This is a group for people who don't want to spend a ton of money on healthy foods, or can't due to budget restraints or a large family.
For years I have been an "extreme couponer" looking for all the sales and freebies. Now I am having to learn how to apply that to more expensive foods, and still fit it into a tight budget for a family of seven.
Join me, and let's share tips and secrets to getting the food we want, on a budget we can enjoy.
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does anyone know if canned alaskan wild caught salmon fits in lifestyle meal changes most fresh salmon here is farm raised or imported from china using organic veggies grass fed beef no pork open for suggestions since only cooking for one
Read more…I stumbled upon this article that came out a few weeks ago. May be of use for some of the group.http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/10/business/walmart-to-offer-organic-line-of-food-at-cut-rate-prices.html?ref=business&_r=1
Read more…Hi, I'm Pepper.I just wanted to share some simple tips that I received from a nutrition consultant. Hope it's helpful. I took these notes on a index card. Sometimes I take this with me to the market as reference if I can't get it together that week:)Peace out.Pick three recipes for the weekexamples:chilisoups-Noodle soup with veggies tofufish saladsGrocery list includes ingredients.Cheap Nurtitiondry beans, rice, apples, oranges, celery, cucumbers, green beans, carrots, spinach or any green…
Read more…Let's get a healthy discussion going here.In an effort to start focusing on local and organic food, I have been starting to hit my local farmer's market which is open every Tuesday. However, my food knowledge is minimal at best and I was wondering if anyone else does this, and could share some tips/suggestions on how to get the best health (and value) when you have a wealth of local produce options staring you in the face. For the newbie to healthy eating, it is a bit overwhelming. Here are…
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