Eating FullyRaw on a Budget

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Kristina Carrillo-Bucaram lives to inspire a FullyRaw or 100% raw vegan healthy lifestyle. Raw veganism incorporates fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seeds. Kristina posts new videos every week that include recipes, tips, tricks, vlogs, motivational, fitness, exercise, and inspiration on how to be the best version of yourself!

[@LorraFae]

I started this lifestyle when I worked part-time and made minimum wage. If I can do it, you can. Chinatown, dumpster diving, bulk buying, focusing on the cheapest fruits as your staples...these are all ways to start. You learn as you go. You don't have to know it all when you begin. Just begin.

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

BEST COMMENT EVER! LOVE YOU!

[@MsColleentheQueen]

I would LOVE to hear all of your tips, do you have a blog?

[@JovannaMcCoy]

Now THAT'S inspiring - Thanks Lorra!

[@OneWithManyThings]

On the note about growing your own garden, I live in an apartment that doesn't have constant sunlight during the day but you can sprout for VERY cheap. Highly recommended 😊

[@myeasilyamusedkitchn]

This is true. I'm vegan and on food stamps and while I'm not fully raw at this point, I've noticed that my weekly food bill is a lot less and I have more food to eat. My food stamps don't cover everything, but they actually stretch out more than before.) My body also feels better which is great. I get to eat all these tasty foods (like zoodles and raw ice cream) AND I feel better afterward!

[@myeasilyamusedkitchn]

Renee Nugent that is awesome!

[@dewilew2137]

$300/week? i'm hoping she meant per month.

[@darthszarych5588]

I think I spend about that much in groceries in a month:/

[@lisaprettypetals]

Ya n I spend even less like $100 a month n stretch it out to last

[@creativecompanion]

@@lisaprettypetals Tell us more about how you spend $100 a month eating raw! That is awesome! Thanks!

[@EyesLikeBlues1]

I thought she said 60 dollars a week?

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

Thank you ALL so much for your support! It is much appreciated!

[@forestwoman]

thank you so much for this video! :D

[@suallen5629]

Very well needed for me. Thanks for the tips.

[@ShahadaAbdulGhaffar]

Thanks sooo much for the great info! :-D

[@TheKonstiga]

Thank you for your tips! ;)

[@south3rnbell]

Wow! Thank you for such great info!

[@paulaarevalo9923]

My dad always asks me why I spend so much money on food. I tell him that my health is more important than anything in my world. I am happy I support local farmers, nothing is better than fresh fruits and veggies yummmm ❤️

[@kenyallen20]

Your videos are so informative. But the best part are the ends with the bloopers or outtakes. I love them and you! What a blessing you are to the world.

[@avonellesilcott]

This lifestyle can be expensive it's true, but you pay more now to get yourself well and spend less time in doctor bills. I'm all for it. Thanks for your help!

[@stockdog1019]

Day 5 and down 8.6 Lbs, fully raw. I'm feeling a little tired but great. I'm now sleeping a lot better. I also suffer from have high blood pressure and migraines, but I'm happy to inform you that my doctor reduced my 175mg to 50mg of Cozar (BP medication) today. Your video totally makes sense in how we can save money. I will be researching for a local coop nearby to hopefully save money on organic. My 5-year-old is still sticking by my side and is forcing me to work out. He went fully raw for 4 days, but he is now eating two raw meals a day. Thank you for your love and support. I'm half ways to achieving my goal of 20 LBS lower.

[@katejohnson2464]

This is amazing!!! :-) Keep it going!

[@faithtwoonefive]

That's awesome congrats on your results!!

[@balletlala1]

Well done! Hope you keep at it :)

[@lorimorris8786]

Great job! Keep up the good work:)

[@zoratujuhlima4675]

i scour the produce to clear section as its much cheaper that way to eat/drink fully raw. Normally 3 oranges cost $3, 3 lemons cost $1.65, 2 pomegranate cost $4.50. fruits are not cheap and if i buy organic fruits, i can totally forget about going raw. Kristina, i do wish you travel more and see that not everyone is as fortunate as you.

[@laurenoneill4140]

As a college student with a very small budget, this video has inspired me to keep going fully raw. Thank you!!!!

[@yas0282]

I agree long term the benefits outweigh the expenses. Starting off with one meal/day of raw diet helps easing into this lifestyle.

[@PaulaJadeRoddick]

After my whole family went vegan last year, we spend A LOT a lot a lot less in food. We used to go to the supermarket almost every day before, and now we go to the farmers market twice a week and get everything we need :) I love this lifestyle ♡

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

[@tieashasamuels2627]

That's so encouraging!

[@alishadawnelle1768]

How long did your transition take?

[@PaulaJadeRoddick]

Alisha Dawnelle I made my whole family watch two documentals: food inc and forks over knives. And well, I was vegetarian before, so it wasn't difficult for me at all. But my dad did a pretty impressive job, he used to make barbecues EVERY weekend! Until the day he watched those documentals. That day, he made the decision of not eating any animal product. So he started eating a plant based diet just like that. Abruptly. The first week all my family felt SO well and healthy and happy, that we didn't want to come back to our previous diet at all. No, thanks.

[@May04bwu]

almost every day? O.o what the hell? I don't know anyone who does this :D

[@kenkensington1234567]

I've been fully raw for 5 days so far thanks to your inspiration Kristina! I've dropped 6lbs, my skin is clearing up and I feel so good both inside and out. I'm so excited for sweet curry zoodles for dinner tonight.

[@sweetiepie9411]

Wow that's awesome 😃

[@mrsmarbles5922]

Wow! In 5 days? Brilliant results, well done! :)

[@iownmycurl]

That is great! keep going.

[@kenkensington1234567]

Thank you for the support!! This weekend might be tough. Starting my meal prep now :)

[@yanicalderon2416]

took your advice and found a market that is so close to our house and we save so much on groceries now. Weve been going there every sunday from now on and its been so great. we love it

[@Bejbowska]

I love your channel. Raw food changed my life and you were soooo helpful. The idea of 21 challenge is great !

[@nellrico7247]

I will have my own garden soon....

[@madreof2]

$160 a week for food? Who is she talking/relating to? Some people only spend $50 a week on food. That's why juicing/eating raw is out of reach for people on a tight budget or low income families. It's a set up.

[@madreof2]

+Christinet8504 she, like Gweneth Paltrow is out of touch with a lot of people who want to eat healthy but just don't have the budget for it.

[@Patricia-cj4ej]

+madreof2 I pay about $65 a week for food and I am partially raw. Its not that much money compared to what I use to spend on meat and other products. I am a college student that is working part-time. If you really care about your health than you can make it happen. Shop around. I go to my farmers market and look at all of the store ads to find the best prices. I don't get all organic produce so that is probably why my shopping bill is lower.

[@ashtherebel2346]

Celeste hello! I know that I am late but, the best thing to do is stick with staples. But staples such as potatoes, rice, raisins and frozen veggies for dinner. Then for breakfast and lunch eat fruit (fresh and/or frozen) with some oatmeal, yum! It's not fully raw but, you can incorporate some raw meal wile not going broke!

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

How much do you spend on food each week?

[@Sakshi-dn3xc]

Celeste I was about to lose my senses when she said she spend $160 a week where I spend $10 a week and I am an Indian 😂

[@marisaforte1]

This was seriously the BEST video! THank you so much for this information!

[@aryf8117]

Very helpful! I was raised vegan and recently went raw. These videos have helped me out SO MUCH! I'm happy to be apart of the 21 day (entire life) CHALLENGE!

[@veglifechannel]

Sometimes I think that some elements (fruits or vegetables) are expensive in organic stores, but in the "conventional" alimentation there are foods a lot expensive like meat, cheeses and more. So I'm glad to spend my money for buying fruits, nuts and veggies!! I love plant-based lifestyle!!!

[@bz7420]

Anyone else notice she was holding $2.00 bills?

[@shaundraevans7559]

me to !

[@cbgjosh3592]

Yes we have them in the U.S I have them don't you?

[@alexaalfano5306]

These are amazing ideas! I don't know where I'd be without my local farmer's market!!

[@JustOneThis]

Thank you so much for the tips. So appreciating this channel!

[@Zamztrench]

lol I have like 15$ for two weeks for food after I pay rent, 160$ is ridiculous for a week, plus I dont need to pay the doctor anyways, Im Canadian xD

[@analarson2920]

I clan imagine these foods are not easily available either up north, here in NY we have similar issues, but have health care that is outrageous.

[@Sakshi-dn3xc]

Mindful Nebula I was about to lose my senses when she said she spend $160 a week where I spend $10 a week and I am an Indian 😂

[@imbroda8671]

$160 a week is ridiculous. Fully Raw is a good title so long as they leave off the "on a budget" part. Thats $460 to $800 a week for one person lol.... what a joke

[@ltcman135]

You really are serving a purpose. I'm learning to stop listening to people who are food bullies and try to put my lifestyle down. Usually people who oppose the healthy lifestyle pay way more on medical bills and junk food. You gain so many benefits from this people don't realize the medical bills they can avoid in the future.Oh and it is affordable to buy raw foods if you don't buy all that junk food along with it.

[@yoli109]

My husband and I are starting our own garden in our back yard this summer. So excited!

[@gabrielaburcea5734]

I love you! You are amazing. Thank you for being you and sharing your lifestyle, love and understanding with us. Your videos usually get tears in my eyes although they are so positive. I am on my journey eating fully raw on a really small buget. I crave cooked food, I panick that I won't have enough money by the end of the month, I feel hungry or bloated many time, but I KNOW this is who I truly am.

[@growingyourgreens]

Best Way to Save Money is #8 Grow Your Own Garden. Meals can virtually be free and as a bonus EVERYTHING will taste better.. Want to learn how to grow your food? I have over 1,000 videos sharing with you how to do it!

[@KotarahRivere]

Invest in your health and you'll have more energy to complete your dreams!

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

Beautiful!

[@KimTN101]

Learned so much. Also, need to watch ALL the videos you linked in this one. Thank you.

[@eunicecordova3866]

Your tips are ssssoooo good!!! Thank you! You have no idea how helpful this video was to me!

[@adriannamary7901]

My fam saves a lot getting produce from the Amish near by

[@DanaLove71113]

Great idea!!!

[@adriannamary7901]

Thanks !

[@rachel691]

Can you please make a video on how to grow an organic garden? (: that would be so wonderful! I would love to eat thus way but I know nothing about gardening and it would save so much money!

[@frederikkannegaard2624]

Hello this is the Best Way in the World to grow your own. Theck "Back to Eden garden" documentary

[@thebrickbroszone]

Me and my family have been vegetarian for almost 2 years now. Just this last year, we started growing our own food and we absolutely love it!! I love all of your ideas. I have not thought about asking my grocer about buying in bulk. That is an amazing idea!! :)

[@glendacalderon5650]

Thank you for the tips, very helpful! As always, looking forward to your videos

[@shalina016]

I buy as much organic produce at my local farmers markets and bulk items at Costco! Luckily Costco is starting to carry more and more organic items! Love it!

[@MargaritaOnTheRox]

I think Costco could be my salvation with this. :-)

[@kandmwhittington2938]

I'm in Austin Tx. Blessed to have great farmers markets here and it seems the majority of people here are health conscious. Costco is a new fav of mine, too

[@ladyeros7634]

A fully raw diet is not feasible for most of us with extremely tight budgets. When will people admit this? On top of the fact that in many communities, particularly low income communities, access to organic produce, community gardens, farmers markets and food cooperatives are practically nonexistent. Who doesn't want to invest in their health? Let's be real and talk about the need for food justice and access to quality foods in LOW and working class food deserts.

[@saroashaengineer540]

Lady Eros She’s forgetting that she’s single and has money. People who work 9-5 and overtime can’t do this. I’m 95% on a veggie diet and I’ll max spend $45 a week which includes a sufficient amount of beans, lentils, quinoa and veggies that I cook along with fruits and nuts etc it doesn’t have to be so expensive. Also she’s forgetting many people have kids to feed and if you have 2-3 kids + a partner that’s like $600-$700 a week - that’s ludicrous. People need to evaluate things from various angles before they put out content which might drive people to literally become broke....:/

[@lisaprettypetals]

Ya n food pantries are all junk n processed

[@ansh0133]

@@saroashaengineer540 as much as I like her, she lives in a bubble, or lived in one until her co-op closed down. She wasn't exposed to much.

[@gemmaparnell6027]

I'm a single parent of 4 and out of work due to my health, I can't always physically manage doing things the harder, cheaper way and can't afford more convenient healthy food all the time as well as some of the tools that would be helpful like a dehydrator and juicer. that being said I wouldn't let that stop me from eating as well as I can

[@twistmylove]

I love how you give us so many options to choose from when money does play a big role in how we eat. I loved that you pointed out that you are saving in other areas when you eat better and pay a bit for for that :)

[@mariannelevy6073]

I'm 17 years old and I it's my freshman year in college. I moved from my country and now I live in the US, and I've always waited for this moment to become Fully Raw as you! It has been really my dream, but It's more difficult than I expected. With all these tips I have been able to learn how to do it and I really want to thank you so much for giving me directions to this new lifestyle!

[@idontlikegoats]

$300 weekly for food?? Who does that. I spend $70 for 3 adults, one large dog and foster cats. We eat a lot of fruit and veggies too. Not fully, because it's ridiculous

[@idontlikegoats]

we live in Texas, produce here is cheap. I coupon, we have a military discount. We eat out only once a month, we eat a lot of whole grains. Brown rice isn't expensive, pasta isn't either. I got I think15lbs of oranges for 5$ not too long ago. I plan our meals, all of them, buy only what I will need for that week to avoid any waste, I often buy in bulk too. I make a lot of things my self, like pickles, any preservatives, dough, even granola bars. Makes things much much cheaper, even though it requires some elbow grease. I never buy any candy, chips, frozen unhealthy snacks. ALSO big point, we never drink or buy any sodas or sweetened drinks. Only water and home made juice at our house. And I just look out for better deals, for example I only buy green peppers, because here in TX they are much cheaper than red! It's the little things, and a lot ot planning that saves you a lot of money

[@thefictionxwelive]

Yeah but you don't like goats so.... lol jk ;)

[@idontlikegoats]

thefictionxwelive that's why I don't eat them ;)

[@thefictionxwelive]

idontlikegoats ;)

[@mztrublz247]

You don't spend that much because of where you live and your military discount. It's not as cheap in California and most don't have a military discount

[@lizyreyes5583]

We spend a lot less now that we don't buy meat! !

[@HectorRiveraPares]

Especialmente ahora que la carne está tan cara. Pero un buen Ribeye de vez en cuando... no viene mal 👍

[@lizyreyes5583]

;)

[@EduPlessis]

I agree, meat is very expensive.

[@ivannaalberti7064]

KRISTINA I LOVE YOU SO MUCH, you have helped me change my life for the better with this lifestyle, i love you so much!

[@suzanelzawahry4763]

Im so glad this was posted! As a student, this helps alot!

[@wendy123ballet]

My family of 5 lives on 150-200 dollars every two weeks and it's healthy food

[@katknipp4018]

I have 154$ a month for a family of 3 there is no way to afford that!! 160$ a week!!!

[@linzeydawn3278]

Aubrey Joy My mom does it for less.

[@ReneMcLaren]

Whoa! Nice job...

[@bethcrowder2266]

There are some good tips in this video that I am going to try to incorporate into my daily living! Thanks!

[@emmaruiztherapy]

Thanks Kristina! I think your ideas are worth speading. Lots of people think eating organic is much more expensive, but our health is really worth it!

[@OSABonEva]

I price checked Shopping List 1 - it broke down to $21.98 per day for 1 person... (at a low-mid price range grocery store) Curious if anyone else has price-checked for their location - I'm in Ontario, Canada.

[@OSABonEva]

Wow, I hadn't considered that the Challenge was for ONE raw meal a day, so if I couldn't find anything cheaper, my single raw meal would average $20 CAD over the 10 days - ouch. And just to reflect on some of the tips presented - * the co-ops available in my city have severely LIMITED selection and are actually MORE expensive (organic) ex. $3.25 per mango vs. $2.29 from grocery * farmers market season here is May to October, and again, *can* be more expensive, even at end-of-day * unless I'm growing indoors, I don't have the option of growing my own food (I can supplement with sprouts/micro-greens however) * the few community gardens are always at capacity, and I have limited transportation as well as health issues so I couldn't volunteer or pick my own fruit at a farm My go-to smoothie is approx. $7.50 for 32oz and 970 cal.; FRK's BANANA CINNAMON COCONUT DATE SMOOTHIE would cost me $10.55 to blend up. Sharing this as clearly circumstances are different for everyone, depending on where they live, their local weather and agriculture, as well as personal challenges. So, maybe instead of the full Shopping List, maybe share how much it would cost to do FRK's BANANA CINNAMON COCONUT DATE SMOOTHIE... Just curious to see how different it may be for everyone.

[@healthappysecretsbyannachieko]

I think sometimes choosing to eat raw might be expensive, but its totally worth the money!! i love spending money on food, HEALTHY FOOD and clean food that is ;) youre tips are awesome! thanks for the tips :) i found this very helpful :)) *btw this is my second time watching this, re-watching your vids are so funn :)) xx

[@jeannenelawing308]

I love how you make eating raw so approachable!

[@Olga85ify]

This is the video I was waiting for. Thanks

[@rockoramadevil]

cheap is chic!!! Ahahahaha

[@sailsaturnssea]

Is $150 a week a lot for three people and two dogs? Usually our grocery bill is $100 - $120, but it has been going up lately because we've been experimenting with vegan meats. I'm trying to tell my mom that $150 isn't too bad considering it's 9 meals, 2 snacks, so 66 servings of food a week. I meal prep/plan, so that's where I got those numbers. It's a little crazy, I know. Thus, meaning, $2.72 per person for every meal. Is that expensive? I don't think it is, but that's just me, I don't know. HELP!

[@damaradueno56]

It isn't!

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[@audreyjones7599]

Thats way cheaper than my bill

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

She is spending that amount for one person, not three people.

[@reignaedwards5885]

Best free challenge!!!!!! :))) One fully raw meal a day!!! Thank you for the budget tips!

[@isabelhazan5916]

These tips are so important thank you for sharing!!

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

DAY 5 of the 21 FullyRaw Challenge is HERE: www.fullyraw.com/21-day-challenge-day5/ Enjoy! :)

[@itiswellwithmysoul6077]

Thanks for all the info!! Very helpful!!

[@jom1214]

Thank You :)

[@enarojas8615]

Delicious soulshine juice. :)

[@csophisticated]

Great tips, thank you!

[@Princeroyce7]

Thank you for the tips Kristina Very helpful

[@mark-andrenruthhamelin2791]

I read a joke once...."I laugh when people says organic vegetables are expensive as they sip their $4.50 latte!"

[@BradiFra]

Thank you for all your good energy!!!

[@lizamariayanez6174]

Love your tips! Specially when it comes to someone like me with a budget, there is no reason why I can't eat healthy and delicious! Loving the challenge

[@Pgfracing]

The average american spends $300 dollars on food a week that can't be right? I certainly hope not.

[@alishaaa1192]

+pgfracing no definitely not correct lol

[@AquaFatherNature]

+pgfracing There are many who do spend $300 or more per week, but I spend about $150 each month on groceries and rarely eat out. A portion of that is saved by food foraging and growing my own food, and I hope to do it more (and save more $$$) in the future. Still, I couldn't afford to make many of these $30+ raw desserts from this lady's recipes, using expensive dried mulbrries, dates, figs, cashews, etc.

[@inagadda1976]

I spend maybe $200-300 a month as a vegan (not raw or raw til 4) organic when I can find. XO Davita

[@DestinyAwaitsChannel]

+pgfracing Keke I spend 50$ per month.

[@lumi4299]

+pgfracing me and my boyfriend spend $160-170 dollars on food and that lasts us for 2 week. We do most of our shopping at aldi's which is a super cheap. so about $320-340 dollars a month. it would be less if we didnt buy faux meats but my boyfriend doesnt want to completely give up the taste so i by him the faux meat.

[@hoodfamilyhomestead537]

I think I can work around the money part but how do you keep yourself feeling full...Sometimes I just have to have some bread or meat. Did you have a problem getting passed that feeling or anyone else??

[@armarielle]

I'm a student, each month I evaluate which fruits and greens are the less expensive but enough caloric. It helps a lot ! Thanks for your advices !

[@amyklopfenstein86]

I just rejoined my CSA last week after joining this challenge. I'm so much happier when the box arrives!

[@fullyrawkristina8586]

Do you have any other money saving tips while buying produce?! Please share below! We will all be able to benefit from it! Hugs*

[@estl9109]

Buy a string bag and shop daily as they do in Europe! This may cut down on produce waste.

[@Louisedelg]

Working at a health food store/ grocery store :)

[@DestinedMelody]

I worked at a farmer's market for a while and on top of getting paid, usually got a nice haul of fruit as well!

[@chowceo]

I live in a northern climate and when it is winter, I buy my produce at Costco, organic. In the mild weather, spring and summer, I grow veggies and greens in my own garden. I find it very challenging to drink the juices when its zero degrees outside, I crave warm food.

[@xonetra]

CUT OUT CABLE !!! Lol. We switched to Netflix months ago and have saved soooo much money. That money can go to food. also bananas are your friend when you start out. they are the cheapest fruit I buy.

[@lorenehavens8232]

$160 per week - that is astronomical....need better tips.

[@abigailwalsh191]

AGAIN I cannot commend you enough for promoting this lifestyle and helping me to achieve it! You really make people feel good about themselves and positivity is essential in order to achieve this lifestyle and your goals! And i look forward to watching your how i ate raw in college video as this is where I currently am (well university!)

[@carolinechudy1175]

So incredibly helpful to a college student! Thank you for your positive energy and help trying to make this lifestyle possible for everyone. If you have time you should try doing a video on how to stay raw in the winter for people like me who are buried under 5 feet of snow freezing!

[@AshyShash]

160 dollars a week for one person is very dear. this diet is expensive. there is no way to avoid that

[@331cuddlebear]

Dang... you must really be out of touch and/or supremely delusional if you think this is affordable.

[@kimee757]

this was REALLY needed!!! These were best tips ever

[@justbobbi75]

Thanks for the tips, definitely something I need to focus on right now.

[@everannaify]

thank you so much for these tips, and reading through the comments has also give me a lot of great tips! thanks for bringing together this community so we can share ideas!

[@humayra6779]

Thanks so much for all of this! It's so helpful

[@kieregilbertson]

Thank you for the tips! This was very helpful in regards to budgeting for a FullyRaw diet.

[@areli1991lop]

Thanks for keeping me motivated Everyday! I really appreciated 😊👌

[@ritaliberto1595]

Great tips and I also loved the storing veggie video!

[@leticiapires1425]

Thank you soo much for your support ! You are such an inspiration ! Thank You

[@PedalThumper]

these are some great suggestions! I especially like the newspaper ad idea :)

[@petrinabryce9835]

I have actually signed up for Bountiful Baskets (a food co op that will deliver here in Utah) for the last 3 weeks and have loved not only saving money, but finding new ways to eat my fruits and veggies! Thank you for being such an inspiration Kristina!

[@MelissaPhillippe]

JUST ordered a case of Mangoes :-) Love supporting my local farmers too! Thank you, Kristina!

[@dianeibsen5994]

Thank you for the inspiration and great tips to empower us to eat healthy! You"re such a gem.

[@angelicadelgado3890]

My dad and I are going to make a garden now and I'm so excited for it!(:

[@sarahharris4727]

We always have a garden in the summer which helps out so much. hopefully this year i will get into gardening in the colder seasons.

[@SamiSweet89]

It took me a few tries to talk my local grocer into letting me buy in bulk at a discount, but it makes such a difference now!

[@tongresa77]

Wow. What an informative and helpful resource video. Thank you so much for everything you do Kristina. You are such a God-send!

[@Juliealeo]

Thank you for these wonderful tips!

[@jenheadjen]

Love these tips! We are definitely on a budget, and appreciate the new, fresh ideas. :) Thank you Kristina!

[@jamieg5189]

great tips- looking forward to summer and farmers markets!

[@louloulou435]

Thanks for the tips Kristina! I started a veg patch in the garden last year - it has been so great to eat my own veggies, its given me a new hobby and gets me to spend lots of time outside :D :D

[@aphantomrosevegan1391]

Thank you, this is really down-to-earth advice. 👍

[@kimruger1]

can't wait to try these great tips.

[@clumsygirl131313]

Buying whats in season will hopefully help! Great video!

[@5549842]

Thank you for all the advice; I'm definitely going to look into my local farmers market!!!

[@kristinabell28]

I used your idea about farmers markets and it works for some things how exciting!!

[@emilyrapp9152]

Always wondered about this! Great tips! ☺️

[@antonellamoura]

Well, that's the one I was waiting for! :D Thank you!

[@gripbiz9570]

Thanks for the tips, very insightful!

[@IncredibleInsanity]

Great tips! Much needed.

[@penguin28732]

i have been doing this since you started this challenge and I am saving so much money!!! and i am eating more than ever and i am NEVER GOING BACK