom and grandma. I started my own coupon journey when my first child was born in 2009 and started the blog on 2010 when baby #2 was born to share my tips with everyone who kept asking about how I was getting diapers for $1 a pack!
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I am a mom to 5 kids, homeschool mom, blogger, social media junkie, Frugalista, Book Worm, and Closet Want-to-be Chef. We are a Roadschool family (homeschooling on the road while traveling fulltime).
I grew up learning ways to save from my mom and grandma. I started my own coupon journey when my first child was born in 2009 and started the blog on 2010 when baby #2 was born to share my tips with everyone who kept asking about how I was getting diapers for $1 a pack!
Click here to learn more about starting a blog.
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