How to Eat Healthy Food and SPEND LESS!

You have to eat. But you don’t have to waste a lot of money on food.

If you’re looking for practical saving money tips, then we’ve got you covered. In this video, we’re diving into grocery store hacks to explain how to save money on groceries.

If you’re meal planning on a budget or need some grocery shopping hacks to save money, then consider this your tell-all guide to cooking, eating, and buying cheap food. After all, it is possible to eat healthy food and spend less on groceries using these money saving strategies.

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[DowJanesFinancialEducation]

Thanks for watching! Any helpful tips you’re taking away from this video?

[Wislytig]

In the spirit of "Batch Cook, " a whole chicken is the most cost-effective way to buy chicken, and really is the gift that keeps on giving. Not only do you get a lot of meat, but the bones, fat and skin can be boiled into a hearty stock or bone broth that puts store-bought cartons to shame. You can easily freeze it and use it later to enhance all kinds of dishes.

[SunnySage]

I find buying large bags of frozen berries to be a great savings; I also do the same for certain veggies that I want to remain fresh past a week (frozen broccoli, edamame beans, mixed veggies)

[vanessagboettiger]

I love an Everlasting Meal as well. I haven't seen that many people recommend that book--it's a hidden gem!

[karenrodgers]

buying online works beautifully! You have to incorporate it into your schedule to really make it work!

[SoulAbundanceIQ]

I took an online course many years ago and one of the exercises was making a list of staple items that could be swapped for homemade to save money. Hummus, yogurt, broth, sauerkraut, kombucha, condiments, nut milk, etc. She recommended picking one or two items to start with and calendaring what needed to be done. I had just read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver at the time, so I was super into making a much homemade and local as possible, and it was a fun learning curve!
I'm really excited to check out the book you mentioned, and this video has me recharged to tackle my food budget. Thank you for coming from a perspective of someone who likes to eat well!!

[carinakeller]

Happy to say, I already do all this. Being vegan has saved me a lot of money!

[anacorona]

I'm going to try carrots for snack.

[kristinyoung]

Help-how do I get through Costco and still have a bank balance? 😜 Lol. But for real…