How do you keep food costs low

[Reserrection]

Srs. Thinking of deleting delivery apps and stop eating out as much.

How do you keep food costs low?

[anonkunbrah]

all the little things add up. I eat blueberries every day and fresh ones at Walmart were getting up to like $8. had to switch to frozen ones.

[dingler]

Grow your own as much as possible

[John L]

Yeah don't eat take out, and especially not from delivery apps. Massive rip off. Unless you're a mogger, I guess.

[blueberryboy]

Yeah don't eat take out, and especially not from delivery apps. Massive rip off. Unless you're a mogger, I guess.

Yeah imagine paying a huge premium for cold fast food

Go grocery only crew and if you got to eat out keep it to a minimum like a treat and do pick up

[jimmybobjim]

if you've been ordering on food apps, then just not doing that is going to net you a chit-ton of money. Buy some groceries, learn to cook. Millennials/zoomers are so fuarking lazy.

[BalognaNbeans]

Grow your own as much as possible

Based, can't wait for garden season

[dingler]

Based, can't wait for garden season

What are you growing this year?

[JerkinOff]

Grocery store apps bro

I'm telling u, these are the fkn GOAT but none of u feggit miscers every listen to me

I legit save 10-15 bucks on every 50 dollar grocery trip

Imagine being able to get an ez 20%+ off on all groceries and u don't use the apps

[YUL]

Rice and potatoes

[MarioMiami305]

LOL @ cooked foodcels

never once have used Ubereats/doordash because I'm not a fckin pig.

[Anachron]

[dmaaack]

Eat 1x a day
its over

[suave2000]

1. Learn how to cook ( you should at this point in life)
2. Avoid buying overprocessed stuff thats in a box or in a plastic bag
3. Learn to cook and master legumes (beans, chickpeas, lentils, etc) low cost nutrient dense food
4. Buy fresh produce and veggies
5. Lots of stuff can be gronw extrimely EASILY in little space, things like tomatoes and peppers, cucumbers, etc.

[Friendster]

all the little things add up. I eat blueberries every day and fresh ones at Walmart were getting up to like $8. had to switch to frozen ones.

this lol. blueberries have become a staple in my diet, and they are so expensive for the little servings

[DolphinPilot]

Stock up when things are on sale. I get flak from cashiers "Herp derp why are you buying so many eggs?" Because they are $1 per 18 count you ding dong. Same goes for everything you normally buy. It will be cheaper when that item hits the sale cycle.

Clip coupons whenever you can, too. Most people don't for the dumbest reasons. Even if it's like 80 cents off that's 80 cents you don't have to spend on one item. Also when you think about it you're paying an 80 cent premium for not clipping the coupon.

[John L]

Stock up when things are on sale. I get flak from cashiers "Herp derp why are you buying so many eggs?" Because they are $1 per 18 count you ding dong. Same goes for everything you normally buy. It will be cheaper when that item hits the sale cycle.

Clip coupons whenever you can, too. Most people don't for the dumbest reasons. Even if it's like 80 cents off that's 80 cents you don't have to spend on one item. Also when you think about it you're paying an 80 cent premium for not clipping the coupon.

This right here.

A couple months ago the 45 Oz Folgers coffees were on sale at Sams Club for like $9.50. Bought 12 of them srs.

Also if you brahs have a Lidl or Aldi near you, take advantage. Prices are very low and the Lidl app will have great coupons and deals.

[BalognaNbeans]

What are you growing this year?

Tomatos, peppers, cucumber, zuchinni, summer squash, greens, probably some other stuff too

[crupiea]

Learn to cook and quit eating out.

Also shop at normal people stores, not whole foods and trader joes.

If the store sells meat wrapped in paper, you are shopping at the wrong place if you are looking to save money.

Unless that store is full of mexican ladies and the butcher counter sells all sorts of weird mexican meats.

[John L]

Learn to cook and quit eating out.

Also shop at normal people stores, not whole foods and trader joes.

If the store sells meat wrapped in paper, you are shopping at the wrong place if you are looking to save money.

Unless that store is full of mexican ladies and the butcher counter sells all sorts of weird mexican meats.

Trader Joe’s actually has some really good prices on some things. Definitely a lot cheaper than Whole Foods. I never really go to Trader Joe’s since it’s not close by, but prices aren’t too bad there overall.

[robreynolds1234]

Eating outside from your favorite restaurants is quite a luxury these days and can be very tempting. If I end up eating from outside on a certain day, then I want it again in a couple of days....so better is not to order or eat outside altogether. But that does not mean we should not eat from outside forever....maybe fix days like me....I order from outside twice a month...and I make sure I eat plenty of it and my favorites only..

It's sad it's like that....favorite kinds of food make a person happy...but it's become an expensive hobby these days...what can we do...

[suave2000]

Eating outside from your favorite restaurants is quite a luxury these days and can be very tempting. If I end up eating from outside on a certain day, then I want it again in a couple of days....so better is not to order or eat outside altogether. But that does not mean we should not eat from outside forever....maybe fix days like me....I order from outside twice a month...and I make sure I eat plenty of it and my favorites only..

It's sad it's like that....favorite kinds of food make a person happy...but it's become an expensive hobby these days...what can we do...

We can use this to our advantages maybe the overall person will be less of a gluton and people will reach a healthier and more nutrient charged than before. Obesity could plumet.

[robreynolds1234]

We can use this to our advantages maybe the overall person will be less of a gluton and people will reach a healthier and more nutrient charged than before. Obesity could plumet.

Also people feel food cooked at home is much more cleaner and feels good on the body for some reason. Outside food you never know, can feel really hard on the body after finishing it.....

[Tellme718]

This right here.

A couple months ago the 45 Oz Folgers coffees were on sale at Sams Club for like $9.50. Bought 12 of them srs.

Also if you brahs have a Lidl or Aldi near you, take advantage. Prices are very low and the Lidl app will have great coupons and deals.

Folgers? Groce

[suave2000]

Also people feel food cooked at home is much more cleaner and feels good on the body for some reason. Outside food you never know, can feel really hard on the body after finishing it.....

Yes and since in youre in control of exactly what kinds of nutrients you're consuming you can achieve optimum diestion, nutrition, etc. Healthier overall.