How to Eat for $10 a Week | Dollar Tree Budget Meal Plan | Emergency Grocery Haul 

Great job.

My sincere hope you and your daughter are facing better days now. I’m so sorry about your husband!!

God bless you. You're obviously very bright. Keep punching. Dream big. Count on God.

Last I knew chicken,fish and turkey are meats.

God bless you and your family

Thanks for some quick easy recipes also

I totally agree. It was like she made "take out" quality food too. It all looked delicious.

Yep

I totally agree!!

Anyone can choose highly processed foods, so what is your point?

This is so true thank you

you was not alone

I'm glad you are doing alright.

Glad things eased up for you. So frustrated with the perception that most people are abusing the system. Does that happen? Sure! But the vast majority of people I came in contact with when I was working in that system were truly doing their best. Unfortunately the few abusers get most of the press.

Almost no one is abusing it. There's propaganda against support systems because some people want to reroute that money to tax cuts and corporate subsidies

I agree with you. It made me listen to her even more intently as I feel she really cares about people and teaching them about how they can do it too.

If you've got just a few more dollars and you go to a discount grocer like Sav-a-Lot or Aldi's, you can add a bag of onions, a bag of apples, a bag of potatoes, two cans of tuna, and a couple of cans of crushed tomatoes or tomato paste for about $12 and the next week you won't need to spend that whole $12 because you'll still have at least half the potatoes and more than half of the onions. Those weeks you can also buy some pasta and that's when you'll be able to use the onions. and tomatoes with your spices to make pasta sauce. Or if you have one more bag of pinto beans you can use half of that plus your tomatoes and onions to make chili. Maybe you alternate between sweet potatoes and white potatoes when you got the sweet potatoes you can eat them microwave with butter and cinnamon or you can even make sweet potato pie with them. Raisins aren't cheap but they sure go a long ways to add flavor to things and they're a nice addition to a lunch for the kids. In fact a peanut butter and raisins sandwich is pretty darn good. Bananas are cheap and they go great of course plane or in serial including in oatmeal and the peanut butter and banana sandwich is yummy and nutritious. A bunch of celery at Aldi's is about a dollar 49 and peanut butter on a stalk of celery is amazingly yummy. Somehow the celery taste sweet when you eat it with the peanut butter and it's nothing like you would imagine. Kids might be reluctant to try it the once they do they'll ask for it. If you've got cabbage potatoes onions tomatoes you have vegetable soup and that's a good time to use your little bit of neat because it goes a long way in a suit just like if you're going to use tease you don't want to use it on a sandwich at that will use it right up but a little cheese with the tuna and pasta and you've got a yummy dinner! If you also buy a large container of old fashioned oatmeal that's $2 and you can feed two kids for a month of breakfast's on that oatmeal. If you have enough money to buy a jar of peanut butter and another carton of eggs you can make everything from tuna salad to omelettes. You can slice the apples up and cook them with cinnamon, you can put them whole in. lunch buckets or sliced with peanut butter. You can dice them into oatmeal with cinnamon. You can dice them into pancakes are put cinnamon applesauce on top of the pancakes. You can peel them and boil them and mash them into applesauce which also makes a great topping for pancakes or ingredient for apple cake. It doesn't add nutrition but if your kids don't like playing eggs buying a bottle of bacon bits type Salad Topping can add that bacon flavor to them enough that they will enjoy eating them on a sandwich.

@@myfirstnamemylastname2994 Good ideas!

@@myfirstnamemylastname2994 if people have the stores and their area

@@myfirstnamemylastname2994 wow! Those were alot of great tips, thanks!

In my opinion, that was beautifully said! Lol. ♥️

@@hop529ddlft ha same

Winning THE LOTTERY ruins a rather substantial amount of "winner's" lives. I wouldnt wish it on anyone

those who play the lotto are dumb - they are giving their money to past winners

Check out The Wolfe Pit on RU-vid. Lots of great cheap meal recipes on his channel.

Dollar Tree literally saved my life when I was going through a rough patch. I don't need them like I did once, but you can still find great value there.

Why don’t you get a job ?

@@posseruthless7096 He or she is an elderly person, and in some states food and rent are very expensive

@@posseruthless7096 why don't u find a heart. Also learn to read. They said they were an elderly person.

*advice

@@Ultamami really?

Amen, I was trying to find the words, but you did! 💯

She is, i just wish she wouldn't say " go ahead" in every other sentence. Is that a regional thing?

She is the biggest sweetheart, her channel should be so much bigger.

Check out Running On Plants here on RU-vid if you think this is something impressive.

What annoys me when I hear people say they're a broke college student

Apparently you weren't truly poor. There were times we literally ate scraps that were leftover from school, because there was $0 money for weeks at a time. So, yeah, you can be so poor you can't feed yourself.

@@clhart8405 and you know this about me how? I was just trying to be positive but if you wanna troll go ahead. I don't forget where I came. from.

Just a note that this person's great and helpful video content still isn't an excuse to be a judgmental person about the lives of others. The people you're "annoyed with" may have other issues at play in their lives you aren't privy to. A meal plan like this looks different for someone who lives in their car or in a motel, someone who has kids to feed, someone who has food allergies, etc, etc. You're probably going to clap back to this like I'm insulting you, but I'm not - just asking you to open your mind.

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i think we have all been financially humbled in recent years! we're wiser and more patient!

Financially Humbled ...poignant statement

I’m sure you know that your worth is not tied to your finances and environment. May God bless and keep you as you adjust to less right now. Remember things don’t have to remain the same forever. Nothing does. And there is also always hope that the situation will change for the better. You can take such steps as you can to improve your finances and there is always help in even smallish communities if you don’t let pride hold you back. Best of wishes to you.

@@heidimeigs5192 thank you for your kind words 🙏🏾

Thats about the same I have for an entire month and some of that I dont spend on food, some is for soap, clothes, shoes, medicine, hobbies, bus money or saving for unforseen expenses. And I dont get free food, so yeah its good to remind ourselves when we feel sorry for ourselves that there are almost always others who has it even worse then you. I have more food then what I need on 40 dollar/ month and I never felt like I dont eat what I want, i eat shrimp, caviar, crabfish, ”expensive” meat, fresh vegetables and more. And I buy the more expensive cup noodles( usually 2 for 4-5 dollars). I never really felt like I lacked something exept for maybe going out to eat and/or drinking alcohol( but I didint drink before either). Im a Chef so my meals tend to taste great anyway and I make resturant worthy foods all the time so I dont really miss the take out all that much, but sometimes I miss the cheap pizza flavour if you know what I talk about.

Thanks for that tip. I didn’t know that you can use it as fertilizer for my bonsai plant.

Thanks 🙏. I Did not know that👍🇺🇸 🇹🇹

Water your plants! Wow thanks for the tip!

I have heard statements that rice water is good for your hair.

@@loiskinder6133 what?

I don't see people starving in another depression, but thriving is another story. With everything going up (although housing may be slowly falling for buyers at least) stretching the paycheck is the difference between comfort and crazy stress.

I subscribed about 3 mins in... Looking forward to checking out her other videos

Well, it's $12.50, now, but, yes. My parents grew up during the Great Depression, and got by on cornbread, potatoes, dried beans, and whatever they could grow in their garden (including eggs and milk.) To be honest, my father's family didn't really have a garden, but the older boys did hunt (probably squirrels more often than deer....) They would have wildcrafted greens and things, though. Poke and lambsquarter make good greens. I moved to the country during the Mother Earth era. It's amazing what kind of free food you can find if you know what to look for. And where. Just a bed of turnips somewhere in the back yard would stretch the budget.... They make greens AND a root vegetable. And they winter over in many parts of the country. That's why we eat turnip greens, black eyed peas, and hog jowl for "good luck" on New Year's Day. It's what you could count on still having available in all but the worst winters.

Same I also live in East Texas and I fill like food has sky rocketed

Shelpipp; Why stay in a place that is do hard? My mom was born in Texas, but thru kept right on driving until they reached Californian. California has had an EXCESS of $90,000,000,000 in income taxes these recent years to spend on people getting through this economy.

I'm on social security and when I take a taxi (its rare) you can be guaranteed I AM NOT ONLY going to tip, I'll make it worth their while. Drivers work hard, low pay. I appreciate a good ride. I had to be at the hospital for a very scary test at 5 AM the driver was great!! The total was $10 and I gave him a $5 tip. He was great and helped me to relax on the way over.

I have always said the poorest cooks are the ones who are the best cooks.

Thank you Great response.

Love your comment! We picked cotton as kids to buy school supplies after my dad died, that’s why I’m frugal still and love it, but, I do not hesitate to give of the little we’ve had, always finding something to give!

I buy the homeless people in my area food instead of giving them change. Even the leftovers from lunch is better than nothing. My fatass doesn't need it. I'm not poor, so that cab driver isn't always right... but it definitely seems to be the case most of the time.

My father went to school with a lard sandwich when he was growing up. That makes me sad even though my three siblings and I grew up poor and our poor mother lived in poverty always. I applaud this woman and her frugal ways.

@@conniespillman5157 Lard is actually better for you than you think. My granddad never tasted skim milk and never ate 'diet' food. He started working at age 5. He lived to be 85. That's great given what he had been through.

@@conniespillman5157 My father, as a boy, would occasionally get a treat of a piece of pork fat to take to school. He would take it out of his pocket now and then and chew on it like candy. He called it paddywack. He would also be given lard sandwiches. Sixty years later he would still happily eat anything put in front him.

MsBlackheart… I do agree with you on the fat. But for those who don’t really need the extra fat can always use the fat dripping for their pets. During hard times animals suffer a lot so the fat will help keep them going

And this is why my desire to have financial freedom is real.

Yup, it is a super common breakfast food in Japan, TKG! If you're uneasy about the egg being raw, or your rice isn't hot enough, mix the egg in and just microwave it a bit.

The commenters have been the best part of starting a RU-vid channel! Thank you for the kind words and thanks for watching! 💙💙💙

Yeah I thought the same! But she did an absolutely amazing job!!!

Check out Running On Plants here on RU-vid. You'll hopefully love her Channel.

So true! Every college student should see this.

Why you have kids ?

I raised 5 kids living like this. Price rite and dollar tree. Thanks for the content!

The sad thing is... that when I went to school they had a required for 1 semester class, called home economics. I took it my freshman year to get it over with, but really learned a ton and enjoyed it! I do have to say that I have used EVERYTHING at least more than once that is learned from that class! I ended up taking it all freshman and sophomore year and am so glad I did!!!!! I honestly think that they should bring it back. The class taught you how to budget your bank account first. Checking and savings. Then we moved on to budgeting, paying your bills with what your given. Some were given more, some less, but you had to make it work to pass! You had to budget groceries in. You had a budget for one person and a family. We had a field trip to the grocery store and had to buy groceries with the budget we made for ourselves. We were also taught the basics of cooking, simple meals such as these to stretch your budget and a nice meal for guests. All of which was graded. We also learned how to wash, dry and fold your clothes. We were taught to iron a dress shirt, slacks etc. Also learned how to darn a sock, patch pants, sew and hem pants and sew a button back on a shirt. We also learned about budgeting in gas, insurance and maintenance for your car or cars. These aren't even all that we were taught! But let me tell you again.. I have used it all, and was so thankful! I grew up in a dysfunctional family and wanted to move out when I was 13! After learning and passing with flying colors,at 15 I lied on my application to job corps. You had to be 16 to enter the program. Iv was a troubled youth, had gotten kicked out of school but saw job corps as a way out! And it worked. By the time they figured out I lied in my app I was already 16 and thriving. I used everything that I learned from that class cause I was on my own in job corps! ( they don't tell you that when applying, lol) but I was lucky and helped a bunch of kids learn. I learned a trade, got my GED AND saved $1,800 of my own money and when I graduated my savings was another 1,800.. which was a good thing because when I got "home" I didn't have a room my stuff was in boxes and had a cot in the garage. Thx, but no surprise! I only had to stay there for 2 months. Worked 2 jobs until I got into my trade, so I didn't have to be "home" and saved. Turned 18 and bounced. But I've basically been on my own since 15.. Sorry.. but my point was that they should have these classes so today's kids have a clue when they move out! Kids today don't know much and this would help!

I appreciate that! This was the second video I uploaded but the first I filmed, so I was feeling pretty nervous and self conscious! I'm feeling a lot more comfortable about it now 🙂

@@ThatLisaDawn You call those old counter tops, my laminate countertops are from 1947 and still do their job and that's all that matters. 😁

Fake content ?

Seriously!! You are so right! I immediately loved her for being real and like most ppl.😍😍 I paused the vid just to find a comment like yours.🤗 I live in California in a townhouse it's not modern but I'm humble and proud. We will get a house soon. Its expensive for a shack out here, seriously. So I know my new house will have plenty of old character for over half a million $$🙄🤭😁😁

@@judyapplepie4344 I think she's referring to the "fancy" people with perfect granite countertops and brand new state-of-the-art appliances who aren't very relatable to those of us with limited income and resources.

I agree. I don't know why the video popped up on my watch this but once I started watching and hearing the chat away I thought she was just a really kind, decent and down to earth girl.

Well what kind of garbage have you been watching lol

@@lectornox challenge videos...

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I feel so guilty when I throw food out. Especially when there are hungry people all over the world. My daughter hates it when I want to see everything from the freezer before it goes to the trash.

@@phyllisjones9626 maybe she should watch you throw it in the trash or you rush it into a new recipe. It's tough i know

when the fat people are "food insecure", you have to change the channel for the programming. People REALLY suffering need help..be aware waht "real suffering" is.

@@phyllisjones9626 when I see expiration dates closing in, I get a bunch of styrofoam meal holders from the Dollar Store. I cook up everything approaching expiration, including cake mixes. I make up meals for the homeless, elderly shut ins and feel great dispersing of this food. Nothing goes to waste in our household! My family wouldn’t tolerate food waste and taught me this. My children are always watching for expiration dates. If there is a blackout, I do the same thing. Get ice put it in a cooler to keep it from spoiling. When the electricity is restored I cook it all up and distribute it to the needy. There is never a reason to throw food out.

@@madamzzaj, I try to tell my daughter about wasting food. If something expire a couple months, she wants to throw it out. She laughs when I tell her to leave it. Your idea is a good one. I’m going to make her seal a meal everything. Before it expire, I’m going to make her cook it.

That is sad. Legumes are the best

@Joe Blow not all are like that dear.

@@ashleyburks4639 I'm a nurse too but 1st a survivor many times in my life I've been on extreme budgets and every thing she cooked was filling and tasty. Perhaps Joe has never been really hungry or strapped for cash with a family to feed.

@@maxinemcclurd1288 I think joe is just referring to the fact that cooking this cheaply isn’t healthy and that poor people have to compromise on healthy food which is horrible. Healthy food should be available for all but I digress.

you could give me bags of black, kidney beans and navy beans. They would feed me for weeks with the addition of rice, tomatoes, cheese, a little bit of smoked sausage, onions, carrots. I would be making chili cheese casserole, bean soup, Chili, beans and rice, black bean burgers from scratch. plus many other dishes with the ingredients above and some veggies from the farmers market.

I can picture it, Gordon Ramsay: Olive oil in. Calculator: $15 Gordon Ramsay: Fuck meeee.

LOL

I would rather eat her meals ANYDAY than Ramsey's attitude snob food. She cooks with love!

Gordon Ramsay is a joke. This beautiful soul can out chef him. any day of the week.

Exactly! Thanks for watching :)

Ppppp

@@brendasepulveda4363 What?

@@tiredapplestar what?

@@brendasepulveda4363 You commented Ppppp. I was wondering what that means. I guess you typed that by accident.

I agree. Very relatable to those of us who at some point in our lives had to decide on paying rent or buying food.

Kirby Gorjux Exactly.. There was a couple of very lean years in my early teens with a single mother dying of cancer.. I lived on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, (and never complained) then, I would boil a little pasta and put a can of stewed tomatoes on the pasta.. Oh, and I was only 13&14 yrs old, so couldn't go get a job.. (this was way before top ramen! 🤷‍♀️ but I appreciate this video..

I know how very easy it is to find yourself in that position and how hard it can be to reach out for help. I think especially once you've experienced it, you don't want others to struggle the same way. Thanks so much for watching and commenting 💙

We are struggling. With trying to eat healthy at our age it's a matter of life and death I can't tolerate all the salt and I'm not supposed to have sugar after a lifetime of pizza pepsi candy bars and potato chips it's mind boggling I look at bag of lintels and say what

P.S. your cat is beautiful and seems quite interested in your meals as well!!

I agree hand up not a hand out.

If only those in need would realize how many neighbors and friends would find it an honor and privilege to share meals with them. I have never struggled financially, but am naturally frugal. I don't ask for help for anything, but love nothing more than helping others. There are so many people who would enjoy sharing their pantry, especially with those whose pantries are empty.

Thanks for watching, and I appreciate the positive feedback!

@Joe Blow Yep a little heavy handed, her only fault. Too much salt and seasonings which already contains salt

@Joe Blow check out Running On Plants. You'll live a lot longer with her.

Yep, these are absolutely great points to keep in mind! The Dollar Tree definitely isn't the best bang for your buck for a lot of things - especially canned goods and foods that quickly get cheaper when bought in bulk like flour.

She did mention this in the video and also that she was considering the fact dollar tree was the only option for some people. However the frozen veggies are right on the money here.

@@lstj2979 I don't remember if it was said in the video. I probably missed it. I think it's simply a matter of the type of item you want. I know some frozen foods are cheaper at Dollar Tree, but some other frozen items are cheaper at Kroger, or instance some TV dinners are only .88 at Kroger, and some cans are only .79 or .89. It's all good. Overall it's much cheaper at Dollar Tree.

Yeah, and with the gas prices going up... 1 stop can help.

@@lstj2979 I really liked the bag of stir fry veggies i bought there.

Thanks so much 💙 I actually was recently gifted a tortilla warmer, and that has been a game changer. That's a really great idea about the splatter screen though, I'll definitely keep that in mind in case I ever need it!

Well here in st Tammany parish louisiana, if they catch you dumpster diving they take you to jail!this parishes law enforcement doesn't care,they watch too!

Thank you for the kind comment, it means a lot! 💙

Dollar Tree gas a pretty good frozen/refrigerator section , canned goods section and spices!

Walmart has frozen veggies for under $1 a bag

I have traveled to Europe Switzerland and other places and there is no place like America there is no place like America believe me

Adding lentils cooked down into almost any meat really doubles it. As the lentils break down. We put those red/orange lentils in chili to help bulk up the protein without breaking the bank. I've put them into taco meat too Once they cook down they just pick up the flavor.

These stores also have marked down meat on certain days of the week...can get some good deals

how do u find out which days of the week they put these items out? Ive never seen this before and could really use it

@@archery411 Well I shop at a Kroger store-so it may be that not all grocery stores do this nice thing. I’ve had pretty good luck on Tuesdays and Wednesdays!

@@gotwobag7876 I shop at Kroger so I’m going to keep my eye out, as I’ve never seen this before. What a nice surprise it would be though, to come across this! Thanks for sharing!

@@archery411 you can ask the staff, they should know.

There are plenty of people living on social security disability that are of “working age” that don’t get enough money from the government (they are either physically, mentally disabled or have mental health issues that prevent them from working). Same with older adults receiving social security or old age pension. They need these assistance programs to make their dollars stretch. I work as a social worker with these populations and it’s so hard to see them receive $497 a month and they’re expected to pay for basic amenities, food and medications. They often have to choose between these items and it’s not right. Assistance programs are very much needed because unfortunately saving doesn’t always cut it and no one seems to like socialism. There’s a lot of gaps and flaws in the US in terms of affordable health care, livable wages and housing.

I noticed how you said nothing about Congress giving itself a 20% raise on top of their $200,000 salary. They also have lucrative expense and travel accounts. How about government wasteful spending cuts so we pay less taxes?!

@@BBB-rd2qi when did they get a 20% raise?

Tkjhe wfay I found the best way to making more money was to not work for someone for wages but rather to be my own employer. By being self employed I work only for my own interests, not someone else’s interests. Other than what I have to give to the government the rest belongs to me.

@@brittm1895 Thanks for your compassion. My son is severely mentally ill. Social security disability is good - but he would be screwed without his parents.

So he was poor for 30 years and the rich for 50, where is the balance in that

Yes its great that people never forget where they've come from.and I just watches a small bio about him and how he loved the trademark neon signs that holiday inn used to have but sadley after he died they no longer use .

So Fuck him for working hard and becoming a successful hotel chain owner?? Simp

@@awilson816aw Well said. There was no remark about "Balance". There was no Balance, or Fairness during the Great Depression. Google it up or read "The Grapes of Wrath". The quote was, "He never forgot where he came from." I'm sure the reference was about being, cold & hungry, whearing rags, no shoes. Watching his family, & those around him suffering from the same, & the sickness, dieing, the fear. The friends he made, the scarce Job's available. The physical cost to the body's of family & friends for each $1.00 earned, & exactly what that dollar could buy. He never forgot, means he did something about it. For others. Never turned away from people he knew, grew up with, worked beside etc... what's wrong with that?

@@johnsandraco1086 I'm betting you were asking this same question in 2020 standing in line @ the Grocery store waiting to get inside the door. Then looking around at the empty shelves. "Where's the Balance"???

I'm doing da same ting tings get real real quick. Struggle is real. And I'm working trying to do extra work. And I don't even buy food I go to Elementary schools and ask dem nicely for food. Life is real I have to get a new roof for my mama house.

Yes, I love Japanese dishes! I got paranoid on camera at the last second about how to pronounce tamago kake gohan and got scared I'd completely butcher it 🤣 Thanks for watching!

Yes, we too have been very fortunate, and I just watched the video out of curiosity and disbelief. She has taught me a lesson, and my wife and I need to rethink our money management. I’m glad a came across this video!

On god jit

Me to but had homemade biscuits, I still eat it, yummy

Love pinto beans. I do a pot of beans each week, switching between types depending on mood and availability

Grew on red beans, white beans, and any other bean u can bane

My mom made dried beans and cornbread a lot. She grew veggies and we had fresh green onions with it most of the year. She dried red peppers and liked the flakes in hers. She'd save a bone from ham in the fridge/ freezer when ever we had it to flavor them.

At my house we called this beans and bones. I learned how to fry cornbread to go with. A splash of vinegar and some chopped white onion on the beans, cornbread firmly in hand and a small piece of hock in each bowl. Mmm

home made corn bread is so good and cheap love it. and filling too

That’s a lot of processed food.

cruisepaige maybe you should try to live in $10.00 a week! When people are hungry getting something in your stomach is what's important! Plus, she did great!

Thanks so much! I think a lot of times it's a skill that comes out of necessity.

Hey look at me,I eat steak and drink wine but cool video-John Harrington

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@@tattedguy9579 pardon Me? Do You have any grey poupaun?

Great tip!

Good ideas but I'd say only use that water on plants you don't intend to eat later due to arsenic content in rice which rinsing helps remove a bit.

I've also heard that rice water put down the drain can help cog your plumbing. I don't know if that's true. but thought I'd share.

@@itsjustme7487 not sure about rice water, but rice is one not to put down the drain (even if you have a disposal) since it can swell and clump.

@@bc1969214 Thank you. Like I said I wasn't sure but another opinion is always welcome.

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@Joe Blow When you don't have any options, Frozen is better than nothing. Canned fruit isn't best, but it's not "candy" either. There's canned fruits that have no added sugars and are in fruit juice.

@@crystald3655 frozen is always the best choice after fresh. Most of the nutrients in canned have been cooked out. Most of the time food is frozen in just hours after it’s been picked.

Frozen veg is good but canned has added sodium. Personally, I'll usually grab frozen veg over fresh. Don't have to worry about it going bad at the end of the week.

I'm just happy to see some wahmen still cook. The other day we had a bbq at work & none of the white girls cooked anything. Store bought potato salad, I am talking a zero sandwich environment.

Ours too. I live in a small town but it's 40 minutes from bigger towns/cities and most people just drive there. Even the shelves they do have are cleared

Mine to. Dollar general is pretty good here.

Yours is like mine, tiny. It's like a little under half of the larger kind with refrigerated food

Keep an eye on the canned foods. There can be a lot that you can get for quite a bit cheaper at a Walmart. Even Safeway where I’m at. Getting the store brand is cheaper than dollar tree on a lot of veggies.

Ours doesn’t have that option either where I live. We have a dollar tree and dollarama. I love shopping there though 😊

What does your being a guy have to do with anything?

@@floh6153 Why would an idiot like you even ask?

sounds like youve had a rough few years. so glad to hear youre getting re-inspired.

$1.25 store! Lol! Love that everyone calls it that now!

It actually is pretty close to how we normally eat - the main difference is we eat a lot more veggies and fresh produce, but beans, rice, and eggs are regular staples in my house!

WOW !!

I want that menu plan!

You need your own channel

Wow show me how, 7 in my family and i am spending like over a $100 a week i am going to get back to you and keep track on what i spin a month and let you know I know its like $700 or more i can use your advise.

Sell that menu as part of an ebook. Sounds very interesting!

We ate rice every single day in Brazil! At least once a day! We have rice for lunch or dinner or even both. We don't think we ate because it's cheap.. we love rice!

@@jumariano6995 I eat it because I love it too. I have Pinay friends and they say it's part of every meal in the Philippines also.

Same! Rice can be made so many different ways, it’s so versatile! I eat chicken and rice at least 3x a week

@@jumariano6995 rice is just good!! You can make it so many different ways...Rice is in almost all of my meals

If you are diebetis you can't have rice or pasta or potatoes. Too high in carbs.

I'm so happy you enjoyed! I definitely plan to do more videos like these soon. Thanks for watching! 💙

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Yes, it would be wonderful to forage. I like to see what's outside😁

Lambsears are delicious& nutricious!

That sounds so good, ground beef is soo expensive now though :(

Awww, you're too sweet