13 Tips From The Great Depression to Save Money On Food

Looking to save money and stretch your budget? In this video, we'll share 13 tips from the Great Depression that you can use to save money on food today. From growing your own vegetables to preserving food, these tips are tried and true ways to live a frugal lifestyle. Don't miss out on these practical and easy-to-implement tips that will help you save money and live more intentionally. So grab a pen and paper, and let's dive into these valuable tips together!

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[mightymommom]

I do most of these already. Thank you for sharing.

[SteveHartman-myrg]

When we were logging with horses in WH for lunch we ate a plain peanut butter sandwich and a scrambled egg sandwich a can of coke viena sausages. I don't remember if we had potato chips or not) cheese and crackers
I was n best physical shape of my life

[kamicrum]

A friend whos husband works in construction started saveing the lsrge soda bottles he was buying on the way home from work she had a conversation with him, No, he didnt want soda, just sometjing icey cold& wet after working out in the hot sun, he wascagreeable to her regilling the sida bottles with wster & tossing avfew frozen onesninto his lunch box( small ice chest) everyday, after acweek ir so she hadbhim tital up how much he had been spendingmon cold wet aftercwork. He wsscquirt surorised! St thevamount!😊

[tinamarienelson]

Add cooked lentils to your ground meat and cut your meat usage by half. It adds fiber and nutrients, plus cuts costs. And it doesn’t change the taste hardly any.

[JoJo-iesl]

Most of these are things people are all ready doing