WAYS TO SAVE ON GROCERIES THAT NO ONE TALKS ABOUT ?

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Today let us show humility and fear of the Lord as Jesus showed what true humility looks like by giving up His life for our sake 🙏 🙏
Comment from : Pat Warburtonr

Ground beef is cheap so no need to cut out beef Many people are deficient in the nutrients only found in beef an they don’t even know it These nutrients are not routinely tested for I would never cut the red meat
Comment from : slow slug

What about being flexible within a week, or just within 2-3 days, so you can have tomorrows dinner today and todays tomorrow for example? Doesn’t work if you have a “must use by” item but you get the drift
Comment from : Heidi S

I have to add delivery into my budget now which stinks Great video, thank you!
Comment from : Trace

Thanks Doing most of these tips already, feeding 7 for under $500/mo
Comment from : Babet Weirdgirl

I LIVE ON MY OWN AND MAKE A POUND OF MINCE MAKE 6 SPAG BOL ETC I DO IT WITH EVERY ITEM OF MEAT CHICKEN ETC THIS SAVES ME ALOT OF MONEY I DONT BUY CRISPS SWEETS OR CAKES I CAN MAKE MY OWN CAKE
Comment from : sharon bennett

Good video !!
Comment from : Anita McKinney

And whe you shop online, you can cgeck your pantry so you don't get doubles/triples by accident
Comment from : L H

Thanks for sharing great ideas!
Comment from : Gloria Peel

I make chili with hamburger kidney beans and generic tomato soup n crackers Cheap filling n good Spaghetti with hamburger n gen tomato soup Cheaper than Ragu but still good Make beef stew w London broil beef V-8 peas chopped celery n potatoes n carrots couple cans whole corn peas n green beans salt stir twice put on low #1 for 12 hours covered Cool to room temp put in mason jars to freeze or fridge
Comment from : Steve Hartman

What usually runs my grocery bill up is not food (I meal plan and only buy what I need for that's week of meals) it's the "other stuff" The dog food, cat food, TP, trash bags, etc I do purchase some of that stuff from a "warehouse" store if the unit price is cheaper than I can get like at Walmart, but that stuff still adds up fast I don't have to purchase it every week and try to stagger the stuff out, but that's the real reason that my "grocery" bill seems to be so much each week Any tips????????
Comment from : Darlene Davis

"Meal plan"? That's baloney I don't know what I want to eat tomorrow, or even if I will be at home Never mind the whole week
Comment from : Sexy Geek

celery extract is chemically identical to sodium nitrites People just think it sounds better : )
Comment from : Kristi Cox

I need help with it
Comment from : Laruissa Baines

My advice: Learn to use and ove spices and seasonings Taco seasoning, cajian seasonings and chili seasonings can be made at home Tired of regular salmon? Boom! Now it's Texmex salmon Tired of regular dressing? Boom! Now it's green goddess dressing
Comment from : AK Price

After eating rice Pour soup into empty bowl plate to loosen remaining grains to drink eat Finish 100 of food with no wastage Less to wash
Comment from : Jianfa Tsai

When we had the room, we would also grow some of our own produce in a small garden A container garden may work for some, too, or a "kitchen window" garden for fresh herbs and spices We kind of went the extra mile, too, and even gathered and dried our own seeds from several plants to use for the next year: bell peppers, tomatoes, cantaloupe, pumpkin, pinto beans, etc Unfortunately, these aren't options for us at the moment, but I hope to use them again soon It's also great to get kids involved They learn new things and when dinner rolls around, it's "I helped grow that!" 😊
Comment from : Stitch 26

How to avoid waisting money with coupons:brbr1 Don't buy something you don't need just because you have a coupon for it brbr2 Do a price comparison with store brands Store brands may still be cheaper than the coupon item brbr3 Don't buy a product that you currently have enough of So see how much of a product you have before going to the store
Comment from : CrowdPleeza

Use the round up method for most things when going round forget round down for this if it's £1,20 call it £2 and add the rest on top so you have an idea what you're spending when you get to the checkout You can make a stock with vegetable peel but I didn't find it that tasty but I think I just to find other stuff to help the taste of it When you're buying chicken thighs put a spare in the freezer for a stockpile Chicken wings and thighs cheaply for soup as well
Comment from : Charlotte B

IDEAL FOR A 15 MIN CITY RIGHT
Comment from : presston5 presston

I extremely like the video, man Very helpful and informative Thank you very much It is presented so well too Great, positive work
Comment from : Telsa Morgan

订阅了🎉太棒了🎉
Comment from : 鲁冰花时光

It's so sad to see you wasting money on meat and dairy when you claim to want to eat healthily
Comment from : Jennifer Chaplin

You could save even more if you don’t shop at the Big Y! They are very expensive!😮
Comment from : catescats

TOO MUCH ANNOYING VIDEO JUMPING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE FADE!
Comment from : John Lupo

Great ideas Thx
Comment from : Kathy Barnett

Great advice! But who only uses half an onion! 😂 love onion 🧅
Comment from : Hash It Up Vegan

Cured could also be just salt (and possibly herbs) for the bacon
Comment from : Tired mum

$ tree great
Comment from : Julia Dawnyel

Probably the only person I'd trust with the "shh 🤫" thumbnail 😂
Comment from : Samantha B

good for you ❤🎉
Comment from : Calm Blue Ocean

What is it with Americans and ranch dressingI don’t even think I have seen this in Australia 😮
Comment from : Cristina Evans

Great tips! I forget way too often to check what we have before meal planning But I usually change the meal plan in between - live is just crazy! It's pretty easy if you know your ingredients so nothing goes bad Also I always have at least one meal that can be made whenever - like pasta bake with salmon and spinach, risotto with roasted peppers, etc Also with two boys pasta with tomato sauce happens regularly (I buy huge amounts of pasta when it's on sale, we need over a pound a meal)brWith the meal plan in a google calendar it's also very easy to move it around and still have an overview
Comment from : Simone Rittinger

If you need go into the store DON'T get a cart Either get a hand basket or one of the roller baskets which are still smaller than a cart It feels like you're not buying as much if your cart isn't full Nothing makes you conscious of what you're buying as having to carry it Obviously, don't do this if you're buying ten pounds of potatoesbrI love online ordering too I used to bake bread on laundry day when my kids were little
Comment from : Theresa Ann Diaz

Excellent content thank you! Tip that worked for me: on a 4x6 card write down what you’ve planned for the week’s meals After 4 weeks you’ll have a month’s worth of menu plans ready to use again If you’re stuck getting started just write down what you are actually eating for a week You have just created a one week menu plan ready for next month!
Comment from : Elizabeth

Bacon yuck!! Pigs eat their own mess!!!!
Comment from : VICTORIA PAVLOVA

If I don’t want to eat the meal I usually swap it out from a different day It gives a little more freedom within the limits of eating up what we got
Comment from : Megon Amstutz

I believe this video resonares with many The buying less to keep to the budget is a reality Avoiding food waste requires a frugal mentality, I tell myself it's a creativity challenge to make a meal of whatever since I choose to have a healthy meal than some drive thru burger
Comment from : Millie S

buying store brand items can save you approximately 25 right off the top of your grocery bill
Comment from : Tina Gale

Where i live, they charge more if you order online!😬😩
Comment from : Ellen Harris

“Grosheries “?
Comment from : Janet Gaurie

My son works as a contractor at the Commissary but is not allowed to shop there with his ID card that he has My husband retired from the military, so I still have mine and we use that to be able to shop there My son and I make up our shopping list before we go and he sticks to it Since he knows exactly where everything is located, our shopping is done quickly and we can head home in short order Our current situation is that I pay rent and he pays for food for the two of us We currently live in a household of five adults and three children age five, four and five months My son and I are making plans on moving a few states over to be closer to my daughter and her husband So, at this time we are buying less perishable items and using up what we have in the freezer until we can get to our destination We have help with finding a home within our budget with my daughter's sister-in-law Plus it is cheaper to live there than where we are now including utilities At least we will be spending less money once we get moved
Comment from : Kathie Mott

Hi, Having to pay for a January course, suddenly I couldn’t buy A THING, this entire month I was upset! To my happy surprise (and some disgust), I had enough items I need/ed in both my cupboards and fridge(!) So… what have I been doing monthly all this time? Wasting money?? I’ll admit here that I’m in my mid-50’s(!!!)🫣
Comment from : Gillian Moody

Half an onion "leftover"? New concept Bread machine is a LOT less cost A very small loaf gluten free is over $6 now, and bagels over a buck each Value? not poisonous to me but costy Easy enough to make my own Throw in ingredients and walk away YES read labels Use smaller plates Cut out an ingredient, they all have a price Keep a soup pot to thow anything extra in Eat some Freeze some Cut meat to single serving Freeze Buy an extra before prices go up again
Comment from : Kate Henry

Thanks Democrats! We always have to cut back when they get in control We always have to suffer and sacrifice Unnecessarily brbrThanks for your tips and suggestions in helping us during hard times
Comment from : Kay Miller

When bread is Buy one Get One free, buy extra and freeze it
Comment from : WisdomWins

Add walnuts or your fav nuts to you cereal to stay full longer Sunflower seeds and raisins are good as well
Comment from : WisdomWins

Follow BOGOs and freeze the extras Eat more beans that are high in protein and vitamins/minerals Start a garden and learn how to fish Drink a cup of coffee or tea to cut your appetite Toast your bread and make a satisfying peanut butter (gives you protein) and jelly sandwich and drink with a glass of almond milk
Comment from : WisdomWins

Perhaps knowing useful tips on storing and/or preserving esp perishable items so that they can last longer instead of getting stale and rotten, thus, wasted will help in saving on groceries
Comment from : arts and culture

SAVED a ton since going whole foods plant basedless or no meat and dairy and cooking everything from scratch is the answer to truly cutting your budget in half
Comment from : Marie Botha

I love all your tips I also not8ce the "empty" fridge paradigma and how it still holds enough food when you recognize the non negociables
Comment from : Jean Ardilla

GREAT tips!! brAn alternative for people who feel like they aren't disciplined enough to stick to the exact meal planbrWrite out a 2 WEEK meal plan Skip around if you're just "not feeling it" on that day You still may need to make 1 trip each week to the store(fruits and veggies), but it gives a tiny bit if flexibility! Just cross off what you've made, even if it's a meal you wrote down for a "week 2" day!
Comment from : Mombot74

❤i must admit that i am so guilty of over-shopping at grocery stores this video came just in time thank you! ❤
Comment from : mompreneur life

Can you share an easy bread recipe?
Comment from : saposapo1

I need your ranch dressing recipe! Please 😊
Comment from : Veronique Polo

Instead of looking at what I don't have, I like the challenge of seeing how far I can stretch what I do have--great video!❤
Comment from : Cher Jon

I totally forgot about cereal-for-dinner When I was a single mom with 4 growing boys, occasionally I just didn’t have the bandwidth or time to make a proper dinner If I suggested cereal, my boys were like “Yeah!” I had felt guilty for nothing 😂
Comment from : ChalkTalk with Shari

A very important point you touched on but I think needs to be emphasized is lowering meat and dairy consumption As you stated (and is the truth), meat and dairy are very expensive And, no one needs them to survive Vegetarian and vegan meals are much less expensive
Comment from : erica whitsell

What is your favorite grocery store for meat ?
Comment from : Angel BASHAM

I'm lucky I don't believe "high quality meat and dairy" either exists or is necessary My food bills have literally halved since I stopped hurting animals
Comment from : Julie Neale

Yea meat is pricy but if you are fortunate enough to have a lick store in your Town co it out and Aldi for fruit check weekly
Comment from : ruth stagnitta

Yea could go to discount retail stores
Comment from : ruth stagnitta

Give yourself a once a month because splurge item The rest of the time I ask if I have enough for another meal If I do, I won't go shopping
Comment from : Laura Godin

You can buy a jar of dry roasted, salted or unsalted great value, brand peanut and put them in a powerful blender and make your own peanut butter One jar of the peanut will cost you $195 and it makes approximately 8 ounces of peanut butter takes less than five minutes
Comment from : anita boddington

It’s so funny to me that all of this is what I’ve been doing forever lol I guess being broke is kind of budget training
Comment from : Becca Reigh

We buy Teddy's PB or Kroger All Natural crunchy, what is all that other stuff? I lived in a place with grocery delivery as a regular thing so having it happen in the US was great One of my favorite videos
Comment from : T H

So glad you do videos about all diff things Love watching you Get lots great ideas! Thanks! 😁
Comment from : GEN45

Tip Leftovers, what to do with them Try dehydrating All the dehydrated food works great in soups and stews They are not great when rehydrated,but they wor great in soups If you do not have a dehydrator do your home work Research research It will pay for itself in savings No waste Low waste That is my challenge
Comment from : Mary Humphrey

I feel like the so called bootleg brand own the brands people want!! I agree just give me my high quality meat/dairy I do frozen vegetables Good tips! Thank ya
Comment from : MW

Very good tips 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
Comment from : David Neal

I can't do meal planning Because I can't eat what I don't crave I'd rather eat nothing
Comment from : Denise

Very happy that you included nutrition considerations in your excellent food shopping money saving presentation Some tv journalists avoid that when telling people money saving shopping tips
Comment from : Jean Hirsch

I really like your ideas, but speaking so fast, I just have to switch off,
Comment from : Florence Farrell

Using what I have instead of what I fancy is the biggest saver for me Always amazes me how much stuff there is in my pantry and freezer to make a full meal
Comment from : FrootKat

Love your content I would love to connect! 😊
Comment from : Louise P

Great tips Here are a couple more that might be helpfulbr1) I use EWG's Dirty Dozen & The Clean 15 produce lists to know which foods are best organic and ones that are fine as conventional br2) Ketchup is insanely fast, easy to make, and super cheap My organic, low-carb ketchup costs just $097 for 12 oz (using Costco org tomato paste) It'd be even less if not sugar-free or organic
Comment from : Trish Truitt

Thank you so much for this! I am a Pescatarian, but Vegetarian most of the time Not eating meat, food prepping, and having a list has helped tremendously I am looking forward to learning more Happy Holiday!
Comment from : Natasha K

I did almost the exact same things you talked aboutyes it works 🎉😎
Comment from : Cynthia Johnson

I love this video and how you encourage making things from scratch rather than a box And how you are encouraging label reading We had to start label reading when our kids were little cuz of food intolerances and yes, cutting out the junk is something to think about I like that you stick to your meal plan!!!
Comment from : Becky Leppard

Good suggestions! I have another one, mix cheaper ingredients with pricer ingredients Curry is a good example, you can use a lot of vegs to mix with a little bit of meat, and the sauce goes so well with rice
Comment from : Lin Ye