70 Realistic Meals for $35 | Extreme Emergency Grocery Budget Haul & Plan WITH VARIETY

Hey y’all! Hope you Enjoyed this video! Thank you for all of your support!
Love, Brooke

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SHOPPING LIST AND PRICES:

Aldi-
10 Pound Bag of Taters $5.59
Bread .99c
Hamburger Buns .99c
Tortillas $1.75
Pork Tenderloin $3.56
Cans of Corn .58c each x2
Instant Oatmeal $1.59
Evaporated Milk $1.24
Bag of Apples $1.99
Green Lentils $1.26
Cucumbers $2.19
Sliced Cheese $1.35

Walmart-
Salad Mix $1.78
Tomato: .18c
Large Can of Chunk Light Tuna $1.76
Hot dogs $1
Rice .82c
Manwich $1
Buddig Ham .80c
Martha White Country Cornbread .98c

Ingles-
Perdue Short Cuts Chicken $3.00

TOTAL: $34.98

Rice Pudding:
1 cup of Rice
1/4 cups of water to cook rice
2 cups milk
1/3 cup sugar
1/4 cup corn starch
Dash of vanilla

[scruffy]

Our style of eating couldn't be farther away from the dishes you create on this channel, but YOU AND YOUR SWEET FAMILY are addicting!!! ❤I just love your personality and your screen presence so much. My day is not complete without watching one of your videos! Keep on helping peoples you do in your generous sweet way. Our world needs more people like you right now. God bless you and your family! Lots of love from Texas.❤

[lauracornell]

I went to dollar tree and bought my daughter a huge pantry haul and several boxes of shelf stable whole milk. She gets WIC but never has enough milk by the end of the month. She loved it. They are set for a while. I'm blessed to be an always working OT nurse who hates to downs money on myself. So i treated her. She worked crazy hours so I'm going to help her out some freezer meals together also. They eat 95% venison they harvest and process themselves.

[DayOwlify]

This is one of the best budget meals videos I’ve seen. “Realistic” is a very good descriptor.

[terraleerich]

Thank God for people like you. Teach all you can, and help as many as you can.

[kori]

I don’t care what people say, you have to shop at multiple stores to get the best deals.

[patriciacorpe]

went I started up my pantry what I did us take 20.00 went to Walmart and bought many items which were one dollar or under. I did that every 2 weeks it didn't take long before I was well stocked up with soups. veggie. cereal flour sugar oat pasta and pasta sauces too etc by the way I love Walmart sloppy joe mix and it is only 1.00 a can still can't believe it has not gone up as of 2 weeks ago I bought 6 cans.

[Jaynes-Path]

Your meals both inspire me and bring back many memories. At one time I was working both a full time and a part time jobs to pay for childcare and my bills. Every time I stopped for gas I'd search for change to buy a small coffee. The coffee was to give me access to the condiments table. Salt, pepper, Mrs. Dash, sugar, stevia, creamers, ketchup, mustard, mayo etc etc. Yes I would take some of everything I could. Many times they were all I had for the week or a recipe. Often times I didn't have leftovers for a meal between jobs and found that I could stop at a diner and order 1 egg with 2 slices of toast & a coffee for $1.19 plus tax. Cheapest meal I could find and I took the condiments with me from there too. To this day I still have a container in the fridge for packets and a canister on the kitchen counter with all the paper packets. You never know when you will suddenly discover that the kids used the last of the ketchup or soy sauce etc and those packets saved the day.

[rachelhero]

On the quesadillas if you will save 1 cup of the sloppy Joe lentils you cooked and add them to the rice mixture and some extra taco seasoning it’s a go to staple for me now!

[gayward]

You are the bomb girl. So impressed with your skills, your attitude and your adventurous nature. I am 74 and am a home cook. There are so many young and old women who would benefit greatly from you. Thanks

[TheWynch]

Most of my family is in E TN and W NC, I have kin in Cocke Co and Jefferson Co. We mountain people know how to eat cheap and tastey. I live out west now but I still live like my granny and momma taught me. People don't have to eat expensive to eat good.

[kayleenvoelker]

"ok, these are the ugliest stinkin' corn dogs I have ever seen" that line just cracked me up!!! They looked delicious!!! Love to watch your videos Brooke!

[mousiemomma]

I LOVE your long videos!! Thank you for showing us your "not so successful" attempts at new recipes. It makes me not feel so bad when my kids tell me my macaroni surprise is "sus". 🤣🤣🤣

[lruisi]

I could listen to your back stories for days. That's one of my favorite reasons why I love your channel. You are far from weird. You are refreshing real.
You Rock Mama 🙌💯🙌

[GaryAndHeatherBush]

Made fried apples with butter cinnamon and a little honey. The kids are were all so impressed!! They had no idea the apples were past their prime. 😆Thanks for the inspiration and encouragement. 💕🙏🏼💕🙏🏼

[leashy]

For the corndogs - use the MINI muffin pans. The ones that are like baby size. It does work good and is easier. 👍👍
Cleaning your sheet pan: spray with oven cleaner. Cover with plastic wrap. Pat the plastic wrap down into the oven cleaner so that there is no air and the cleaner stays wet. Leave sit 1 hour to 24 hours depending on level of blackness and how much lack of scrubbing you wanna do. LOL 😂👍 👍

[vickigill]

Girl you r awesome! I always cook to much and am learning more about portion control from u. U are so fortunate that your family is so willing to eat such a variety of foods. Thanks so much for all you do and are so happy to share with us!

[amywilson]

One of the many reasons that I've gotten into watching your channel is that I've been looking for ideas for meals made with a lot of shelf stable ingredients to start stocking up on for both emergencies and for camping. The less items I have to pack last minute in a cooler, that I also have to worry about keeping ice for, the better. Also, camping is a great way to test out meals we could make in an emergency situation as well as keeping my pantry stock rotated. I think it would be awesome to see you combine your amazing creativity with putting meals together and camping trips with your husband. (I'd probably cringe at the tarp idea, but tent camping is cool!) The reason we have gotten into camping in the first place it that it is the most affordable way to get the family out of the house, so combining that with budget cooking is a win win! I never thought I'd want to learn how to can, but the canned meats, especially bacon, would be so much easier to camp with than raw meat! Anyway, I think you are absolutely adorable and I love how real you are! Your videos never get boring to watch, and I've been sick for a week and totally binging them. Thank you for sharing!

[raymondmetcalf]

Thank you for helping us get thru the tough times! God Bles y'all. You and your family are great!!

[Whitney_Sews]

I love these budget videos! You are so fun and real and I get good ideas from you.

[ericaharris]

Thank you so much for this! I am a family of 8 and I'm constantly looking for ways to make "cheap" meals! I am not good at just coming up with recipes but you have inspired me to at least try!!