Comments on: What to eat? Cheap Food & Eating on a Budget

By: grae,e

grae,e — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 00:40:35 +0000

Try eating lentils they cost about £1.20 for a bag that will feed you for a few days, cook them with some chilli onion and spices, mince is another cheap way to eat, a few onions and a tin of tomatos, added to it, the more veg the better cause it costs less that the meat.

By: Brenda

Brenda — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 18:00:57 +0000

Stop eating meat. In most chicken dishes you can substitute tofu, by the way.

I buy only store brands and I buy ONLY when they are on sale. That means I stock up by buying 3 of whatever is on sale.

I buy frozen vegetables instead of canned or fresh. My doctor said that the veg is frozen very near where it’s picked, so it has more vitamins than the other ways of buying it.

My food bill continues to be high though. I’m not sure there is any answer.

By: Mere

Mere — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 21:43:47 +0000

Okay. Here are some tips for saving money on food. Google angelfoodministries and see where they have groups in your area where you can purchase food.

You will need to go in person and place your order. You know what the food will be by checking the web site. You get almost 60 bucks of food for 30 bucks. You can also order any of the 20 buck food bundles they offer as long as you get the regular 30 buck box of food.

Because all orders are prepaid, they get the best prices buying the food in volume then distributing it to the local organizations that then distribute it to you. Some places you will need to bring your own box and some places have the food already boxed up.

With money being tight and gas prices sky high, this is one way to save money on food that is of very good quality.

Shop at Aldi for other food. Way cheaper than regular supermarkets and all food sold there has a 100% moneyback guarantee.