HOW TO EAT FOR $10 A WEEK | Emergency Grocery Budget Haul & Cheap Easy Meal Ideas | Julia Pacheco

Welcome back my cooking friends! I've been excited to share this one with you all for weeks now, and its finally here! Today I’m showing you how it is possible to eat for only $10 a week. I tried to make all of these meals as healthy as possible! I hope this video can help you or help someone you know!
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[@JuliaPacheco]

More extreme grocery budget video: kzbin.info/aero/PLf5__fRVN0JaFgxryvFdZVPoXeThTWVvU

[@colson8327]

Awesome!!!!! Thank you!

[@godsgraceandmercy]

Just made the egg/tortilla lunch recipe!!! Delicious!!!😋 I’m on day 1 of my 8 day cleanse and your recipes were a life saver!!! Thanks again for sharing and may God continue to bless you and your family!!!❤️

[@ramahonlineschool]

This has been my budget per family member for months. We buy fresh produce and small amounts of meat. We make our own baked goods like biscuits, tortillas and bread. We also get eggs from our chickens. From fall to spring, ALL our greens come from our garden. We can all spend less and eat better.

[@bigdawgz4530]

I'm the breadwinner & I'm facing the loss of my job/income in the coming weeks. These videos are going to be a true blessing as I try to survive on as little money as possible. God bless you!

[@jessicaelliott4328]

Those mountains in the background are beautiful!!!

[@gretchen4708]

Holy....the amount of money I waste on food is insane. Thank you so much for posting this! Some people can't come up with ideas on how to save money and still eat healthy (me, I'm some people lol). I love your videos!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy this was helpful :-)

[@michaelbauer6496]

Me too Hun!! She is a smart spender!! My large papa johns pizza and garlic bread and brownie pie probably cost more than a couple or 3 weeks of groceries and that food looks yummy:) i love me some pintos with jalapenos and smoked turkey neckbone and me some onions and cornbread mmmmm

[@carris2scents57]

SAME!!

[@sierrabird2460]

I waste so much money. I'm very good at coming up with them but I have severe ADHD and just started meds for the first time a couple months ago. I wasted sooooo much of my stimulus money on premade food >_

[@tracyhinote1270]

@@carris2scents57 thank you!

[@shepromotes5173]

This is so realistic for real people! Thank you soo much for sharing this. For years when I look this stuff up all I can find is outrageous recipes with a lot of food I don’t eat. Often the articles/videos include 25 extra seasonings and toppings and random stuff people who live paycheck to paycheck don’t keep in their house. This is actually realistic and helpful so thank you 😊

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for that feedback! I really do appreciate that. And most of all thank you so much for subscribing to my channel😀😀

[@aestheticallymodified4211]

I gotta agree with that! 👍🏼

[@sondrajohnson2564]

About 20 years ago I worked at a large university. My department - all levels of staff, was placed in an experiment to create a one week menu for one person at less than $20. It had to be balanced in nutrition and filling! Many varieties of chosen food, we were all different ethnicities. A few just couldn't do it! We did this for a month AND ate our menu plan. A little creativity and willingness to COOK showed the greatest success. Very eye opening!!! All should do this at some point!!!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Wow! That was wonderful Sondra😀 what a valuable lesson for sure! Thank you so much for sharing that and have a wonderful rest of your weekend😀

[@nejardin1217]

I love how the majority of the items you got are available on WIC. This is great for people who are out of regular money or food stamps but they have WIC.

[@Rantsfromacar]

Ok honestly when you was shopping at Walmart I said ok this girl is literally crazy and not making a sustainable video. Then I was totally amazed at the simple but ingenious ways you have come up with to turn a few simple items into real meals. My hats off you. FYI I'm stealing those recipes.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

Wow, impressive! Growing up my mom cooked these foods daily & it was always delicious. Many years later I realized she did it because we were poor. And that she was a genius at stretching a dollar. It's great to know creative frugal cooking is not a lost art, esp among young people :)

[@slendagullyandfriends4530]

I love this comment. We also had delicious home cooked meals, I never realized until I was an adult that we were poor.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

@@slendagullyandfriends4530 Thank you!! 🙂 I remember visiting "better off" friend's houses & they had cupboards full of snack cakes, chips, sweetened cereal. Then going home & whining to my parents about not having the same goodies. They'd yell, "We're not spending *$4* on a box of cereal!! Esp when a package of pork chops (hamburger, chicken) costs the same!" The fights were horrendous - my mom's occasional delicious wonderful home baked cakes, pies & cookies completely forgotten. As a kid, shamefully, I was very irrational, selfish & thoughtless at times about appreciating my parent's efforts to take good care of us. I know better now.

[@oreocookies7831]

When my kids were small one chicken breast lasted all week shredded. I made tacos tostadas burritos & chicken salad. You don't need very much meat . we just get use to eating that way. Same with string cheese. Back then 4/$1. they thought it was cool pulling some apart to go over their foods & save some for next day.

[@oreocookies7831]

@@monkeybusiness1999 that's when shopping at 99c store comes in handy for occasional snacks. Ours usually had casts off from not selling well in larger stores...Von's mainly. Sometimes you can find little treasures there.

[@monkeybusiness1999]

@@oreocookies7831 Yes, dollar stores are great fun :) I buy cleaning supplies, hardware items, hygiene, kitchen gadgets, gift wrap & cards from Dollar Tree. Food? A little wary. The known brand items are fine but I tend to avoid much of the lesser-known imported stuff.

[@mametzfrancess9970]

Keeping the beans overnight so they can cook easily the next day is genius. That's how we do it in my home. With love from Cameroon, Africa

[@DaniElle-di4ho]

That means you are a genius.😀

[@mametzfrancess9970]

@@DaniElle-di4ho 😅😅😅😅😅 that's right

[@MariJefa88]

Cameroon, so cool! 🇨🇲 Hello, from California! ✌🏼

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you! 😊

[@Jessica-tl1tj]

My Grandmother taught me long ago to soak my beans overnight.

[@kristyb5821]

Julia it is so sweet of you to make these videos especially now with so many people struggling financially. Bless you for having such a kind heart!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Kristy! I really appreciate it, have a wonderful day :-)

[@daisymiller6750]

You are amazn budgeted meals really look appetizing also!!!!

[@EudoraPrice]

@@JuliaPacheco yes Especially in these Covid ...Times When many Jobs and Events are cancelled..People short of money Thank you😍🙏💖💐

[@lilyofthevalley6992]

Love the baby straightening the oats container and going back to her task. ADORABLE! 🥰

[@JuliaPacheco]

She’s pretty funny! :-)

[@stephanietip]

I was thinking that too.When she did that I was thinking she really is a good helper

[@wandamontgomery6030]

Too cute

[@tomwhone9804]

I was oing to comment on that too. Sooo awesome and cute.

[@topmusicmanagement8091]

Yes I saw that too. I was like look at the baby making sure the oats were in the cart correctly. Absolutely too cute 😍.

[@paulinoaz]

Alright I was really expecting some pretty low-budget disgusting meals but honestly they all looked very good and very filling, great job

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much!

[@citizenplane5840]

They really did! Especially the budget stir fry

[@marbar1617]

Lols I know 😂 half the time I click on this kind of content it’s usually bologna sandwiches and just beans! And it’s like okay that’s gross to repeat over and over again

[@daniellebibona1503]

I am a mom of a 5 yo boy and we live on a fixed, very tight budget. I'm always looking for Ways to save money and stretch out bulk items. I love your videos because not only are your recipes pretty easy but This one on budgets is Extremely Helpful. Ty and please keep doing videos that Will help Us out here simply trying to feed our families and survive. Stay Blessed ❣️

[@JuliaPacheco]

Oh Danielle I’m so glad these can help take care of your son🧡😀

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hello

[@ginawoodall3594]

@@JuliaPacheco 😊😊😊😊

[@deboraholcot4630]

I beg you to go to the supermarket and buy, bread , salad produce, ham, cheese , pasta, minced beef, passata or pesto, milk, eggs, butter, porridge, and cordial.... U can probably squeeze a bag of potatoes for 50 pence for 4x jacket size potatoes, and some 2 quid chicken wings in aswell. Here's a tip... make the bread and tortillas yourself,and throw some cupcakes with carrot and oarie biscuits made with your honey xx

[@person-ey2ct]

Free food in town .. children should always always have the very best

[@therpin]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, you’re decades younger than me, but I’m still learning tons from you! These ideas will come in handy this month as my husband and I are trying to spend as little as possible!

[@vickiefinney6073]

Im 53 with 3 kids and 1 grandchild and I just love this young lady. Such an amazing wife/mother. She truly is talented in the kitchen 🍝

[@christinemarquez6544]

Me too Tiffany! I feel like I'm learning from the 3rd daughter I don't have 😊. Love her recipes !

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Tiffany!!! You’re so kind, I really appreciate it😊 I’m so glad you enjoy these ideas! Have a wonderful day!

[@niniandsunny1353]

When Brinly nonchalantly straightened that oatmeal in your cart back up...ticked me! Went back to watching videos. 😆 edit: tickled..oops🤦🏻‍♀️

[@JuliaPacheco]

She is seriously so funny!😆

[@ladyrevivalstudio]

Yes, it was priceless!!

[@jillh7403]

I noticed that too. So cute.

[@judil3294]

I read it as tickled the first time and had to go back to figure out what you put at the end. 😀

[@famusamus576]

That was cute for sure.

[@ErinYell]

throwback to when eggs were approximately $1.79-$1.89 a dozen. My local stores currently have them priced at $2.89-$3.19. Inflation is INSANE Edit: as of now, a dozen is $4 at my local grocery😭

[@Raddiebaddie]

Tofu scrambles up nicely and i can usually find it for under $2 for a high protein alternative.

[@ashleemarie8779]

Ours went up to over $5 for 12 lol now they are still expensive but not 5 anymore

[@wastelander4015]

They were $.50 at my local store, and now they're $5 to $6

[@frankchris07]

Family of 4 I buy 60 eggs every 2 weeks in the winter I buy 120 eggs every 2 weeks.

[@TheJonesml01]

Crying in Canadian where most eggs are $6 a dozen 😭

[@wolin289]

I was skeptical. Until I saw you do it. Very nice! I'm blown away. This wasn't 10 bucks of crappy food. This was 10 bucks of nutrition and good flavors. Well done.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! And that was $10 a long time ago. I am sure this would be a lot more money now with all the inflation! Thanks so much for your positive comment😀

[@kori8455]

Do more low budget grocery videos! I’m vegan, frugal by choice, and so I appreciated this vegetarian one on multiple levels.

[@kori8455]

@Anna J I follow her as well! She’s fantastic!

[@nayjavu]

Frugal by choice? So you're not like the rest of us that need to shop at Walmart, you just choose to. Got it. I don't really know why you needed to announce that.

[@kori8455]

@@nayjavu I actually stated it that way for the opposite reason. I feel incredibly grateful that I live frugally by choice after following and seeing many videos of people who do it out of necessity. I’m not insanely wealthy by any stretch of the imagination, but I have everything I need.

[@emusaurus]

@@nayjavu if you're not frugal by choice, why not do something to better your situation instead of vilifying others for presumably making good decisions? I'm frugal by choice, too, because I work hard, take all the overtime and understand the value of a dollar. If you have time to criticise people on KZbin, you're not working hard enough.

[@kori8455]

@@emusaurus Thank you, whoever you are. I’ve been very intentional about bettering my situation as well, but I haven’t forgotten the journey or the sacrifices that it’s taken to get to this better place in my financial journey. I didn’t intend for my statement to be taken as arrogance at all. I love these low spend challenges, but I also think that we need to be reminded that it’s not a fun challenge for others. It’s reality. Hugs to you!

[@jeaniepace1594]

I'm impressed! However, as a Type 2 diabetic, I must limit my carb intake. I'd love to see a grocery budget haul that limits carbs!

[@estherolawuyi4204]

I was thinking the same thing because I'm on a high protein weight loss and boy is it expensive

[@judiminer61]

@@pamh.5705 I had no idea about this. Thank you for that advice.

[@belindasnell7922]

Wow I did not know that. What an amazing bit of information. Thanks so much!!

[@jhenrypaul]

Check out Dr Mcdougall plant based diet.

[@sharonjohnson2051]

Someone has confused you. It would behoove you to consider foods that have lower rate of glucose spiking rather than focusing on a lower carb count alone. Blueberries do cost more than bananas, but they don't spike your sugars like bananas, so trade berries for fruits like bananas and watermelon. It only takes a little bit to spruce up your oatmeal, which has a very low GI score. That is, look for the glycemic index of your foods over the carb count. Trading the wheat tortillas for corn tortillas is actually a great idea for you! Corn tortillas are not only lower on the GI index, but they are also lower in calories. They are known to digest easier, too. They have a more crumbly texture, so lightly fry in a little oil them first. Fats also slow down the absorption of sugars so that you don't get a wallop all at once. High fiber foods also slow down sugar absorption. Keep that in mind. Oatmeal has a low GI score, plus soluble fiber and beneficial compounds which may help you control your diabetes. Cinnamon is known to help with T2D as well. Eat your oatmeal with cinnamon, not guilt. Beans contain 22 percent protein (beef contains only 18 percent and eggs 13 percent protein) so they are still a great idea! The higher protein and fiber levels of beans will help you maintain good blood glucose levels. Beans are a steady, slow-burning source of energy. Plus, beans contain so many great nutrients including thiamine, manganese, potassium, and calcium. The brown rice is better than white rice, but you may want to simply be careful of the serving size. It isn’t necessary to exclude all high GI foods, provided lower GI foods are the mainstay of your diet. She refrigerates her rice, too, which will lower the amount of carbs you actually are able to digest. I don't know if it was intentional, but this lady's suggestions are actually quite good for anyone with T1D or T2D, if you just trade the bananas for a fruit that has a low or medium GI score.

[@dar7771]

Dang. You make on the cheap actually look good. I’d eat all that. 😂 after watching this I feel bad on the amount of money we waste away on food in our household. Your hubby should be glad he has you. You are a creative genius. Awesome personality. Thanks for sharing.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it:)

[@tammieaf2712]

You made a great effort, but you totally blew the $10 budget! I challenge you to take $10 bill cash in & try again. I also noticed that there's no meat but you did substitute eggs and beans for protein... Good job there! It's actually refreshing to see younger people attempt frugal eating plans. Some single people in dire need are awarded only $10 a MONTH for EBT (food stamps) and that's their hard limit because they have no cash to cover the extra 80 cents and would have been forced to put back a few items. The struggle is real for so many people, so I'm asking you to keep your final total Exactly at or under the goal amount. From someone who's been there... I appreciate your efforts!

[@stonecoldpilot]

@@tammieaf2712 Nitpick much? She did not fail, she is trying to help people. How about you take the time to make the video you so desperately want to see so some moron can whine about something trivial in it?

[@emmamiller8552]

@@stonecoldpilot nah, that’s not nitpicky... it’s truth. She said $10. She spent $10.80. Budget is budget. Letting stuff like that slide leads to a lack of accountability. I don’t think Tammie said that she WASN’T helping people, either. She definitely is, but it’s still important to understand that $10 means $10. $10.00 does not equal $10.80 She even said, “I was able to stick to my $10 budget,” which is what really bothered me. She could have said, “I was able to stay super close to my $10 budget, but you can see that I just barely went over by $0.80.” She also used soy sauce, sesame seeds, and other seasonings... which was not within the $10 budget. A lot of people who are moving out on their own for the first time don’t have any seasonings or condiments stocked up. That’s how it was for me & my husband, so that recipe wouldn’t have been a possibility for us without budgeting for soy sauce lol. Just because there are errors in this video, doesn’t make it worthless. It still has value and she did an amazing job and she’s teaching people. But accountability is also an important skill to learn, especially with budgeting! 💕

[@krampusthunderstick3729]

@@emmamiller8552 Lack of accountability? LMAO. It's a KZbin video about eating on a budget. Get over yourself.

[@rosemariemartinez4030]

Whenever I’m cooking any type of beans, after the initial rinse, I cover them with at least an inch of water, bring to a good boil, cover and turn off the heat, letting them soak overnight. Rinsing the next day is optional (I don’t usually, to conserve water) They cook much quicker, because they’re already half cooked from the overnight soak.

[@ausept45]

Where is the powdered milk?

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hi

[@ashleytrue7678]

I’m glad I already know a few of these! I’ve been getting oatmeal, bananas, eggs. Also been snacking on Greek yogurt. I try to stick to a budget of $70-90 a week but I need to be more strict next month, Since I run out of food stamps by the third week. Groceries are getting expensive!! Those eggs looks so good!

[@JuliaPacheco]

That’s awesome Ashley. Sounds like you’re doing pretty well! Good for you with budgeting🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@millabasset1710]

I'm in New Hampshire and food prices are terrible, I try to go below $80 a week and it's hard. I know veggies are important, but meat is expensive now.

[@melissar593]

If you are able I would recommend trying to grow some of your own produce in a container garden. I have had to live on a very limited food budget before and growing our own produce helped so much. We were in an apartment, so limited space, but were able to grow tomotoes, onions, peppers, eggplants, strawberries, herbs, etc. in pots on our deck. It was a huge help. Just something you may want to try if your circumstances allow.

[@bonniedelnorte]

​@melissar593 I love your comment! I just had a spinach and mixed greens salad with herbs that I harvested from my front porch container garden. If you have a hb egg or any leftover bits of cheese or meat you can add that, too. It's very filling!

[@sylviag2415]

2 other ideas with the same ingredients... a breakfast called migas,, cut tortillas in pieces fry and then add your eggs. Also refried bean tacos with rice for a dinner idea.

[@JuliaPacheco]

That sounds so yummy!

[@melissaleeo]

Living in Utah myself, every Walmart is the most beautiful Walmart. And gas stations. And dollar stores. Pretty much every place here is gorgeous with those huge mountains!

[@JuliaPacheco]

So true!!

[@leilani_808]

I agree. We moved from my home state Hawaii to Vegas to Utah & everyday I wake up, I look outside & thank God for blessing us with another beautiful day here in Utah. Harmon is another beautiful store - for some reason or another, it reminds me of Christmas.

[@aprylakakadance8085]

Agreed. I live right over the Colorado state line and Monday after picking up food I drove into Utah to take in the beauty. Just mesmerizing!

[@Patti-1962]

When my husband left the business world to teach high school, we had to economize. So we also used eggs and beans/lentils as our protein for many meals. That was 26 years ago, and back then, our grocery store marked meat down at night. So, after the school run I would head the the grocery store and stock up on reduced meat. As long as you freeze it/or cook it right away it was fine! Great job!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you! And that is really awesome how your store would mark down the meat at night! Have a wonderful week :-)

[@alisonfraser3305]

Reduced meat is all the more delicious! You really feel like a mighty hunter.

[@judyjohnson9610]

@@alisonfraser3305 I just picked up some marked down chicken legs and lean ground beef this morning. With the chicken legs (generously sized) I made up 5 one serving-sized packets of chicken cacciatore for the freezer that I could just drop in my wee slow cooker. With the hamburger, I set aside 3 one pound packets to make pasta sauce, etc at a later date, then made meatloaf mix with the rest. Again, 7 generous individual servings. So 19+ servings for $20 worth of meat. Plus a big tin of crushed tomatoes, two tins of mushrooms, both bought on sale months ago, an egg, breadcrumbs, and various seasonings. #frugalfoodie

[@toosexy7955]

@@JuliaPacheco Yes, they do at all meat markets, a Good thing you can freeze the meats & be sure to use "FREEZER BAGS" So they won't get freezer burn.

[@wandamontgomery6030]

I stock up when they have bogo sales as well

[@A-t-r-u-s]

2:15 I don't know why I love it, but seeing your little one upright those quick oats I found so adorable, you're right she is a helper

[@medmak1494]

What a happy soul, your enthusiasm is amazing , you are important to.many people . God bless you.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for your kind words and positive feedback. That really means the world to me! Have a wonderful rest of your week🙌🏼

[@bobpeterson1123]

You should try sautéing the onions and jalapeno peppers and then adding them to your foods. I think you'd like the results!

[@JuliaPacheco]

That sounds so yummy!

[@kim-fw1ry]

I like the sautéed as well, but she mentioned in the beginning that she prefers them crunchy/raw.

[@toosexy7955]

Sounds good but my stomach can't take spicy food.

[@rjman7504]

@@kim-fw1ry I also like them crunchy

[@delilahgillis5287]

SHE LIKES CRUNCHY VEGGIES

[@dArtagnan712]

Way more appetizing than the typical 1/2 can of tuna, 1/2 can of vegetables and 1 piece of fruit meal plans of my college days. I was proud of my thriftiness, if not my culinary skills, but you even beat me on cost.

[@user-Vegas1]

Me too in my college days, but why continue on the same habits as an adult..maybe financial. Very creative recipes…

[@kennethsnyder6849]

Not gonna lie, that was a good view with the snow covered mountains in the background. A grand picture indeed.

[@gonnadanceagain]

My mouth would be on fire with those Jalapeños 🔥 I wish we could still see those prices that we saw at the time you made this vid. It's very valuable to see you pull meals together that are less expensive, thank you❣️

[@JuliaPacheco]

I agree with you! Things have gotten even more outrageous. Hard to believe! Thank you so much for your positive comment and I hope you enjoy these recipes🙌🏼

[@charlesblasini2134]

If you would still like the jalapeño pepper flavor without the heat, i recommend poblano peppers instead

[@Purple0fairy0bunny]

We leave the jalapeno cored but otherwise whole. Then remove before eating. It gives a nice flavor without being spicy

[@shab2403]

I just added all the same items into my Walmart cart to compare what the prices would be now 2 years after the original video. Exact same items came to $15.44

[@chrislive1586]

2 years later, i came here to say this, food is getting EXPENSIVE (You can still make it on $10 off of oats/rice/beans/eggs)

[@RiotThaReal]

Your baby straightened the oats in the buggy and the way she did it reads, intelligence beyond her time🥰

[@JuliaPacheco]

Wow! Thank you so very much for that wonderful compliment. She definitely likes things cleaned up and organized. Thank you so much for watching and for your positive comment😀

[@azurastar3223]

Fresh bread, or even a $1 loaf of French bread from walmart can be really good with beans. You can also mash them up and and spices to them to make homemade refried beans to eat with an egg on a tortilla or just with cheese and/rice on a tortilla. I always have at least one Mexican style dish after I make a pot of beans and serve them on the side.

[@alid6060]

I make the beans with a little salt and pepper and then add olives, tomatoes, canned jalapeños and onion and let it sit long enough for the "veggies" on top to get soft. (About 10 minutes.) While waiting for that, I make quesadillas with the same tortillas she used and the Great Value Fiesta blend cheese. I get a bowl of the bean soup and rip up the quesadillas over it. I call it Quesadilla Soup. It costs around $4 to make the whole pot and it's around 8 meals. Add in the tortillas and cheese, 8 meals for $8. 🙂

[@laevan2053]

@@alid6060 Good idea! Know I'll be trying this. TY! TC~

[@laevan2053]

Yep. A lot of my meals are bean and cheese burritos, with avacado, usually. Never get tired of them, and they're good fuel, IMHO. TC~

[@donnahoffman1362]

Great idea. Thankyou

[@emilyhosford1626]

You are awesome! I “HATE” cooking but since I have become a subscriber to your channel, I have begun to enjoy it. I am 69 and a late bloomer!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Emily! I really appreciate this :-) have a blessed week😊

[@judyjohnson9610]

I am 66 and don't think that I have ever actually enjoyed cooking. But I DO enjoy good food, so it's totally worth the effort. I also am not really big on going out to eat often. Has to be a special occasion or something that I can't be bothered to make at home.

[@toosexy7955]

@@judyjohnson9610 I don't like cooking either, I live alone & eat less, Here in 2021, Things are too high for me to waste, I have bought eggs & they run out of date & have to be thrown out, I have econoized, I think eating is a waste of time, Always thought that...!

[@judyjohnson9610]

@@toosexy7955 Good food is one of the greatest pleasures in life. As far as eggs go, too bad you didn't live close to me. I would gladly give you a couple when you wanted them. They never go bad on me

[@laevan2053]

@@judyjohnson9610 I am so glad to have been blessed with a Mom who cooked frugally, yet VERY well, and that I got to learn so much of the kitchen arts from her. I like to cook, & like my cooking, and know I'll like some of this cooking, too.! TC~

[@vickiefinney6073]

Julie where did your love of cooking come from? Was your mom or grandma talented in the kitchen like you? You are such an inspiration to others 😊❤

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Vickie! I really appreciate this :-) both my mom and my grandma are amazing cooks, so I’m sure that’s where some of it comes from😊💜

[@toosexy7955]

@@JuliaPacheco See, that is how you can afford a New house & new car, I have an adopted daughter that economies like JULIA With a family of children, she does good...Kudos JULIA!

[@laevan2053]

@@toosexy7955 Yep. Times are making it where more and more are wanting to learn how to "eat to live, rather than live to eat.", and these videos are SO good to teach how. So glad there are communities out in the lands that never gave up the skills needed to survive in lean times, and are called to share said skillz with others. Blessings! TC~

[@SuzanneWho]

Julia, try a big can of pickled jalapeños instead of fresh. I use them everyday, one recipe or another. I cut off the stem end and the tip, then ream out the seeds with my paring knife. They really don’t taste all that pickled, just not so raw. The big can is slightly over a dollar. I empty the can into a large airtight container and refrigerate. Also, for milk I buy Nido powdered whole milk in the Latin section. Keeps in your cabinet, no refrigeration. No waste, you just mix enough for what you need. I also keep a can or two of refried beans w/green chiles, cheese and flour tortillas. When I don’t have much in the house I can always make a bean & cheese burrito - very filling. If I have some chicken leftover, I add some of that too. Can add some chopped onion.

[@angelalauber6246]

Hello! I am a college student at the moment and I've been needing some tips on easy cheap meals to make. I wanted to let you know that this video definitely helped a lot and I can't wait to make some of these dishes.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Well thank you so very much, Angela! I appreciate that feedback coming from a college student. I sure hope these recipes can help. We did this one my husband was in school😉🙌🏼

[@thottales7109]

You're amazing with saving money. Next time add your onion and peppers to the pot first with a little oil get them going and then add beans. You'd get tons more flavor that way

[@diannthomas7849]

This is definitely the healthiest and most filling $10 budget menu I have seen. I'm not a big fan of beans but they are filling and packed with nutrition so I could eat them if I had to. Great job Julia!!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it, you’re so so kind! I’m so glad you liked these ideas :-) have a great day!

[@msprice8763]

Family 6 2day Love the budget, thanks

[@reneelopez902]

I found recipes for different types of toast in a magazine. My favorite toast is peanut butter with green apple on top with a sprinkling of cinnamon. It’s so good

[@JuliaPacheco]

That sounds amazing!

[@natashadaniels2562]

That sounds good!

[@judyjohnson9610]

Peanut butter and banana is great too! I love bananas so I use a whole one (I do try to buy smaller ones) but you can stretch half a banana for a couple of slices of toast

[@bookmagicroe9553]

Have you tried peanut butter on French toast? We love it!

[@nancyoren6603]

Thanks for the reminder!!! 👍👍🥰

[@sarahputman5409]

With a family of 5 we spend soo much on groceries...*insert tears* I will have to double these ingredients for my family and try these videos out! So glad I happened across your page!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Things are so expensive! I understand that for sure. I sure hope these can help💜💜

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hi Sarah

[@mysticmoon9067]

I buy ground beef and cut it into 3 sections. I make spaghetti, stroganoff with noodles and a 37 cents package of brown gravy and ground beef with mixed vegetables and canned tomato sauce. I also make tuna casserole with those 37 cent mac and cheese. I also make grilled cheese with tomato soup. enchiladas with rice and beans. there are alot of inexpensive meals. cornbredf with pinto beans mixed with ground beef and rice is one of my favorites. the meals I mentioned doesn't take alot of meat. hot dogs with chili and cheese and chips. hope this helps

[@dont-worry-about-it-]

As a college student currently struggling to spend less money on food, this really helped!

[@JuliaPacheco]

I am so very glad! Thank you for watching and I sure hope my recipes can help😀

[@juliemariariley3212]

Thank you so much for sharing this! I am single and definitely on a very tight budget! You have not only given me some great ideas but I really appreciate your nutrition info as well 🌻

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy that you liked these ideas :-) have a wonderful day😊

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hello Julie

[@tajha123]

I would have turned those beans into soup with all her ingredients! I’d add one can of diced tomatoes and frozen spinach I always have on hand😊 Great job!! 👏😎 Staples kick butt maybe we do learn when we grow up poor 🤷‍♀️

[@doveleboeuf6625]

Well she was trying to use just the ingredients she purchased with the $10 budget in case you don't have anything else.

[@karmasutra4774]

Yeah. I love soup and would do something like that for sure

[@jomcd2073]

I spend so much on groceries and it has to stop. Thank you Julia for all the yummy recipes:)

[@HearTheTrumpetsSound]

You can add boulion to the rice and or beans to add a depth of flavor. If you buy boulion in a large container works out to penney's a meal or use those packets from ramen if you use the noodles and not the ramen.

[@lyss3607]

Glad I found your channel! I’m expecting my first baby in May and I can’t afford to keep eating out as much as I do! Your videos are super useful as I navigate trying to become more of an adult lol✨

[@JuliaPacheco]

Congratulations on your new baby Alyssa! I sure hope that these recipes help you do more cooking at home. Thank you so much for your positive comments!😀😀

[@kenatkins3781]

OH my gosh I can't say how glad I caught this show. The meals are just the kind I would love to have. Thank YOU. Now I'll have to hit rewind so I can write down the ingredients in all these great meals. Thanks again.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much can if you go to my description box and follow the links , you can find the recipes written out there thank you so much

[@Maitland5]

Add some 🥥 milk to some of the beans and seasoned with green onion and thyme. Cook until a little bit of oil forms.

[@lauraruthruff4741]

I also enjoy my oatmeal in the morning. I make mine as overnight oats as I prepare them the night before and I can just prep them with fruit. I can prep several days ahead this way. My husband and I love rice so I enjoy your ideas on how to create dinners with it. We don't buy a lot of meat so I really enjoy your recipes.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Laura! Overnight oats are the best! Have a wonderful week :-)

[@lerynbaker]

She is adorable. The way she fixed the oats in the front of the cart lol

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you!!

[@melindago6576]

I was just going to comment that lol . Baby girl is adorable 🥰.

[@kaitlinross4348]

I made the oatmeal this morning and I couldn’t keep my toddler out of it lol. She ate half my bowl (minus the apples, she’s too young for crunchy apples) All I put in was some cinnamon lol it was SO filling! Soooo cheap for healthy, filling and quality food. I’m so impressed with what you do!

[@JuliaPacheco]

That is awesome!! That is definitely a win when your toddler will eat. Thank you so much for sharing that and have a wonderful rest of your week😉💜

[@tammyhoushour8070]

There aren't many young women who don't even cook these day's ..I'm so proud of you and I'm sure you are encouraging many to start to cook .🌷💗

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for that nice compliment Tammy😉

[@myword9133]

This was an amazing video!! Thank you for showing us how to provide healthy, nutritious meals (no boxes!!) for our families even on a tight budget.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed this😊

[@belindabell2]

What, no milk on the oatmeal? You can add a bit of peanut butter in the oatmeal..it adds protein to your meal, and it tastes great. Keeps me from being hungry until lunch.

[@Hopedealer31]

Oh! & thank you for cooking meals we would actually WANT to eat within your $10 budget! Some KZbinrs try and do this, but they include some of the grossest stuff I would never eat! 💜

[@tanilovesbooks7805]

This video is good because she includes some fresh produce. Most extreme budget videos don't.

[@diannthomas7849]

I was thinking the same thing. The meals look filling and nutritional too.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

What gross things? Can you give me some examples? Thx

[@diannthomas7849]

One of my favorite KZbinrs recently put together an extreme menu that included several meals made from meatballs she bought at Dollar Tree. For example, she covered the meatballs with bbq sauce and served over rice with some frozen vegetables and called it a meal for 3 nights. She also served a can of chilli over instant mashed potatoes and called that two meals. Yuck! I'm sorry, but I would rather forgo the meat than eat meatballs sold at Dollar Tree or canned chili. Julia's ideas are so much more appealing.

[@Hopedealer31]

@@diannthomas7849 I've actually tried the meatballs from DT before! My little sister wanted us to do a blindfolded taste test for her bday one year of DT foods against name brand items! While they definitely weren't the best I've ever had, they weren't the worst either surprisingly! However, covering them in BBQ sauce on top of some rice doesn't sound appealing to me even if you did use name brand products! 🤢🤷‍♀️🤣 That's just my opinion & like they say opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one! 🤣🤣🤣 I'm all for trying to come up with something for dinner with items from the pantry or the DT. I've been in that position many times & it wasn't for some fun KZbin Food Challenge, it was real life! 💜

[@popeymadethis]

For budget eating you really can’t go wrong with rice and beans. Don’t think I’d last a week without eating potatoes though!

[@specialtwice4975]

*Cries in Canadian* Some prices: $1 for 1 onion $3 for a bag of carrots $3 for corn tortias $5 for small brown rice bag $3 for quick oats $3 for a dozen eggs

[@JuliaPacheco]

Outrageous for sure! All of my Canadian viewers say the same thing. I’m so sorry to hear that. I hope some of my recipes help in someway! Thanks so much for watching and have a great rest of your week🙌🏼

[@TMCEH]

I’m now obsessed with cooking my beans in the instapot. No soak and about 30 min 🤯

[@vee6976]

I have to try that!!!

[@TMCEH]

@@vee6976 yes! It’s a game changer. I just rinse the beans and toss them in with whatever spices, 8 cups of water or broth and a tablespoon of oil. Works for basically ANY bean in 30 min. If they’re not done to my liking then I just do another 5 min. Garbanzos take longer like 40 min 👍🏼👍🏼

[@lisawaltoncarver9545]

@@TMCEH yes I love cooking them in the IP as well but the soaking is for several reasons. Research the nutritional value of presoaking beans, not just pinto but any bean; especially black ones.

[@judyjohnson9610]

@@lisawaltoncarver9545 I still soak my beans, even though so many say you don't need to. And it really just takes a moment the night before to set them to soak. I also keep a few tins of various beans in the cupboard for last-minute ideas. I didn't eat a lot of beans before I got a pressure cooker. Now they make a regular appearance

[@QueenGoddessYume]

Very , very helpful and informative. My low budget meals normally consist of soup for days!😅 You know alot of nutritional facts. Although a garden requires alot of work and a little investment, it helped with plenty of fresh vegetables. ❤

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy that you found this helpful :-) have a wonderful week!

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Soup is good use of food too. Water fills you.

[@AnitaandLucas]

This is amazing! In Australia a dozen eggs is around $4ish (and more for organic), which converts to about $3USD. I'd have a go at $20 AUD. To go meatless for a week will definitely the budget.

[@ohsoloco5113]

An awesome way to kick up your oatmeal game is to cook (microwave) them with just enough water to cook them. After they're done mix in the milk of your choice. Even a quarter to third cup of 1% milk makes the oatmeal SO much creamier!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Very good tip! Thanks so much for sharing that🙌🏼

[@rebel8440]

thank you!!

[@fabiana_bdb]

Just one tip: cook the beans in the pressure cooker for 15min and let the steam get out naturally without speeding it, you can put other veggies together too or meat

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much for tip! And thank you so very much for watching🙌🏼

[@traceyarnaud8433]

Great ideas Julia! I buy a jar of Mezzetta's tamed jalapenos since I can't quite handle the heat on the fresh! One large jar lasts me a month for about $3, so if anyone else is like me, it's a good option.

[@toosexy7955]

Milk is another waste, A gallon is too much & a half gallon is not enough. What do you do?, keep going to get MILK & wasting GAS!

[@chrisd8795]

@@toosexy7955 buy powered milk. This way you only mix the amount you need. Plus it does not have to be refrigerated and will not go back.

[@chrisd8795]

Remove the seeds and avoid buying jalapeños with streaks. This will give you the flavor without the heat.

[@googleuser868]

Try a milder pepper. Some varieties of jalapeno (tams) are not as hot. Or anehiem maybe. I like a little more heat so Serrano peppers for me. Even hotter peppers with more kick can get the same effect if you reduce the amount in the recipe.

[@oldsoul4762]

Powdered milk or canned evaporated milk works great for cooking. It is cheaper too.

[@justpatty7328]

I would say to have a staple pantry to work off of. When you have an extra $10 buy: sale canned goods, staple vegetables you cannot grow, canned meats, and whole wheat berries. The years ahead will be difficult, considering the headlines this year alone. Do not panic, prepare.

[@kimcarter1383]

You are awesome Julia!!! I love the way you get right to the point as well as giving the exact measurements of everything you use. Most people don’t and it’s so annoying...how can one duplicate a great recipe they want to try without the measurements of the ingredients used in the recipe??? Go figure...I don’t know. Your recipes are quick, delicious, cost effective, and simple! Thank you so much for what you do👏🏽👏🏽

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hu

[@zachraymond7341]

I don’t know who you are or where you came from but you have by far the sweetest personality. I appreciate the heck out of these life hacks🙏🏾

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much! I appreciate you subscribing😀

[@usauditresponse]

Love these videos! I make a very good living but I don't waste money when it comes to food and really enjoy seeing how others eat good meals for little money. Thank you!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for your positive feedback! And yes, it doesn’t matter how much you make it’s always good to be frugal with food spending. Thank you so much for watching!

[@susankemp7302]

I love that you didn’t bag the produce. I try to do the same, especially when I have one or two items. Less plastic is a big plus for the environment.

[@One_Anonymous_Voice]

I bought a reusable netted type sack. I use one for veggies and one for fruit. It's especially great for stores with scan as you go style self checkout.

[@delorbb2298]

But those carts are nasty.

[@BarbaraU]

@@delorbb2298 Yeah but you're going to wash it before you use it anyway

[@mariaadame8749]

@@BarbaraU Those conveyer belts are filthy...not a good idea to put food on them or the cart. Water will not kill those germs...

[@BarbaraU]

@@mariaadame8749 well you can use vinegar too, plus they even sell a spray specifically for produce. I think she'll be ok.

[@kimarnette9318]

Hi from Colorado. Great job, Julia. So many people are food insecure right now. I am sure that this would help show that you can still eat deliciously on a budget. God bless.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Kim! Have a blessed week😊

[@Shnookie3.14]

This reminds me of my first few years of marriage. Meals were always creative from what little we had. Since then, I refuse to ever eat again, just add water pancakes.

[@servraghgiorsal7382]

Noxic, I agree. I have a little single waffle iron,and about every6 weeks I make a BIG batch of different fruit waffles,then freeze them in airtight containers. GREAT also for dinner when I'm beat.and Navy bean soup or split pea to freeze. Mom always had soup in the freezer.

[@Shnookie3.14]

@@servraghgiorsal7382 I'm definitely craving waffles now 😋

[@jacquelynperry7941]

Noxic 67...50 yrs ago when my husband was in th air force, we ate A LOT of fish stix. I haven't had 1 since. Now that I think of it, do they still make them? I'v NEVER looked for them.

[@Shnookie3.14]

@@jacquelynperry7941 unfortunately, yes those cardboard tasting breaded fish slabs are still sold. Never understood how anyone could mess up a breaded fish fillet.

[@stephengavin2208]

I remember when carrots were under a dollar. The difference a year makes also the egg stir fry technique is something I must try.

[@JuliaPacheco]

I sure hope you enjoy it and thank you so very much for watching🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nikkiharris2621]

Girl, your videos have changed me and my husband’s lives. Everyone says to save money and spend less on groceries, but no one makes it as EASY to learn how to do as your videos do! Thank you so much for these extremely low weekly grocery budget videos!!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for your positive feedback! I’m glad to hear that this video helped and I really do appreciate you watching. I sure hope you have a great week and thanks so much again💜

[@quick.easy.eat23]

Good morning! I really don't know how you pulled this off!! Thank you for sharing always ❤

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it😊💜

[@SongbirdCollageArts]

Awesome as usual! Thanks for giving us so many ideas and so much variety. You’re helping us not be bored with all the cooking at home!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m so happy that you enjoyed the ideas :-)

[@jupiterbrees8190]

Looking forward for more friendly budget eats. We are a family of two, so it's nice to only buy what we can consume and not waste food.

[@jayebe6568]

Good video. Have one suggestion- buy rolled oatmeal instead of quick. More nutrition. Can still microwave. Retiree so use flipp app to view all store ads that come out on Wednesday for me. Scout out all sale items that I need and buy those. Use coupons if available. Always cook items that can stretch into multiple meals freezing 2 servings ea container for another time. Will only keep enough out to eat twice. Do a lot of stir fried, shredded or chopped meat that can satisfy my taste for meat but not strain my budget. Example - purchase 1 rotisserie chicken. Take meat off bones. Put bones in crock pot to make stock. Use some meat for chopped chicken for dinner, some for chicken salad, some for stir fry, some for tacos and some for chicken noodle soup.

[@susanmeyer7783]

She is a food genius.Pleas make more food videos this one very helpful very healthy.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thanks so very much Susan!😉🙌🏼

[@JessiDawnShelton]

I sprinkle about a teaspoon of cinnamon on the coffee grounds before I start the coffee pot. So yummy and if your coffee is a bit bitter it helps cut that.

[@hildavelez8609]

These are great. Thank you for giving me ideas. My youngest son will be leaving soon back to his University and it’s just me, myself and I. Thank you for giving me such great ideas. Beats expensive take out any time! You’re a gem!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you like these ideas, have a wonderful day😊💜

[@trumpgirl9291]

This was a great idea for a video. I have seen your other ones as well. Really nice meals for such a low cost! You are the sweetest person ❤️🙏🏻

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Amy! I really appreciate it :-)

[@somegladmourning443]

This is amazing! Such a great video and ideas for those struggling! It's amazing how cost effective it is to eat meals with no cheese or meat.

[@lilyspeer3612]

Trying this out this week. Yesterday I got the stuff for it (plus cinnamon and got 6 instead of 12 eggs because I get sick if I eat too many). Totaled to 11 dollars (minus the oats which I had). Yesterday I made the oats recipe using the microwave in our dorm and I made too much it was so filling. The bananas are the real natural sweetener and it’s better if you mix it in. I will update throughout the week.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Well thank you so very much, Lily for your feedback on these recipes! I’m happy to hear that that oatmeal turned out well for you. Thank you so very much for watching😉🙌🏼

[@lilyspeer3612]

Update: Cooked the pinto beans in my dorm (yay for free utilities), took about 2 and a half hours to cook and I started with olive oil, salt, and pepper. I forgot to put them in the fridge 😂. Considering it was my first time cooking dried beans I was very happy with the result though. The banana itself is perfect as breakfast when you can’t make the oatmeal and so is the Granny Smith apple. Turned out that I can get both the apples, bananas, and my own beans for free from the campus food exchange (bonus- Girl Scout cookies!). The carrots are a cheap and wonderful snack with ranch ($1 fancy stuff at the dollar tree, got before this) and I keep them on my desk now. The egg(s) with onion is such a good flavor when you put them together and I was very surprised. Overall everything I have made so far is very filling and I often don’t need much of any of it to get by well and full.

[@annalieff-saxby568]

I sometimes have to do the UK version of this. However, I have a pantry well stocked with basics like flour, rice, pasta, pulses and oats, plus I have an _ENORMOUS_ quantity of herbs, spices and other condiments, which makes things very easy when I'm completely brassic. Eggs are a lifesaver.

[@JuliaPacheco]

That is amazing to hear that you have such a large quantity of herbs spices and other essential items! That just is wonderful. Thank you so much for your positive feedback and I sure do appreciate you watching💜💜

[@annalieff-saxby568]

@@JuliaPacheco i just discovered your channel! Seasoning is all, I find. "Frugal Food" around the world is pretty much the same: a regional carb, pulse, veg, and a small amount of protein, but with the right seasonings you can eat in a different country every night!

[@chantalliversuch4495]

Holy food is insanely cheap at Walmart in the states everything you grabbed would be about $25-30 here in Canada

[@valiaudet3415]

Australia would cost more.

[@outsidethecubicle22]

Yup food is cheaper in USA.

[@deborahcrutchfield5022]

Wow

[@numbernine3436]

I'm in the southern u.s. . Except for the eggs,, I was thinking everything seemed less expensive than where I live. I shopped this wkend, was shocked that a 5# bag of flour was nearly $5.

[@alid6060]

@@numbernine3436 depends on where you shop...

[@bd0821]

Congrats...if you can keep that up you will eventually be very well off financially. It's not how much you make, it's how much you spend.

[@Mushroom321-]

Exactly!!😼👏👏👏

[@yellowbird5411]

That is why when financial "gurus" tell people to go get that second or third job and don't go over how much they are spending, it is a shallow answer to how to manage money. Spending is the other side of earning. However, with earning you must give away a part for taxes. With not spending, you are saving the whole amount you are saving with no sacrifice. Additionally, when we spend, we don't think about the tax that bumps up how much we are spending. In Florida it's 7% I think. If I buy that appliance for $49.99 I don't think of it as $50 which is trap number one. Trap number two is that with tax, it comes to $53.50. If I buy it from a thrift store I might find it for $5. This is how we throw our money away. Learn to wait to get the things you want, either on sale or used.

[@TheBrilesBunch]

You did amazing and had some really great ideas on a $10 budget. Wow! 💞

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it💜😊

[@tinasirmans7748]

I'm so proud to see young parents monitor their money and nutrition

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Tina💜

[@minimalistmal2977]

Wow, I love this video of great ideas. You prove a person wrong when a single person says they can't eat off of 10$. Love it.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so very much for your positive feedback here. I sure do appreciate you watching!

[@YT-ml8gz]

Food is always a blessing.

[@jodythomas1159]

This was a great video Julia! Please consider doing more of these. It really helps to see options for meal while being both health & budget conscious. 💞

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Jody! I’m so glad you enjoyed this :-) have a wonderful day!

[@ANITAWEAPON]

Please do more of these! I need more budget friendly recipies.

[@juliapoj8860]

Although I am blessed to not be on a tight food budget, I love watching your videos because they give others with smaller budgets realistic but also fresh and healthy meal options. A lot of the other "budget videos" use a lot of processed foods from the dollar store and while it may work in a pinch, it's not the healthiest way to live long term.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Oh, Julia, thank you so very much. You are such a great support here and I appreciate all that positive feedback💜💜

[@samsiev5282]

Came searching for cheap meals to make especially being that I love too cook...amazing how much food price has changed in the course of a year..eggs are now $5...large container of oats like $4

[@JuliaPacheco]

Absolutely! Things have just gotten crazy for sure. I hope you can use some of these recipes though and have a great rest of your weekend😀

[@airbornecow1]

now this is the type of food i need to buy when i have mortgages, car payments, bills - _ -. i need to save money

[@lynnegordon6749]

It's been a long time since I started watching your channel. I enjoy watching how you stretch your budget, Julia. Eggs are over $3 a dozen at my closest grocery store. Ouch.

[@janemulvenna9598]

That Walmart is beautiful,just like the scenery. Your wee girl is such a cutie. What did your husband study and do now? I’d definitely have to add soy sauce. My husband loves salt. A habit I can’t break him out of. This is such a great community video right now when the middle class are also experiencing problems and really have no idea how to feed their families.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much Jane! I really appreciate it:) my husband helps me with my videos! Have a wonderful week😊

[@annalisarussell2983]

Hi, your channel popped up on suggested channels to watch. I just finished watching his video and I happily subscribed. Thank you!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much and Annalisa! That means a lot to me😀

[@anumatis]

I make bean dip and have with warm tortillas. You can use beans and rice or beans and oats to make nice burgers. You can add 1 egg, so ingredients keep well together. For more interesting taste, grate one carrot into the mixture. Roast them in the oven or fry in a pan.

[@JuliaPacheco]

Wow! Way to be creative. Thank you so much for sharing that and I sure do appreciate you watching🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@kassondracable6192]

Your walmart and the view are gorgeous!! 😍 And girl you're a champ for eating oatmeal with no sugar! I know the banana and apple may have helped but fewwww, I couldn't do that.

[@krystleredding3607]

My exact thought

[@sadi3kins]

I like to use honey in mine instead of sugar 😋

[@carmenwheatley7316]

I know it’s not really healthy but I use a tablespoon or two of my French vanilla coffee creamer to make it sweet/flavored. It also gives it a creamy texture.

[@JuliaPacheco]

It definitely is way better with sugar!😆

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Vanilla helps give it a sweetness too but I load it w/cinnamon & some nutmeg too. SALT is very important with any grain. It actually helps sweetness also but the overall flavor is enhanced. 1tsp per cup of grain-if it’s rolled/flakes grain tho, only 1/2tsp per cup. So this recipe would need scant 1/2tsp salt added.

[@rosegroshek1218]

What a pretty Walmart! I love how descriptive you are for everything you buy and I love the ideas! Your prices are pretty similar to prices by me in Wisconsin, but our eggs are usually around a $1-$1.25

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :-)

[@lsun5322]

Awesome ideas!! You should make a cookbook!

[@Angel-rq3pi]

She could do it on Amazon Print on Demand.... I say YES PLEASE!!!!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Thank you so much! I’m definitely trying to work on it😊

[@christina7991]

Totally agree! I'd definitely buy one!

[@tessaperigo496]

I would buy it

[@patriciahager949]

Brilliant young woman! Her ideas might literally save someone from being hungry or even starvation. Well done!

[@JuliaPacheco]

Wow! Well thank you so very much Patricia for that very positive feedback. I sure do appreciate that!😀

[@stevenhenry3191]

Hi