HOW TO EAT FOR $10 A WEEK! EMERGENCY GROCERY HAUL

Let's see if I can plan dinner for a week with absolutely no coupons and only $10. I decided to try this at Aldi. The prices are reasonable and since Aldi doesn't accept coupons I wouldn't be tempted to use any. I had a ton of fun doing this. Let me know what you would have spent the $10 on.
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How I eat when I'm Broke! Dinner for a Week Only $10 at Aldi No Coupons ! No eating out!

[@onecutecouponer]

🎉Thanks for watching! This video premiered LIVE. To join the live chat, click the “Live Chat” icon next to the Thumbs up selection. While you’re there don’t forget to “Like” the video. What would you have done differently? Did you like what we bought?

[@pattygreen915]

Breakfast for dinner is a cheap meal 😁 Spaghetti Mac and cheese Grilled cheese There are all the meals I grew up on 💜

[@toniareynolds5403]

In these times it's more difficult, but I'm going to do this challenge and see what I come up with. Your meal!👍👍

[@mommynab]

Dry rice, dry beans. Takes longer to cook but cheaper. And a big package of chicken for even $6 can make a lot of meals plus a soup so $3 of vegetables & $1 for a starch like dry rice may have worked.

[@vincentreagan383]

Able to fry them up in an air fryer!!??

[@vincentreagan383]

Well, when I make spaghetti I brown 1 pound of hamburger and cook up a pound of Italian Sausage and put that in the sauce. I think it could be an expensive me. Could be cheap if you omit the meat.

[@proudmammaof6148]

The package of chicken quarters, rice and two packages of frozen veggies would be a good combination if it came in under budget. That would make several meals and would definitely be satisfying meals.

[@traceyd1829]

I was thinking the exact same thing cause you can cut the leg quarters and have a lot more.

[@proudmammaof6148]

@@traceyd1829 I was thinking since those are 10 pound bags of leg quarters there would be plenty of meat for 7 days and the bones could be used to broth. The idea they came up with was a good amount of food for one meal as well.

[@traceyd1829]

@@proudmammaof6148I agree they did really good with the idea.

[@kenyonbissett3512]

Safeway/Vons 10lbs chicken quarters $0.69lb = $6.90 + $0.78 brown rice 1lb + frozen broccoli 12oz $0.77 & carrots 1lb $1.29 = $9.74

[@amandasnailtasticnails9657]

Yeah I grew up with eating chicken n rice with a vegetable on the side. The chicken n rice that I grew up with my mom put cream of mushroom soup on top and baked.

[@yvonnepalmquist8676]

A bag of dry rice is usually half the price of instant rice. If you were able to swap that, the budge would have allowed for a taco seasoning packet to flavor it. Definitely making the "struggle meal" rice and beans part of a Mexican style meal plan takes the "struggle" out of a meal of rice and beans. Yum!

[@vanessas.6893]

Yes bag rice would have been cheaper and beans and a head of lettuce with the tomatoes

[@vincentreagan383]

Red beans and rice is delicious just serve up with some cornbread. Still inexpensive! :)

[@anitamiller5913]

I have to agree on the regular uncooked rice. Also uncooked beans are cheaper than canned ones. Could have gotten something else like lettuce and taco seasoning.

[@jessicaallen6319]

Girl cabbage! You can make it so many different ways: soup, make fried cabbage, add sausage, potatoes serve with a box of cornbread and that’s a meal, a side, the works. Plus when you cut it there’s so much of it.

[@ravensdreamsx]

I was thinking cabbage rolls.

[@lindanizamoff7981]

I buy cabbage every week and you can make layered cabbage with cooked rice, frozen or canned mixed veg, meat, and tomato sauce, cover it, and throw it in the oven for an hour and it does not cost much. You don't need meat either.

[@theresaduffy8222]

I could eat burritos all week long, but not the salisbury steak. Alternatively, you could buy a bunch of food for burrito bowls / tacos and mix them up a little. Rice, black and refried beans, chips and/ or tortillas, tomatoes/ salsa ,taco seasoning, corn, ground turkey ?, onions, lettuce or cabbage. Possibly cheese. But of course, it’s easier to think of these things when I’m not in the store and don’t know the prices. I love these videos. You and your sister are so entertaining. And you are doing us a great service during these crazy food price surges.

[@meliss9536]

Agreed, I ate bean and cheese burritos all the time since elementary school 😛

[@amour4627]

you should have bought that tube of turkey burger, ground it up in the pan cut up those tomatoes add black beans and onions sprinkle taco package with stock or water, pour over rice or noodles or just add spaghetti sauce

[@incu311chick]

I think you guys did good. I would have gotten the following(based on my local pricing at my Aldi) long grain rice 3lb-$2.45 2 bags of frozen mixed vegetables-$1.70 2 Premium pork sausage roll-$2.50 1 can black beans-$.79 1 can diced tomatoes w/green chilies-$.79 Instant garlic mashed potatoes-$.65 Total $8.88+$.73 tax=$9.61 To make the following meals -rice,beans,sausage diced tomatoes -“fried rice” rice, mixed vegetables, sausage(soy sauce pantry staple) -potatoes,mixed vegetables, sausage into meatballs

[@jerrieanderson2245]

You have a great combo here. I think I might get these because of the variety you made up. Great job!

[@sharonhall2277]

Ooooh! A variety of meals. That would go down easier than eating the same thing everyday. But did you really get a roll of sausage for $1.25 or did you forget to double that $2.50?

[@christiesmith978]

Best one yet. Getting better, but think along the lines of paying bulk of your budget for a VERSATILE MEAT that can be split and prepared in many different ways & only worry about sides. That way not the same menu EVERYDAY. And do not worry about serving size bc most people will eat a slight more than that. Can't wait 'til the next challenge. You could do $25 budget for breakfast, lunch and dinner for 5 days.

[@alwayslearning9272]

Great ideas and suggestions, especially doing it to cover your 3 main meals for the day. :)

[@Angela-yo8pn]

Dry beans, and a bag of rice you cook would bring the price down! Then maybe you could get sour cream or salsa!!!

[@LADYSILVERWOLF028]

Love it. This is a very real struggle for so many people.

[@timekabolden5309]

💯💯💯💯💯😩

[@damselinadress2069]

I'm an Aldi loyalist. Great food and good prices. But lately everything is sooooo pricey now. Eggs in Aldi in the NYC area were $3.99 for regular and $2.95 for organic (what?). I saw a dozen organic eggs in a supermarket 2 weeks ago for $7, $8 and $9 a DOZEN!!!! I took a pic to show people because it's so crazy! Fresh Buffalo wings in Aldi were $20 a package and the large fresh salmon was nearly $26 per fish!! Let's not start on the fuel costs. I believe we are largely being price gouged with some of the prices. Ridiculous!

[@ruthwhite3938]

Never been impressed with Aldi, and now that prices rose...nope. I bought a dozen eggs at my local "higher end" store today for $1.99. Even Walmart beats Aldi now.

[@laurenlong3169]

I’m so shocked at the food prices, I thought things were going up crazy here in the UK. I live in the South-East of England and in Aldi you can currently get a 15 box of eggs for £1.29 which equates to about $1.58, these prices are madness. 😕

[@renetaylor1186]

I know. One year i bought eggs for under 1$ a doz at Aldi. Their prices fluctuate just like Randazzo fruit veg markets.

[@renetaylor1186]

My food pantry Church still helps with fresh fruit and vegetables and meat

[@szusieypb]

I was shocked when I bought my daughter a buttered roll for 2.95 here in a deli in nyc….WTH

[@melissajakob4277]

With ALDI, I think it's easier to spend $20-30 for ingredients that will last 2-3 weeks. It still costs about $10 per week, but it's easier to do it that way because many of their items are sold in big quantities that cost more.

[@theresaduffy8222]

Exactly. Especially fresh produce.

[@proudmammaof6148]

I agree with doing this as well if the budget allows.

[@amandasnailtasticnails9657]

Yeah I can make my 20 stretch between wks.

[@dhend3538]

If regular one lbs bags or rice and beans were bought it would have stretched further instead of instant and canned

[@darlenebailey1784]

I might would have gotten salsa instead of tomatoes. You would have been able to dip your chips in that. But great idea

[@redcougar64]

And / or Rotel...

[@nicolecollins8507]

I'd love to see a kid friendly one like this. I have 5 kids and my grandbaby during the week so it gets expensive to say the lest!

[@tergar1]

All for $10, that wonderful. How about doing one for a family of 4 and only spending $25. I love those burritos and I offend buy the chicken nuggets; one bag can last me up to 10 days. Thank you, ladies I had a wonderful time, watching!!😉

[@lauriewilliams9220]

this was fun to watch! Loved your challenge. Just an alternative ....instead of the tomato and chips you could swap them for 1 more can of beans, a pack of cilantro, 1 can of Casa Mamita Diced Tomatoes w/ Green Chilies and 1 can of tomato paste. Menu would be burritos, Spanish rice, and Spanish black beans with cilantro!

[@vanessab.6682]

1. Tomato 2. Beef and bean burritos 3. Restaurant style chips 4. Rice 5. Black beans

[@renitas.7973]

But a struggle meal is eating the same thing all the time or every day. Again I say a 3-5 dollar pack of ground meat (split it 3 ways). 1 package of aldii spaghetti sauce $1, 1 jar Aldi spaghetti sauce $1, beans for chilli, taco kit .... spaghetti, chili and tacos... 3 different meals variety and healthy...

[@NikkiPumpkin31]

Love this. It is a struggle out here. I have three children but only one is home now and my son is 17 and I make sure he gets all his stuff because he has Asperger’s and he’s a picky eater so I spend most of my money for the month on him and then I budget for myself so I’ll go to the store and I’ll get a pack of 20 small tortillas La banderita and then I grab two things of sharp cheese and butter and I will live off of them that way he has what he needs ❤️

[@andrealaber9692]

Bless your heart sweetie. Prayers.

[@nikitabudgets4201]

So I did something like this for my grocery budget only on one income right now. I doubled the budget to $20/person because there is 2 of us. Went to Walmart, and only spent $26, I still have a few more things to get that I’m gonna get at Aldi, but it’s definitely possible.

[@shardaetiaire5086]

Love this video I’d say do a budget of $20-$25 for a week for those unable to afford much it’s help people however you can definitely have a budget of $15 under for a week (have watched your past videos love them) if you’re buying the food but everything else you have at home for seasonings it works out ( example do the variety box of oatmeal for breakfast and also can try making the burrito bowls for a week or a salsa and chips make your own of course for dinner and then noodles 🍜 or PBJ or a healthy sandwich for lunch )

[@becalmlivelifetothefullest6752]

I'm not trying to sing if I would I could starve all day. I really like the challenges I just eat a lot of salad no meat to save money👍💯🥗🥕🥑🥙

[@YveWin]

If you have flour, you can make your own tortillas. The cabbage could have been cut into wedges and grilled. You can stuff tomatoes and you bypassed all the pasta and instant mashed potatoes. But a nice job considering the highway robbery that is food prices right now. 🙂

[@amigale2736]

Maybe you can do a Lasagna. With ground Turkey a jar a spaghetti sauce and ricotta or cottage cheese which ever is cheaper. Shredded mozzarella. Or shredd your own. That would last all week. Or you could do chicken and dumplings. With a cheap family pack of chicken and canned buttermilk biscuits and salad.

[@daniellacruz6672]

Tuna melts with tomatoes and lettuce is a great option

[@twinboys6401]

Great job. I would have gotten: ground turkey, pasta, real rice ( in a bag), tomato. Pasta with turkey and tomato’s, ground turkey over rice Done! I enjoy watching the two of you. I love Aldi

[@Ash-2006T]

I’m just happy y’all weren’t in there right at closing again lol. 😂😂 great job!!!

[@Kimberly-gq3us]

The struggle 😂 I would have gotten ingredients that could be transformed more into different meals with the same ingredients as opposed to eating the SAME thing every day. For example, the zucchini would have been great chopped as a salad, made into noodles, etc. hope you do a video like this, will be hard but that’s part of the struggle 😂 Also wouldn’t get two of the same items, like two bean products or two tortilla items because that’s money could have been spent on a different taste option!

[@TH-dj3zo]

Yup its a struggle for so many ppl. I tried doing what the two of you are doing. But found that if I did 2 wks at a time it was easier. Because this way I was able to buy say whole chicken and not have it 5 days in a row. Yes even if prepared diff. Same with ground beef.

[@yvonnepalmquist8676]

Their zucchini and tomatoes were a nice price. I would do a pasta, sauce and ground turkey. Add the tomatoes to the sauce, and zoodle the zucchini and make it part of my "pasta" bulk. A budget meal that did not forget to keep it healthy with added veggies!

[@amandasnailtasticnails9657]

Yes I love eating veggie pasta. I’ll do my pasta and a ton load of veggies like zucchini, mushrooms, and even carrots. I’ll even add in a little onion. I’ll do meat if I can but this fills me up without adding the meat. I’ll even add in a can of tomatoes or pasta sauce what ever I have on hand.

[@ayngemac]

I remember when eggs were down to 48 cents a dozen at Aldi. That was about 5 years ago or so? I could not believe it.

[@anabroom1183]

Ericka”how many jalapeños Can you actually eat?” Me 2 a day 😅

[@jasmineroy9982]

I'd buy the lb of rice, canned tomato/green Chiles, canned corn and a taco seasoning packet. As well as the burritos

[@joyroberts8266]

I love two! But, you should learn 2 shop the old school way! My mother always told me 2 not run out of staples. Buy Bisquik or biscuit mix cause you could make various things w/ it. Next, a bag of rice & beans,you soak them overnight & you pay about $1 4 it. That’s $3.50, including the Bisquik. Then get some bananas or sweet potatoes whichever is cheaper. You don’t need eggs. You can use bananas 2 Make Your pancakes or biscuits, if you want them fluffy. Get some baking powder if you want 2 bake cakes or anything like that. Also, get some flour ($2.50). You can make gravy 4 your rice. You’ve got beans there goes another meal. With that flour you can make your own pastas, flour tortillas, you bought those tomatoes, add them 2 Your flour tortillas & you got tom

[@DelawareResident]

Chicken leg quarters, rice and cream of mushroom soup can make a great chicken rice casserole that would be filling and tasty!

[@holliemorris7688]

Great job! I would have gotten dry rice and salsa with the savings of the instant rice. This is my first time watching but will be back for more!

[@antoinettedamiano6890]

You guys are so much fun!

[@Jereshification]

I love these $10 meal challenges!

[@sherrybrown8608]

Aldis need to sponsor you. This is the second time you have should us how to eat on a budget at this store even though the prices have went up. Kudos to you.

[@tiffanyc8307]

Potatoes is always great, baked, homemade fries, and mashed. You can buy different things and make different meals without eating same thing a day

[@user-mk2ok8zi9m]

Good shopping video I would have bought regular rice it would have come in for around a $1 a pound. I would have made or bought refried beans. The burritos were a great choice.

[@margaretwhite961]

Yes! The egg prices are ridiculous.

[@thomaspfizenmaier1400]

You gals are awesome. So fun to watch. Thank you 😊

[@deborahthomas8558]

GOD GOT US IN HIS HANDS BE BLESSED ALWAYS 💛🙏YOU GOT THIS

[@marlenestamm9461]

A box of stuffing. Hollow out your tomato chop up meat mix with stuffing an a veg. Good meal

[@thepetuniatube]

I don't think I would have gotten chips and rice to go with a burrito that is wrapped in a flour tortilla. It also had beans inside so I wouldn't have gotten the beans either. Variety is the key to a healthy diet. I would swap out the instant rice for the regular old fashioned takes a little longer to cook but is usually less expensive rice and not gotten the chips. Then I would look for ways to incorporate more veggies into the meal.The fresh zucchini is really good grilled. I agree that it is easier to shop for two to three weeks so you can add in things like seasonings.

[@MyDearJournal11]

Love this challenge especially $10 meals!

[@mposey-yy8il]

I would have bought the Salisbury steak and two bags of veggies. Beef broth, rice and cabbage and made soup with one of the steaks and left over veggies and rice.

[@theonewhomjesusloves7360]

You could do a stir fry with the zucchini, the cabbage, garlic, onions, bell peppers, soy sauce or whatever sauce and seasonings you have at home, rice and a small piece of meat...healthy...or maybe go to the dollar tree for some items. Also if you got dry beans you could have made a pot which would last several days and you could have made bean dip for your chips

[@susansarver7155]

For a filling meal chop up 2 of the Salisbury steaks put it in the cooked rice and but the gravy on top.

[@ericasutton4981]

Thank you for teaching me to think outside of the box!!!! This was such a huge help!

[@brooklynct9925]

I shop at different stores for deals. Aldi's is ok for some stuff but not for veggies and fruit and meats. Some things I get at Dollar tree. I'd get the prego sauce, eggs, pasta or a bag of flour tortillas, frozen veggies. At aldi's I'd get the frozen turkey the bread, rice and a can of beans if I had enough. With that I'd have variety for different ideas. Rice, beans and ground turkey and veggies. Ground turkey burger. With the ground turkey, add prego sauce and if you got pasta it's a meal. Egg sandwiches. Scrambled eggs on flour tortillas. Plus if you have some ingredients at home you can add it like onions. Prices depends what's better at aldi's or dollar tree or another super market.

[@mandlerparr1]

Meatballs would have been yummy. $5.55, Spaghetti noodles, $1. Pasta sauce $1.39. 2 cans of corn or mix vegetables, .65 each. $9.24. And only using half the bag of meatballs, so food saved for next week. or see if there is any markdown bread and save some of the sauce and make meatball sandwiches. Lunch and dinner without a lot of cooking. Your videos make me start thinking of ideas.

[@kimmij9670]

I would have got a jar of salsa instead of the tomatoes 🍅

[@dwynn57]

I agree, I would have gotten a bag of long grain rice along with the turkey and with the tomatoes and beans could have maybe gotten a seasoning pack of taco seasoning and made soup. possibly some boullion cubes for added flavor.

[@angelamoret8045]

When feeding a family on a budget you definitely have to make it work that was a good meal. Thanks

[@debhenry8159]

When struggling with money, people are not able to have fancy, multi course or even healthy meals. How can this be done with basics? Think like a poor person. What about alternative suppliers like farmers markets? What about applying a plan and coupons and ibotta offers? Homemade items also help save money. Prepared foods are usually the first to go for poor people. I never forget where i come from as i could be back there tomorrow ;) 💕. Just ideas.

[@sweetchocolate179]

Y'all didn't wanna do a struggle meal but that's exactly what y'all did. You could have did rice, beans 2×, and chicken legs or the frozen (raw) breast or tenderloins. You could cook the chicken different ways. Baked, fried, barbecues. 7 days and you wouldn't get tired of the meal

[@carrottopsrgreen124]

Burrito bowls: Bag of rice you have to cook instead of the instant...brown if possible. Jar of salsa. Couple of cans of black beans @.72/can. Or even better, a bag of dried beans if you know how/have time to cook them. And Aldi had those bags of mixed vegetables for .57 the other day...buy two. Healthier than the frozen burritos and you'd have vegetables too. I don't have the prices of Aldi things in front of me, but if you had enough $$ left over, a bag of shredded cheese would be a nice addition, but not necessary. I love these videos; please keep them coming!!!!

[@crushed_peach4942]

These are my favorite videos to watch! Incredibly helpful!! Thank you!!

[@irismarie6515]

YOU FREAKIN NAILEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD THIS.

[@belbe417]

if you unroll the burrito and crush up some chips and sprinkle some tomato inside it , you have a double blast of flavour :). Cool Meal idea, you pivoted and swerved n hit a home run!

[@charlenelaguer7072]

You all did very well in keeping with your budget and making delicious meals for the week at the same time! Kudos!!!

[@onecutecouponer]

Thank you!

[@pamelagillikin9056]

Prices are so high but you did great, beans and rice was my first choice only I was thinking dry beans so you would get more servings. Maybe some hot dogs, not expensive brand. Wal-Mart has big bags of rice for $2.58. Just some thoughts. Have a great day.

[@ivanaperez8776]

Cabbage soup recipe my sisters trainer gave her is Cabbage 1 can of Rotel and ur choice of ground meat(whatever seasoning you like) cheap easy healthy

[@TheMkrueger05]

I cant believe eggs are $3 there lol My husband and I absolutely love zucchini and eggs with cheese. The store we bought it from in south carolina we could get a weeks worth of it for about $6 to $7 we also substitute zucchini for tomatoes sometimes.

[@beanieboocollector101]

Love ALDI , the struggle is real Thank you Erica

[@sylviaramirez6171]

Love your 10$ challenges

[@CHRIS-mt6dl]

You guys killed it. Best challenge I’ve watched.

[@onecutecouponer]

Thank you!

[@justmo2023]

Awesome tips! I am also doing freezer challenges.

[@crfishinmom2824]

We are in this budget the next two weeks. Thank you for doing this.

[@gobrodsky933]

Great job ladies, but instead of the tomatoes, I would have gotten a jar of the Casa Mamita Salsa. Large jar...I think the price is around 1.29.

[@christiesmith978]

You do not get INSTANT RICE, you get a bag of rice and cook it.

[@5boysmomma]

What about the rice that you actually cook for 20 minutes? That bag of rice would be much cheaper and you could also get the zucchini too ! To stretch a meal you need gravy I think. Any kind of inexpensive meat a few veg and gravy rice or noodles. And if any money is left a salad with oil and vinegar (these are pantry staples)

[@debbielovett3087]

I think you could have stretch the budget by using a bag of regular rice (not minute rice) and dry beans instead of canned. It would take longer to cook those items but you would have gotten more food for less money.

[@jessicagreen346]

Awesome video I love your positive energy

[@naomichristian1099]

Fun video! I think you should've gotten the package of chicken, cabbage (fried cabbage), tomatoes, and something green. Looking forward to seeing the next video.

[@kelviethrasher9436]

We eat leftover rice in the morning fried up with an egg and butter all mixed up. Also a bag of potatoes goes along way.

[@skyeblue5669]

PASTA it's cheap and you get a big bag for like $1

[@nancyculp6968]

You would be better off with the meatballs. I have taken a bag of them and turned it into a meal of sloppy Joe’s, homemade vegetable beef soup, Chile and spaghetti meat sauce...to use in a pasta bake and stuffed bell peppers. Got to think out of the box!

[@shinymommy]

I would have kept the salad and ditched the nachos for a taco salad feel work the burritos. With rice tomatoes and beans in the salad! Yum!

[@chapterbichapter821]

Y’all should try cooking the burrito on a pan with a little oil. Get it golden brown on each side. It’s so good. But microwave it first to thaw out.

[@debbiekaten3803]

Great job staying under budget! I would love to see more challenges like this! 😊

[@quetta561]

Burritos stew the tomato’s toss the rice in it(Spanish rice) with salad on the side would’ve been a great meal(not a struggle meal)

[@meliss9536]

Love these videos so much! Definitely going to channel this for the next few weeks. Hope to see another soon.

[@kaneeshahollingsworth7725]

Crazy part is we dont eat half that stuff and I've literally had to wash cars to afford the food prices now its crazy this video helps tho it's a real struggle especially for people who dont eat margarine or cow milk of frozen meats it really sucks thanks for trying to make it a lil better

[@michelleadams8309]

I think u did pretty good, but i would have missed a little greens or some salad 🥗 for the week. Enjoy watching you girls take care

[@gratiagriffith9218]

Sis you can make chicken and rice. Boil the chicken then add rice and season to taste. You can get cabbage and make fried cabbage. Make homemade cornbread ooo child. Or spaghetti. But yall did good. If you not sure about how to cook the cabbage there are some great recipes on KZbin.

[@Spyinak]

I love soup for budget eating. Split peas using ham lunch meat to flavor , cheap Knorr boullion cubes, a couple of carrots and a small onion is easily under $10. You can also buy corn bread muffins or french bread for a filler and maybe have money for some butter. :-)

[@caroldieball4293]

You 2 ladies are incredible! I loved watching you both work together and talk things out, rather than the usual solo youtube host. It was nice to hear some actual conversation and reactions about all this sudden inflation, and you were both so positive and problem solved your challenge so well. I felt like I was just watching 2 of my friends, and we're all in this together. I just discovered your channel, and I hope you make lots more videos together!

[@pattybanzhof]

the plated food here looks AMAZING! like what you did with the rice and beans topped w/tomato, looks fancy and healthy. mmmm its only 8:30 am here this is making my mouth water

[@nessa8930]

Hi loved the video of course!! I do have 2 ideas of what I would have done a bit different 1st I probably would have made chimichangas so I would have fried the burritos. My 2nd idea is I would have bought dry rice bc it's cheaper and I would have boiled the tomatoes or I would have bought a can of tomato sauce to make mexican rice.

[@timekabolden5309]

Beans, rice, veggies, fruit, potatoes

[@shakacooper8910]

Perfect 👍

[@ashley.m.9835]

There's always leftover gravy on the Salisbury steak. Refreeze it to top some rice & beans with whatever other veggies leftover

[@emilysophie9709]

Oats are a cheap source of food and perfect for Breakfast !😊

[@suehayden5520]

Great job! Looks delicious and I wouldn’t mind eating burritos all week at all!

[@cashflo.]

Love your challenge… for some people this is real so your video can give some idea .the only thing I may have change I would have left the tomatoes and got some kind of salsa and some and block of cheese and I would had both the reg rice and not instant rice .. you did good

[@cherishwallace3517]

FOR THOSE ON A BUDGET: Don’t discount vegan recipes or veggies. A bag of potatoes can go a long way. You can make wonderful 3 ingredient mashed potatoes, some french fries, or incorporate them into a soup. Homemade chili is also quite inexpensive if you leave out the meat and don’t forget that a bag of beans can really stretch!! Buying whole foods is sometimes the cheapest route vs buying the packaged produce. For example, a bag of lettuce is only a few ounces while a chopped head of lettuce will deliver 3x more.