INGREDIENTS
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big brands = big bucks
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set a budget. what can you afford to spend on groceries each month? $100? $
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speaking of crackers
1 serving
fruit
1 serving
grapes
1 serving
apples
1 serving
oranges
1 serving
bananas
1 serving
something extra
1 serving
veggies
1 serving
carrots
1 serving
cabbage
1 serving
lettuce
1 serving
peppers
1 serving
cucumbers
1 serving
broccoli
1 serving
tomatoes
1 serving
onion
1 serving
sweet potato
1 serving
something extra
1 serving
bread and grain
1 serving
tortillas
1 serving
dairy
1 serving
milk
1 serving
coffee creamer
1 serving
fage
1 serving
cheese sticks
1 serving
vanilla yogurt
1 serving
meat
1 serving
chicken
1 lb
ground turkey
1 serving
eggs
1 serving
hummus
1 serving
raisins
1 serving
popcorn
1 serving
pickles
1 serving
food
1 serving
various types of beans
1 serving
fruit
1 serving
corn
1 serving
green beans
1 serving
spaghetti sauce
1 serving
pasta
1 serving
rice
1 serving
olive oil
1 serving
this is the big key to budget shopping. we only grocery shop once a month. once
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try store-brand products
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say "no" to snack foods
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say "no" to drinks like sodas and fruit juices
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cut back on cheese and meat
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shop smart. make a list and buy mostly plants. done
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an actual dubose shopping cart
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in my last post i mentioned that we to a very tight grocery budget
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yes. i can be done
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plan ahead
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wants and needs
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snacks
1 can
this is our staple list. i've found i come up
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make it work
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the little things count
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check
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bring your own reusable from home
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even after all that
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i have shopping recei to prove it! this is literally what that list above costs at aldi